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Trust your shoes; you're not gonna fall. Hmm, I wonder what this lever does... I ran into my ex-girlfriend today. Boy, does she look good.

Alpinfox?? Never heard of no Alpinfox. Anyone else ever hear of this interloper?

Saturday's "dahhrling, will you get me a cocktail?" day.

cigarette day.

precisely

hump is a state of mind.

They're addictive, aren't they?

You are entering dangerous territory! Don't lose your grip on unreality, yo.

Of course this makes sense, because if you changed your eating habits and increased your exercise, without taking weight-loss supplements, you would lose weight. Combining the two multiplies the effect of both of them.

Leavenworth! I would be happy to live there.

Definitely. After working with a series of sucky managers, I'm really wanting to work for myself. I can be my own bad manager.

Tomorrow's another day.

Ewwwe.

Happy HUMP Day!

HEY!! Don't be eating chocolate on my weight loss thread!!! Holy flying mylar horsecock.

Or fiber. That works better for Americans.

AlpineK and I had a couple of beers and a chat. Everyone else apparently got lost and ended up at a bar on 8th Ave. in Seattle called the Sumphouse. So, that was the Eastside Pub Club.

Squishy Bell and Headlight Point, both at Exit 38 (north side of I-90), are for the most part out in the open so should dry out quickly after the rain stops and the frost/morning mist evaporates. They have a good range of difficulty, from pretty easy to harder-than-I-can-climb. Check www.northbendrock.com for details, or the book if you have it.

Or caused by.

I hate the November fog that comes with it. Ugh.

Actually, I have been feeling a little bit... hmmm.

You're just all foul-mouthed today, DeC. Too much chocolate and coffee?

'''Neurasthenia''' (also known as Neuralgia) was a term first coined by Beard in 1869 to describe a condition with symptoms of fatigue, anxiety and pessimism. It was explained as being a result of exhaustion of the central nervous system's energy reserves which Beard attributed to civilisation. In the late 1800s it became a popular diagnosis and led to rest cures. Physicians at the time frequently associated Neurasthenia with the stresses of urbanization and the pressures placed on the intellectual class by the increasingly competitive business environment. Typically, it was associated with upper class individuals in sedentary employment. It was a common diagnosis in World War I - every one of the c.1700 officers processed through the Craiglockhart War Hospital was diagnosed with neurasthenia, for example - but its use declined a decade later. The symptoms are similar to what is now termed fibromyalgia." Huh?