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He let your mom do that

so very un-PC of you. The humor-challenged must use ramps where ever we can find them.

I just farted. hope you're all enjoying the humid fog.

The dude, no doubt, has got some stones; everyone will have their own assessment whether he has 'em hangin' or rattlin' around in his head.

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A nice webpage with links to conditions, forecasts, and instruction for all of North America (excepting Mexico), Europe, and New Zealand. http://www.avalanche.org/

I wonder if they were releated to the Piggs that lived on a farm outside of Paonia. Too much of a coinkidink? Yeah, too much of a co-oinkadink to not be related considering proximity. Or, unlike commonly named women, marry and hyphenate her name with guys with common last names of: Focker Sty Sniffer Tea-Bagger Licker Meatpipe Andloveinterspeciescopulation

Must be clothes for men that stay in cheap hotels... no ballroom.

Yep, people have tight schedules dictated usually by their jobs and it is the schedule, not fear, that normally determines duration of stay. Whether a person wishes to learn bears little on the experience of life; the school of hard knocks has few graduates. Perhaps the difference in our views is in my assessment of the overall benefit derived from personal exposure to differing cultures versus your view that seems to focus on the limits of human compassion and understanding. If a person remains sequestered culturally, they will remain myopic. Only by exposure to foreign elements, no matter "their wish to learn", will there be opportunity to see farther. Right now, that's an apt description of my world, but I trust I'll weather the funk and be back to waiting by the phone for a call from Hallmark.

True. Travel to other countries and cultures is the best means by which an individual's scope and understanding of this world is broadened. There are enough objective obstacles to this without foisting personal subjective criteria. Go. See the world. Often, as horizons expand by footfall, a corresponding expansion is experienced in the mind and heart.

One way old climbers show consideration for their belayer.

" 'member when you could spin the record backwards and...and it sounded like somebody says 'Paul is dead' and...and then on the cover of Abbey Road you were the only one barefoot like a corpse that's dressed for a coffin? ...um, well.. that was cool."

He's got to be a flacid member, at least. Unless, of course, he's had one of those unfortunate belay plate accidents.

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