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I think he's living in the rear, actually.

Hmmmmmmmmm, veddy interlesting. Mm-hmmmmmmm.

Sorry--no offense. And, not that it's bad to be rich. Wish I wuz! To me, $85/mo. is steep for a gym membership. Guess it depends on where else you spend your money. I suppose it's not much more than some people pay for cable and Netflix each month? And throw in designer haircuts and manicures--again, I dunno--I don't pay for these things, but they would add up to more than $85/mo., likely. I sit corrected--it's relative.

Most mexican restaraunts make wide use of lard. Not sure why it's such a big deal - butter makes everything better! Yeah, I see it in the Hispanic food section of supermarkets. Wonder which has more saturated fat--lard or butter? I bet Google knows!

Or, just stay the heck away from the vending machine!

The Black Tusk is cool. Spectacular views of emerald-green Lake Garibaldi, alpine meadows, and a fun but body-choked chimney scramble.

Bait! I changed my mind on vegetarianism, so now I eat and wear animal parts. My point was that Hostess is missing out on some potential market share because they use lard in their donettes. And, it just seems weird to have animal parts in a "pastry," you know? I don't think lard is used much these days, in mainstream America.

Did someone call for a poll???

Ah, I recognize that song. I never caught the story line, just the refrain.

Yeah, my dog loves it!

Years ago, when I was a vegetarian, I discovered that Hostess chocolate-covered donuts contain beef fat (lard). I just bought some from the vending machine at work (hey, it's not my fault--the cafeteria wasn't open yet!), and they still contain beef fat. Weird. With all the vegetarians, vegans, Hindus, and beefaphobics in American society, you'd think by now they would be using some other fat source. Or maybe they count on peeps not reading the label.

Let's hear it!

Some are calling it an act of God--but will Bush recognize it as a sign from above?

Who heard it from a friend, Who heard it from a friend You've been messing around. But hey, if it feels good, do it!

A cartwheel in crampons at 10,778 feet?!? Good job! On the climb, too.

There are many people who do this and don't even tell about their exploits. Mox does look like a cool mt of trashy bad rock. More people should go there. Then the good rocks will be less crowded. For God's fucking sake, I cannot believe the pettiness of some of you guys. You sound like a bunch of five-year-olds, putting down other boys to scramble to the top of the recess social pyramid. What the fuck?? Do you have any idea how immature and petty you sound? I can't believe these things are said with a straight face. Holy fucking shit. I'm just incredulous. (Sorry, Mike; I needed to say that.)

I have an upright snorkel?

You have Issacraw down, man. That's my neighborhood.

That's only for rich people, though.

The better to hold you with, my--oh, never mind.

This is the way, to go, definitely. Did this regularly when I lived in Snohomish/Monroe area. I like the back-way drive from Index to Gold Bar--it's kind of nice.

That's a great idea.