woodsgirl

I met a guy last year in PERSON and then carried on with the emails and phone and then finally, I went to freaking California for a date, and I can tell you that I failed to really read his behavior online/ I thought he was just challenged with communication. NO. he was an ass, and it cost me a grand and time spent checking him out. A total waste! Just be very careful, and I would have him checked out. You can do it yourself via public records, see if his wife really is dead or not. You can find our a lot with online snoops. Just be careful~

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You, again! My horn-dog fighting roosters want to come over and spar with you. They seem to be working on mostly side-kicks, but they are getting pretty good at it. One tried to attack my head last night, and I went after him with one of those temporary electric fence posts. He was too fast for me, but I got his attention. I cuddled these *&^$(# when they were little and this is the thanks I get?

Oh, he did say you otter be concerned.

Err, we need 10 bucks for a real answer, but Dumpster did tell me that that is an Ex-cat. LIke, it may have been a cat long ago, before it tried to cavort under water. He did not take an aqua lung, being a cat, and of course, he expired in a mountain stream. His DNA hung around for millenia, and somehow, combined with some spawning salmon's roe, this thing developed. THis was, in fact the first actual clone!

I would be watching the rooster, if I was a small furry critter.

For 10 bucks, Dumpster Kitty will tell you the answer to any questions you may have. Just donate the $ to cc and the knowledge will be yours.

Actually, he has 4 legs, plus I painted two on!

He weighs 20 pounds. He came from the tavern dumpster in Naches. He eats any and all bar food. He knows all.

Want to know the unknowable? Ask Dumpster Kitty.

Inquiring minds =====ask Dumpster Kitty.

Coming to a barnyard near you......... The dog is chicken to go out there.....

That is all they do all day, anyway, so might as well be at your house. They crow and rape the hens and attack me == hope they don't get that mixed up. I don't think roosters are very sharp. So, is that your morbidly obese cat? I guessed that because of the morbid humor involved with the picture storms.

skull skull Oh, yeah! It's worth the hostilty for the laughs!!

Thanks. I am thinking that something like that had to have happened. I did not get the details on the severed rope. IF anyone did, clue us in, thanks Buying a round, here

1.Are people around here drinking? 2. I have some roosters to give away if anyone wants one of their own. They look like the dude above. THey are hella mean. 3.Molly, you are doing well. Taking some flack , but oh well. I don't think 3 climbers would part company unless there was an accident, and they were forcibly seperated. If there is one rule of thumb for any back country activity, it would be to stick together. I read a post somewhere about the cut rope and I was wondering if there was any kind of fall where a person would cut his climbing mates free? Only if they were dead? I don't know, just wondering. 4. I don't know if there is a discussion where you can get some facts around here--- I don't think anyone has any.

I think his name is misspelled -Meet Phil Winikoff (aka Phil Jones)==== isn't that Wankinoff?\ Sorry!

Naches is the Camo capital of Yakima? That could only be Many's. Naches is the testosterone capital of Washington this time of year, I can vouch for that. NOthing more manly than hunters. Just ask them! Seriously, there is more camo in Naches than anywhere!

Errr, you were hoping....................... skull baa 8D

Why Frog, turning to the insurance companies and state licensing agencies to prevent accidents, reduce the number of rescues and, indeed, make all of nature safe for everyone, especially our children, are both excellent ideas. Katrina provided an stunning example of how these two entities, working in concert, prevented the kind of large scale disaster that might otherwise have resulted in the wake of such a powerful natural event. Rather than rebut your well thought out approach for solving what is obviously a pressing problem, I would extend it to include insurance and licensing for morons, who are undoubtedly responsible for more than their fair share of injuries and death, both accidental and provoked, as well as a seemingly endless wellspring of stupid fucking ideas. With your prolific mind and concern for the welfare of all of us, I can think of no more perfect poster child for such a system than yourself. baa skull

Frog: Insurance does no good except to upset the industry involved. If the jokers were lost and had no insurance, they would still get rescued at taxpayers or whoever's expenses/ and if they were insured, they would get rescued at the insurance company's expense. ALl that does is allow the rescue teams to be able to charge through the nose for services, because insurance is footing the bill. Look what has happened to the medical industry....... Then would come mal-rescue lawsuits!

Just as soon as I meet someone who can turn a hill on it's side, I will climb it!!! Hey, I have running water, and a farm, too. Howja know that? I do live right near the Tieton........I live in Naches, well, outside Naches. ANyone on here live near me? I used to hike every week, but my hiking buds moved away a few years ago. I do miss that. Dunno about climbing a rock, however! I knew there were some cool people here!

Hey, climbers. First, this is a funny place, so I won't be PC, either. Have ya ever thought that this is a window into the "climber's world" where many have never looked? I live very near a great rock formation--Oak Creek in the Naches Ranger District, not back country, but a lot of climbers train there, it seems. I have to tell you, that I will think differently about those people after glimpsing the extremely rude community here. I have never seen so many people looking down on others. I am sure we will all leave. Why would we hang around with all the "when will they leave" comments? Flame me all you want; it wouldn't have taken that much to be nice to VISITORS. As for running down SAR.........tasteless. I hope if they ever come to haul your asses of the hill, that you remember all the comments here. Maybe they don't climb as well as you all, but they are generous with their time----I jam with one SAR guy every week and he misses a lot of jams due to mountain rescues. I hope if they read the comments here, that they consider the source.

Please don't flame me-I am only a hiker--not a climber, but here is my theory on this, FWIW. If I had to leave an injured party in the back country anywhere, I would mark the spot where I left the person so that it would be visible from the air. I think that is what the Y was about. Otherwise, how could the two guys who went for help ever hope to find the cave again? I am afraid that the help never came, and the 2 never returned, so the person left the cave, with only what he needed. Good vibes and prayers for a positive outcome.