Kat_Roslyn

So at your old age yer tent won't pitch as high as it used to eh? I heard Spitz could pitch a tent pretty well though. Well, don't worry, it happens to the best of em. It's probably because you were pitching your tent so often in Aconcagua. You were probably so used to pitching you tent in dangerous foriegn lands, that the United States just doen't have anything extreme enough.

AHAHh hahahahaha Who can't set up a tent now! Man, I am gonna make fun of you for this forever!!! I wish I was there to see your face and you say "What the . . ". This is making me laugh so hard right now, I wish that I would've thought to play this joke on you!

This thread is making my psyche feel good right now, didn't walk for 4 1/2 months and styled jap gardens, godzilla and thin fingers last weekend, and also hiked to the top of the walls. Hows that for a cripple girl beyotches!!! I just like to call it trashin on the gnar gnar bro brah.

Mike, you are only 4 degrees from Kevin Bacon!!! YEAH!!!

Aaron, Hi this is Kat. I am so sorry to hear about your friend. I will try to attend. I recently had my pelvis and sacrum crushed, he probably had the same surgeon I did, Chip Route? I hope the best for him, hard times. -Kat

you should come over. You can show me moves from footloose. Jeez Louise get me off a my knees. Jack get back, come on before they pack. Everybody cut everybody cut DON NON.

When are you moving up here?

The Mike, I snapped this pic of you awhile ago. I thought it shows the sensitive side of you, it might look nice next to the one of The Jay.

I can't wait to see you naked.

Oh, this may be good for me, I think I'll try it. I has surgery yesterday on a big seroma I have on my thigh/hip. Anyway, this is what is written on Bastyrs site. Also key to craniosacral therapy is the connection between muscles and bones, a netting of connective tissue known as the fascia. Injury or trauma, or even the guarding that occurs when we experience pain, can cause the fascia to be constricted, twisted or tense. The imbalance can affect the whole system, similar to the effect of a snag in a delicate fabric. By restoring the balance of this system, one improves the functioning of the central nervous system and the overall physical and emotional well-being of the patient. According to Dr. Catherine Jones, a naturopathic physician, licensed acupuncturist and faculty member at Bastyr Center for Natural Health, a practitioner begins by making an assessment of the patient’s body by feeling the rhythms and noting temperature, pulse and blood flow changes, and where restrictions exist. “You might feel coldness or tension and the imbalance will be obvious to the trained practitioner,” says Dr. Jones. Then the practitioner will exert a very gentle pressure, so subtle it may be undetectable to an observer. A first-time patient may feel that very little is happening, although, Dr. Jones points out, there can be dramatic results after only one treatment. Through very slight movements, the practitioner is able to facilitate the release of restrictions and subtle misalignments, allowing the bones and joints to expand and contract properly. Often pain causes the body to assume a pattern that is difficult to correct – we tend to “guard” against the pain by protecting it with tensed muscles, causing misalignments, spasms, decrease in blood flow to the area and pain. Craniosacral therapy can break that pattern of pain.

Thanks guys, I was wondering if it has worked for anyone here though? And what do they do specifically? Like, acupuncturists stick needles in you, what do C-S people do, I got the impression they tap you.

Man, Olympic Physical Therapy has awesome PTs, you can look on the website and see specialties. They are great there, and everyone is super nice.

Jay, might you happen to have any pictures from this summer? By the way, I had a great time with you, that was really fun. I still haven't replaced the camera that the bear ate.

Man, I was all excited to throw a M-80 in that lake last winter, we got the camera ready, lit it, then poof! Nothing! Frikkin suckbm's friends were living with me and dropped it in a glass of beer! Looks like you guys had fun. -the kat

Frikkin quit complaining. I can't walk or exercise for another two months, shit. You can complain all you want, just jokin. September is the best time to climb anyway. I will go hiking with you, I should be up to it in two months. And, I'll surely go skiing with you this season, I will be sub-par I expect.

That looks like so much fun. Pretty pictures, I especially like that sensitive man picture of the Jay. Did the two of you host the annual chiropractic convention for strippers?

I guess I want to hear some success or failure incidences so I can at least have some idea on what it is.

I guess I don't know anything about it. Did it work for you? I crushed my pelvis and sacrum in a car accident and obviously I have a lot of pain. I have some nerve damage that if my back is touched it freaks out, and I can't lay on it, I have a hard time sitting in a chair that isn't cushioned, well, lots of crap, oh yeah, my left calf aches and hurts and my left foot is on pins, they say from nerve damage stuff or scar tissue formed and tightens on nerves or something. I heard it is good for the flow of the spinal fluid, but I really don't know anything about that. But, what do they actually do? And how do you find someone that is good? And did it work for your malady? And also, how hard do they touch your back, because it is super sentsitive.

Has anyone here ever heard of it or experience it?

I am sorry you are in pain. Have you asked them what the recovery time is like with surgery? Sounds like you are exploring your options, good for you. Just thinking about surgery is scary, I have one tomorrow. I saw my surgeon the other day, he fixed my lower spine/ sacrum and pelvis and he couldn't stress enough about core strengthening excercises to relieve pain. I am feeling better everyday, the body is a neat machine. Good luck.

Birthday cake barehanded, boy oh boy, that's extreme. I like knowing that you are carrying a giant safeway lunch tray underneath the cake. That guy on the right is just some poser, he probably even prefers eating cake with cutlery.

Has anyone ever seen GUMMO? I know suckbm has. That movie is so horrible. It is set in rural south. There are these kids that get money for the local chinese restraunt killing cats and bringing them the carcasses. With the money they buy some spray paint to huff and buy some sexy time with a mentally handicapped girl whose brother or dad is pimping her out. Simpy thinking about it has made me nauseous. If anyone wants to borrow it, I have a copy. Or there is the naked Azmat and Borat scene.

oh, I didn't know there was climbing there.

Looks like your livin the dream pretty hard down there Erik!