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Something's wrong. She's in Sensitivioso. It's an impostor.

Jesse Jackson is an ordained minister, right? Don't they have rules against that sort of talk?

Reminds me that the last time I got a "massage" off craigslist I ended up being asked to join a medical study.

I got it from amazon for $76 off retail then I saw it on newegg for $4 less. Now I hate that camera.

I saw the subject header and thought Archenemy had posted her rental a second time.

How do you know it's inaccurate? The reporter rode with the jarheads and wrote what he saw. What was incorrect about his writing?

One word: flocculant.

12 year old in pastry-eating contest:

one won't

Moderator! Cleanup on aisle two!

I am off work today. I need to actually go to Index and see the controversy firsthand. Is anyone else motivated enough to actually go there right now and study this problem up close?

Congratulations! Cross Fit gets it done, doesn't it! I heard Greg Glassman at CF Vancouver a couple years ago. Wish I could work out with Patty more often, cool crew there. Did you meet Nancy and Dave from CF Seattle?

And did you check the road to Exfoliation Dome? It was blocked by multiple slides as of 6/28. Has anyone attacked that debris? (If anyone does, I'll help)

Fairly close to the Mtn. Loop Highway there is (or was, maybe) a low spot that had held avy debris. As of 6/28 it was sort of a trap that got at least one 2WD vehicle. How is it now? You don't even mention it so I guess it's much better.

Rowing and swimming are good. When I was young I raced road bicycles in another part of the country but I don't like to ride here. In CF we run 440s and 880s. If you push the lactate threshold running those distances regularly, your aerobic limit goes through the roof.

Nice idea Sobo but the '06 takes up to a 220gr and it aint a HP. You'd need a 180gr HP and something a little better than a Bushnell POS Last time some guys started hanging out at Exit 38 with a couple of M4s, 10x binos, digital cameras and a cell phone this shit stopped for awhile. Funny how quickly the word gets out. You tinhorns, the .308 is the supreme long-range round. If my hands didn't shake so much I could knock the cock off a housefly at 600 yards.

A long time ago I saw nwhikers.com video shot from a kite skier's helmet cam. It's a wild activity! It's almost as fast a way down as falling, with few of the negatives.

Any research that puts running in a positive light must be false. The only reason God gave us the ability to run is get away from something that is chasing us. A truly civilized society would stigmatize running as barbaric.

One of my favorite tunes! Play it LOUD and play it PROUD! mDehMFU_wXk For God, the Continental Army, and the Continental Congress!

I love the 4th!

This TR makes me want to run out and re-create your footsteps. JK 'nuff said about that But seriously: that's a nice bag o' crag & I hope you are tanned and tuned now.

Are you an American? In America, the theory is we live at liberty free from government coercion and interference. That's the theory, anyway. The reason not to submit to questioning by government employees is that we don't have to. We don't need a excuse not to, instead government is obligated to have an objective reason for any action that requires it to stop a citizen.

Here's the fact: a cop cannot just walk up to you and demand ID. A cop cannot even ask your name. It is illegal. In order to get your ID, they must first arrest you. They must know or have reasonable suspicion that you have broken a specific known law and place you under formal arrest. Then and only then do they have standing to get your ID. In the case of a traffic stop, the flashing red lights are de facto advice that you have been arrested (detained). If you doubt this, next time you are stopped ask if you are under arrest. The cop will be kind of surprised at that but will answer, "well, yes, technically you are under arrest." The traffic infraction he/she believes she saw you commit was the "crime" that made it legal for the cop to detain you and gather information. So a ranger can't stop you on the trail and out of the blue ask you your name or anything else about who you are. I can't imagine that any ranger would do that, however. Less clear to me is a ranger's legal standing to ask you your business: where you are going and so on. My first reaction is that no government employee has legal standing to do that under any circumstances unless it is a law enforcement person who has arrested you.

This thread needs more cowbell.

That's what I was afraid of.