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Excuse me a minute, something brown that smells like ass just dribbled out the side of my monitor... ...KKK! Welcome back! And with fresh jokes! Cool!

Probably about the same, given the cost of the fabric. A lot less, because there'd be a lot more people to buy them, because people would actually be attracted to each other, have sex, and make more people.

Interesting observation for someone who has never met me. We're not...fantasizing a bit, are we? Frankly, I'm flattered. You don't form any kind of physical embodiment at all in my mind. A runny liquid, perhaps, but nothing with any tangible shape.

would that be considered feminine with masculine energy, or vice versa?

It better be frozen over by this weekend....

I just wanted to share something I came up with while I was calculating how many lesbians per square meter I should let move in with us to save the planet: "punk is socially conscious. punk is pro-thought. punk is feminine, with a masculine energy, and vice-versa." It's been an incredible day so far.

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I'd have less impact on the planet if I didn't take so many grounders.

I was just about to post the very same thing, which, in a sense, I've just done, but there are too many people in my household fighting for the keyboard so they can get started saving the planet. Heat off, Pataguccis on, people.

Pontificate's my word. Find your own, stoney.

Bring Zappa back, fucker.

I think 12 inches of rain in as many hours might have something to do with it.

For once, eric, we're in total agreement.

I really don't see why....

Now, let me get this straight. If you have a whole house to yourself, it's more...no wait, less...yeah, that's right, I think...less efficient than if people, let's see, share, yeah, that's right, share a house. That's fucking amazing. Thanks for posting.

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Well, that's what a Mediterranean climate will do for ya. It's funny how quickly freezing your ass off can pry open your wallet.

It's good, but it's been posted before.

I tend to drool, so moisture will be an issue.

Let's do the time warp again. Awesome.

I take "Now" brand glucosamine & chondroitin with MSM daily available from iHerb.com; a cost effective source for higher quality supplements. At 48, my joints are fine, and I'm not dead or in a wheel chair yet, but it's not like I can 'feel' any difference. The literatures say's it's helpful, and it's not very expensive.

Doesn't matter. It's a good one. Particularly relevant this week.

You're a bit late. Blake and I have already exchanged friendly PMs, kissed, and made up, and I've toned down the post you so helpfully quoted and moved to Spray. As for the largely unintelligable post prior to that...you might try laying off the breakfast bong hits, dude.

Well, affording only one jacket is a completely different discussion. This discussion, as I understand it, is 'why the hell do people buy these ultralight sweaters? I sensed a little arrogance on the part of FF so I decided to give them some long time customer feedback. I argued that the ultra light sweaters are a viable, logical, and versatile choice for backcountry users such as myself as well as urban users for several reasons. My viewpoint is that, if you want to run a successful business, listen, don't preach to your customers. If I could only afford one down jacket (yeah, right...who on this board couldn't skimp a few beers and buy whatever they wanted gear wise) I'd buy the warmer FF of course. It's the only jacket I've had for damn near 20 years now up until my recent purchase. The thing's got more patches than Vista, but I love the fucker and refuse to retire it. But I've had a need for something lighter, less bulky, and not so warm for a long time now. Well, I've finally filled that need with someone else's product. Anyway, if I came on strong, my apologies. We're all friends here. Just don't tell me I look fat in my new sweater, man.