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things just got so much spicier, right when a bunch of work came in from my weenie californian office counterpart, damn.

i like oregon because people look outside at a downpour and say "man, i am going to get wet walking to my car." then put on a jacket, don't zip it up and go out anyway. a lady i work with from california has her umbrella open before she is even out the door. point being your employers, if not government, must be californians. enjoy the time off.

takes one to know one how would you know?

wait, what happened? someone is lost on hood?????!!!!!

armchair pilot, that's good, the i-shit can have arms! (it is ok to laugh once in awhile tcg)

that looks like the coke piled up around tony montana's pool

e-ass, gives me a great idea to pitch to apple, for the i-sit (or i-shit), a mp3 playing toilet! either way, even if it is a ledge, how could it possibly justify bolts within two feet of each other! don't be silly mtnfreak, i am not making fun of you, but i will play along. your feeling are probably hurt because it was you who bolted it, and you were real scared up there on the ledge and want two bolts for protectiion at the belay, not rap bolts mind you.

And you refute facts that are, um, "inconvenient" to your world view. Speaking of categorization of charity, let's exclude contributions to art museums, ballets, symphonies, and the like - all favorite places for rich liberals to dump their cash. oh yeah, you are a tool for saying this. those things are hardly supported by "rich liberals" and not by "rich conservatives." even if you were right, you would be implying that conservatives don't care about the "arts" which imho would make them stupid backwater bumpkins. "pass the moonshine billy bob, i'm about to learn to play the washboard!"

not to get in the middle of a beautiful display of indentifying fallacious arguments and spray, but i wanted to comment too! i think it might be interesting to note that political identity has very little to do with the charitable giving we are tlaking about. it seems to be more today to be about the war, or environmental issues, or abortion. taxes too, but that has always been the same debate. within any broadly defined group, especially "conservatives vs. liberals" there will be great variety within each group. and the weak link between classifying your political identity by how cheritable you are seems to make this study a little pointless to me. so you might respond: "the point of the study is to show a link in those broadly defined groups with how cheritable they are and how cheritable they say they are" that is fine, but what about public schools or roads or police etc. they aren't funded by private giving, they are funded by the government, yet they provide a cheritable service to society. i can't tell that these types of things were included in the study, so i would want to say simply that liberals arent' anyless cheritable than conservatives, they just do it in a different way, through the government. is that really so bad? i mean when i comes down to it this study is providing a way to attack the moral credibility of a particular group of people. that to me is unnecessary and totally counterproductive. liberals are doing good things when they vote to fund schools and medicare and stuff like that. conservatives are doing good things when they donate to whatever privately. but the link between classifying yourself in one political group or another and how much you care about giving seems a little loose in a world where politics means more about invading countries and preventing dudes from getting married.

how bout having two bolts within less than 7 feet off the ground, don't want to deck when you trip putting your shoes on i guess.

that zipper was a brilliant design

I have a down GoLite jacket that I absolutely love. You can usually get them on clearance or in the sales racks for around 70 bucks, thanks to folks returning them even when there is nothing wrong with them. nice, i will keep that in mind. i have a golite poly fill i got for 30 at next adventure, had to replace the zipper for 15 bucks though! i'll keep my eye out, and if anyone see's one in a XL, help a friend out!

if you have a problem with sport climbing, you better invite a newbie along with you to learn the trad ropes, other wise it isn't fair at all to anyone who doesn't want to get killed. not only am i too poor to buy a rack, but i wouldn't be safe even if i had one to only climb the "traditional" way, even though i have seconded and cleaned quite a bit. all i mean to say is, all you talking shit about sport climbing at least better be inviting to others wanting to get into a sport that is extremely difficult to break into. without smith and other bolted routes, i would just be another crabber from alaska posting on this site, except i don't work on a crabbing boat in alaska. just another view on the bolt debate.

best part is that he is selling out in europe. steven, you rock man!

new one is going in Redmond. misguided youth is all i'm saying. fkn jibbers. i get lost in the wilderness if i can't see walmart or homedepot for bearings.

was the price worth it? debating mid day tomorrow heading down there. no on e showed up at on deck, lone basketballfan/ climber here.

where is the walmart in that picture???

STEVEN SEAGAL & THUNDERBOX WORLD TOUR The tour will begin in January of 2007 and run through the month of March. Below are the dates currently scheduled and more will be added. This is a complete and official list of those dates. In the meantime, look for Mojo Priest in stores, listen for it on the radio and experience this great show live, when it comes to a city near you. See you then! January 12, 2007 - Casino Rama Rama Ontario January 13, 2007 - Casino Rama Rama Ontario January 16, 2007 - The Ferry Glasgow SOLD OUT January 17, 2007 - The Journal Tyne Theatre, Newcastle Upon Tyne January 18, 2007 - The Robin Wolverhampton SOLD OUT January 20, 2007 - The Leisure Centere Market Harborough SOLD OUT January 21, 2007 - The Farifield Hall, Croydon, London January 22, 2007 - Cliffs Pavillon, Southend - on - Sea January 25, 2007 - Pumpehuset Copenhagen SOLD OUT January 26, 2007 - Pumpehuset Copenhagen January 27, 2007 - Tobaksfabrikken Esbjerg SOLD OUT January 29, 2007 - Musikkens Hus Frederikshavn, Denmark January 31, 2007 - Sonderborghus Sonderborg, Denmark February 1, 2007 - Randershallen Randers, Denmark February 5, 2007 - The Swan Theatre, High Wycombe February 6, 2007 - The Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells February 7, 2007 - The Woodville Halls Theatre, Gravesend February 9, 2007 - Arts Centre, Warwick February 10, 2007 - Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool February 11, 2007 - Venue Cymru, Llandudno February 13, 2007 - Royal and Derngate Centre, Northampton February 14, 2007 - The Alban Arena, St Albans February 16, 2007 - The Colston Hall, Bristol February 17, 2007 - The Grand Theatre, Swansea February 18, 2007 - The Coal Exchange, Cardiff February 20, 2007 - Rock City, Nottingham February 21, 2007 - Opera House, Buxton February 23, 2007- Plymouth Pavilions, Plymouth February 24, 2007 - The Brook, Southampton February 25, 2007 - Pavilion Theatre, Worthing February 27, 2007 - The Broadway Theatre, Peterborough February 28, 2007 - The Regent, Ipswich March 1, 2007 - University of East Anglia, Norwich March 3, 2007 - King Georges Hall, Blackburn March 4, 2007 - The Victoria Theatre, Halifax March 6, 2007 - The Sands Centre, Carlisle March 7, 2007 - Perth Concert Hall March 9, 2007 - The Ironworks, Inverness March 10, 2007 - The Ferry, Glasgow March 11, 2007 - The Queens Hall, Edinburgh March 13, 2007- The Robin, Bilston

this is just a lesson to you all, spraying is only for big dicks, (little ones too, dicks in general)

chuck norris uses a paint sprayer.

wow, using my highly skilled and honed blobular chart decifering skills that looks to be a cock and balls, or spray chart. damn reading blobular is tough.

3D blobular- wtf is that. seriously. it sounds like the same guy that names pokemon came up with this technical name for a graphic.

24 hour button!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

great pics too... hehe

i am on 500 of brothers k as of last night! tell your wife christmas is still a long way off, it can be done!!! i have the same goal.