fishburneiv

I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

Thanks for the pics Blake. What a sweet view!

Der Sportsman is just off the main street facing Hwy 2 close to the east end of Front street. If you are targeting wealthy retired individuals and/or wealthy tourists it might provide you with a good model. You also might want to check out Leavenworth Mountain Sports. It's on the left side of Hwy 2 before you hit downtown. I also like your idea of having a 2nd hand corner. (It would have been nice. ) Good luck!!

I've recently been awarded a grant to study how some of the more fringe and aberrant norms represented by Danny B can become adopted into more mainstream culture. I suspect that attempts to ridicule via sarcastic imitation subtly yet perniciously influences the attitudes, behaviors and expectations of those who are actually disparaging these less socially accepted elements. In other words… I'm movin to Spokane DB!! Pour me a Hamms and grease the pigs. I can't wait to get roped into the Dishman feud, ride shotgun (literally), and sprout a long, preferably stringy, mullet. Yeee haw! P.S. Where does one by brass knuckles?

Any more pics? I love the view from up there.

web page RICHLAND, Wash. — A stolen truck full of doughnuts? Better believe Tri-Cities police were on that in a hurry.

Maybe Gary, our resident camera expert, would be willing to offer the author/publisher his advice? (Which may also keep certain TR reports from being sidetracked.)

I'm not sick. Sick would be fucking the cat, having it lick tuna water off your penis, or eating the cat. or all of the above in any order... Thank you for recalibrating my notion of sick Michael. Having a cat lick tuna water off your penis...? Now THAT'S sick (and freakin' hilarious)! By the way, if you use the tuna in oil you get longer results.

Thus the cycle of abuse continues. You're a funny/sick and sick/funny man michael. May your cats never decide you're worthy of their recompense.

If Donny's a troll it's pure genius; if not... How about pure entertainment either way? I'll definately go with that! (Again, no disrespect DB. )

Is Donny for real? I can't help but feel I'm being trolled when I read his posts. He is so stereotypically N. Idaho / Spokane (and I mean this with the utmost respect DB).

Absolutely sweet-ass pics!

For those of us new to CC.com: I think I've got a pretty good picture (aided by actualy pictures) of what the Rope Up consists of, but what's tough love? (hopefully not the cigarette burns I recieved in childhood)

Now I know how I got the nickname of "caber." Hmmm... And yes, caber tossing IS hard on the lower back.

excerpt from http://nosmoking.ws/news/newstobaccomarketskids0801.htm Sara Bogdani had just turned 17 last summer when she slipped into a short skirt and started working as a Marlboro girl. While the rest of her high school friends spent their vacation laboring in restaurants or lounging at home, Sara donned a red hat, a T-shirt with a cowboy on the back and a knapsack full of Marlboros and other Philip Morris cigarettes. Then she hit the streets of Tirana, the capital of Albania and her hometown, offering a smile and a free pack to anyone who professed a love of smoking and looked, well, almost as old as she was. "As long as they weren't 14 or something, it was O.K.," Sara said in a telephone interview, noting that a co-worker was also 17. As for her bosses, "they were just glad if you gave out all the cigarettes," said Sara, who now works with an antismoking group. Just as it is in the United States, giving cigarettes to teenagers is illegal in many countries, including Albania, where Marlboro girls stroll the streets. But while the practice has all but disappeared from American cities, it goes on with striking regularity in many developing nations, and Philip Morris is far from the only tobacco company that the World Health Organization has accused of crossing the line in trying to entice those underage with free cigarettes. A new study of schoolchildren 13 to 15 in 68 countries, conducted by the W.H.O. and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, found that about 11 percent of the children in Latin America and the Caribbean were offered free cigarettes by a tobacco company representative in 1999 and 2000. In Russia, nearly 17 percent said they had been given free cigarettes. In Jordan, it was 25 percent. I think we're gonna be OK in the U.S. though. Kids Giving Up Cigarettes For Cigars Perhaps, an unintended consequence of the huge emphasis our society places on the hazards of smoking cigarettes: More people, particularly teenagers wanting to be "cool," are lighting up cigars, according to a new report. Case in point: Although a New Jersey report found cigarette smoking among teens had dropped by some 30 percent, smoking cigars had increased among boys (17 percent) and girls (10 percent). Also, a 2004 survey of Cleveland teens found cigars consumption had exceeded cigarette use. As if anticipating many teens may not like the typical taste of cigars, tobacco manufacturers have taken advantage of all the junk food marketing kids have been exposed to over the years by offering cigars in various flavors (apple, cinnamon and grape). And, due to escalating taxes on cigarettes imposed throughout the country, it may be cheaper in some areas for teens to smoke cigars...

Yeah. I have to go through this kind of stuff at home too.

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