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........middle aged midlife crisis mutant cancer ninja turtle

I'm sure you can recruit the midget dressed in the elf costume. Maybe you can give him some sausage nunchucks. Do nunchucks work agains Chuck Norris?

well allrighty then! I've gotten some PMs about slides, but there are still plenty more spots if you are interested in showing. We are doing both digital and slide projectors. During intermission Olyclimber will be doing an interprative dance to the theme song to Walker Texas Ranger.

This is undoubtably your best option.....

Thats some serious company! Congrats Colin!

or is that A SKEET SKEET SKEET shooting?

i guess so Oly that picture makes me miss Germany!

as opposed to being a dysfunctional fairy like you?

Selkirk I'd suggest finding someone who is really good at it, that knows how to shim and stuff. I've had mine done at a pretty reputable ski shop basically with the tomtom method and they came out horrible. Try calling Jim Nelson at PMS or Steve Forsythe at Centerline Ski and Boot in Bellevue. Steve is probably the best bootfitter in the area.

DFA you better show up!

First time in 20 some years they didn't raise the NIH budget.

Both.

The 3rd Annual SausageFest Revolutions Slideshow will be Sunday March 12, 2006 at Shultzy's on University Avenue in Seattle. The party will start around 5 with slide starting after dusk. More details will be posting in the coming weeks. If you are interested in showing slides shoot me a PM and I'll get you on the list.

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Falling Upward: Mike Layton Friday, March 10 7 pm The Mountaineers, 300 Third Ave West, Seattle It was one of the last great unsolved climbing problems in the North Cascades. With a tortuous approach and a 1500-foot vertical slab, few people had attempted the East Face of Southeast Mox Peak. In September of 2005, however, Mike Layton and Erik Wolfe successfully climbed and descended the route in just over 18 grueling hours. Mike Layton visits The Mountaineers on Friday, March 10 to share his account of this groundbreaking climb. In addition, Layton will also present the tale of his climb on the Washington Pass Traverse, one of the few grade VI traverses in the Cascades. This free event is open to the general public.

SAUSAGEFEST REVOLUTIONS IS SUNDAY MARCH 12, 2006 STARTING AT 5PM. PM me if you want to show slides. It'll be a celebration bitches!

and then have their way with the women That would be sweet, they could call it Pillaging!! See how many houses they could burn down and how many women they could throw over their hourses.

I'm sick of hearing about Apollo Ono or whatever his fucking name is. Did he even win a medal last year, I just remember him crashing. The media loves him because of his name and his stupid hair. Short track speed skating is roller derby on ice, it shouldn't be in the olympics. That and border cross, are you joking me?

Ok I am going to try March 12th. Problem with the 26 is that it is a Husky home game and they are busy those nights.

There will be midgets dressed as elfs throwing sausages too!

Ok fine, it's the 19th. I'll confirm the date tomorrow.

Ok the dates I'm working with are Feb 19 and March 5, both Sundays. I'm trying to make this easier for the people coming down from BC and up for Portland. If you want to show slides and can make one or both the dates, please send me a PM.

His arm went out before the ball was thrown from what I recall. Regardless there was no contact. It was a poor call, but the state of receiver/db rules is stupid, there should be contact allowed as long as both players are playing for the ball, which really is the rule but it's not called that way. Stevens dug himself in a hole by not catching the fucking ball! We probably would have won the game if he did.

Get real. Talking some crap before a game is sports, it's called gamesmenship. The problem with the BR touchdown is in the rules, in a reply there has to be overwhelming evidence to overturn the call, and when you are talking inches it's not very overwhelming. The DJack TD he pushed off before the ball was thrown, I don't see what the problem is.