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I guess you didn't actually read any of the links I posted.

But Romney is such a compelling candidate.

[video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul8Ik7MQqr0

this thread needs some stars

Is this what he means when he says putting america back to work?

i'm not convinced the CIA even exists. HAVE YOU EVER ACTUALLY SEEN THEM????

Don't let any of that dissuade you, though.

airplane wheel at pentagon crash: landing gear strut from same crash: some more wreckage outside the pentagon: and of course the eyewitness accounts: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2001/sep/12/expertopinions.charlieporteronmensfashion More on this site: http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military/news/1227842, and specifically regarding the pentagon here: http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military/news/debunking-911-myths-pentagon#bigplane I'll leave you with this one:

Did you actually SEE him mow the lawn? HOW DO YOU KNOW???

Hey kevbone, have you actually SEEN the war in afghanistan? How do you know it's a bad thing? Maybe everyone over there loves it. HOW DO YOU KNOW???

Look, if you haven't actually seen it with your own eyes that means everyone's data is equally valid, OK?

I've never actually SEEN santa claus, so how can I prove to you he doesn't exist?

I own RonPaulsFakeEyebrows.com, you know. I need to put something there. Maybe a photo. Any ideas?

I've never actually seen molecules, and neither have you.

Did you actually SEE the rockets land on the moon? How do you even know they did? Maybe they actually landed on the sun. Who knows? Your information is no better than mine!

Actually "knowledge, judgement, and fitness" are given much more emphasis in the Mountaineers climbing courses than the "10 essentials". I almost got kicked out of the navigation field trip during one of those November monsoons that goes on for 5 or 6 days because I didn't bring sunscreen. edit: it was still a pretty good class for the money, though yeah, but that's more general than a "climbing course" and the demographics and experience of the people teaching that are different than say those teaching "winter and mixed climbing" Fair enough. Two memorable moments from my basic class are when an instructor on the Mt. Si "conditioning" trip reprimanded an older gentleman she ran into randomly on the Mt. Si trail for wearing jeans. "COTTON KILLS, SIR!" followed by the time they tried to make me wear my helmet in the parking lot as we grouped up for the first day of rock 2. I remember it being pretty cheap. Like, $250? And MOFA *definitely* wasn't taught by EMTs, although that may be a new thing? I didn't enjoy the experience, but it was a great deal for the money and it's a great way to learn a lot in a short time, especially if you're not into the "self-learning" thing -- as long as you get out an go on non-mountie trips ASAP. My $0.02

without me it's just aweso

I've never been on the moon, and neither have you, so how do you know it's NOT made of green cheese??? Answer me that! Your information is no better than mine.

Actually "knowledge, judgement, and fitness" are given much more emphasis in the Mountaineers climbing courses than the "10 essentials". I almost got kicked out of the navigation field trip during one of those November monsoons that goes on for 5 or 6 days because I didn't bring sunscreen. edit: it was still a pretty good class for the money, though

sure, if you like smoking mexican schwag you'd LOVE the shit that comes out of Afghanistan. mmmmm tastes like rope.

BTW, speaking of Afghanistan -- Kabul on 45th is an excellent restaurant. I recommend the Qorma-i Sabzi. Also, great firni YUM!

Looks like the frame has fender mounts? neat. Kinda hard to find on a bike with horizontal rear dropouts. I hope you find a good home for it

everyone knows those were actually missiles that hit the towers. The real planes are in a warehouse in area 51 next to the aliens and flying saucers.

I dunno, is ass-guard pass really any better going up? It's basically a big pile of crap regardless. And if you do it clockwise, you can leave bikes at the stuart lake th and ride downhill back to your car. I have an kid's bmx bike you guys can borrow that would prob fit Ulee well enough to get him back to the car. If he doesn't have a bike.