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The thing that is sad is the pathetic mess that Everest has become after his accomplishment.

I carry boxed wine on every trip.

I think Philfort has one as well.

This is, by pretty much any measure, way over the top: 6IWXgdxWqFw

I know first hand that they LOVE badminton. Oh, and another thing. Don't, and I mean DO NOT, forget to get a leash. A very STRONG leash. They are amazingly powerful, agile critters.

Is "Clueless Twit" still in use?

Exactly. I use 2 separate super bright LEDs that flash so it appears like the oscillating headlights on police cars. They stand out. On the back an equally annoying bright, flashing light. I might even don a fluorescent construction vest if it's really bad. sickie We've had a couple of well publicised cycling deaths lately and day or night, I'm pretty certain I can be seen. What I really want to get for riding on trails in the dark is this light: Niterider These things leave sear marks wherever it shines.

Looks like "Alpha Green" wasn't such a hot seller.

Looks like this could be building up to a similar misunderstanding.

If you want an ass kicker, then might I suggest 60 minutes of hell! zWGnM_1ViZA

If memory serves, Knotzen had a doozy. I'm to lazy right now to look it up though.

It also acts as an upgrade that improves the ability for the GPS system that helps whomever is curious of your whereabouts to see it more clearly.

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If there is any possible way you can take what you do and start a company, DO IT. For the longest time I kept coming up with excuses not to do it, but when I finally did, all the questions were answered. One of the big ones was health insurance. I got an HSA (health savings account) and am paying just a little more than what I paid into my former employers plan to add my family. And actually it ends up being a better deal because not only can I write off the premiums, but the money I have to pay into the account is a tax-free inventment fund. And the money that I have to pay for a doctor visit, prescription, et.al. is also tax deductable. It's a great deal. And the biggest benefit? Free time. My commute is from my bed to my office. I ride my bike to my son's school everyday (a little less when the weather is nasty) and grab him when he's done. I am completely in charge of my own time. Yeah, there can be stress, but it's your own deal and you can do things however you want. Working as an employee blows as far as I'm concerned. I wish I would have done this a lot sooner. And though I have nothing whatsoever to do with this book, I recently read it and I highly recommend it: The Four-Hour Work Week.

I have to admit, I'm starting to feel the same way. I traded mine in right away even though I didn't have any of the issues they were purported to have. I miss them.

Some of the coldest Malt Liquor evar!

Peggy Lepton?

What does Michael Jackson and JC Penny have in common? Boy's pants half-off.

When it it bedtime at Michael Jackson's house? When the big hand touches the little hand.

Two words: premoistened dumper

Better late than never!

How are you guys up in Washington spending your kicker checks? Oh, that's right, you don't get kicker checks. Nevermind.

This here is a thread in itself.