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I'd do almost anything for a keg. Count me in!

She looked like a tawdry whore on TV yesterday.

I drink way too much. Does it hurt performance? Probably. Am I willing to give it up? No. Other than that, I find cycling works the best for alpine. I run trails in Forest Park a lot, but I seem to get more benefit from cycling. If I have time, a long ride (2-3 hours) is great. But just this morning I only had an hour, so I left my house, rode downtown to the river then up as hard as I could up Vista to Council Crest them home. Hard as hell, but effective. I'll usually do that 2-4 times/week in addition to a couple of runs and of course whatever I'm doing in the mountains.

No, but you can smoke where it came from.

Or...................................................................................................................................................................................................... D-Day

This is what I got: So, how knows?? Definitely possible.

THAT definitely crossed my mind.

I'll give her some advice.

For a minute there I thought she may have PM'd this to anyone and everyone. I'd write her back...if I was allowed to.

Do any of you ever get weird PMs? I just got this one and...I don't know her: I'm not going to list her avi in the chance it may be a real request. But it seems legit, it's just that I noticed that I can't reply to her and she had just registered prior to the PM. And no previous posts. Is this a bot of some sort? Forgive me if this is an obvious question. I'm posting it in spray in hopes of some irreverant, creative replies. Spray on.

Like a dog chomping wildly at a stream from a water hose.

I was on Lolo Pass about 10 days ago. All roads leading there are clear.

Speak for yourself. -The Human Comma

Definitely some rock climbing. But I bet if you brought your tools you'd find a willing belayer.

I'm planning on using this as a base for several different trips within the park in a few weeks. If you have stayed here, can you provide any suggestions for spots to try and reserve? Or more importantly, ones to avoid? For an extended visit, I am just trying to pick a cool spot in a rather large campground. Thanks

Tru dat.

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"Did you cum?"

This describes many things. It's also a direct quote from your mom last night. In this context however, can you be a BIT more precise?

And badgers at Crater Rock on Hood ~20 years ago.

I prefer a Tibloc too, but to answer your question 6mm should work, 5 for sure. Anything larger will slip and anything too much smaller could tighen up to much.