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I believe Muff meant he was aiding the bolt ladder on monkey face.

There was/is a notoriously loose bolt on Monkey Space.

I'm pretty sure its been done several times. Not by me though, thats for sure. Congrats.

Broken hearts are for assholes

Squeal like a pig, boy!

In Portland you just call the station. Car theft (and prperty crime in general) is becoming increasingly more popular. I hope you are insured and nothing sentimental was in the car.

Cue up post from marylou.

That explains the spaghetti craving.

Some days--like today--I feel really old.

Very nice article. Found that Beckey and I share the same birthday.

Timberline Trail is closer to 36 miles but I'm splitting hairs. Still 6 hours is pretty unbelievable. Its rolling terrain with nary a patch of snow on it. It sees a lot of traffic, especially on the west side. I camped out at Paradise Park a couple weeks ago and counted 75 people on the trail on the way back to Timberline the next day. I imagine the north side is a bit less populated. Its a great hike. Have fun!

Damn--I only got the weed when I sold one last week.

I received a threatening email from Adamson too. Still have it too. Its sad that people feel the need to threaten each other over email but equally frightening. There was a huge uproar over in rec.skiing.alpine a few years ago that involved death threats, work threats, the police and I think eventual jail time. I recall that it all went down in Seattle. Jon and Timmay are my heros and keep me sane at work. God save cc.com!

I believe he's busy threatening to hit someone with batteries in another thread.

If you are coming via Yakima go south on 97, west on 84, south on 35 to Parkdale and follow signs to Cooper Spur. Drive time will be about 2.5 hours. Pete's Pile is right by Cooper Spur and is rumored to be a decent spot for climbing. Bulo Point is not too far away (30 mins or so).

Sounds a little suspect to me. Swords are used against other swords. Especially in light of that pic he posted in another thread.

Thats never worked for me. I perspire a lot when I sleep. If I remain fully clothed the vapor can't escape fast enough to keep me dry.

HPS bulb cost more than 20 bucks dood.... ' Ok. Who's talking about bulbs 'dood'? I was talking strictly automation, not illumination.

Automating the system costs all of about $20. Eriks been kissing the pipe again.

Greg--I'll listen to whatever you say and will take into account the source when evaluating it. Expecting otherwise, I am sure you will agree, is kinda dumb. I'm sure there are other data sources then the NRA though. Matt--I wasn't trying to say that Nunberg couldn't be believed. I've talked to the guy a number of times and I admire his sense of ethics and defer to his analysis. I'm just providing some background info.

Hey Greg--where are those stats you promised yesterday?

Almost like reading your posts huh?

Hydroponic grow operation.

How about trimming a sleeping bag down and stitching in a draw cord to prevent drafts? Thoughts?

Indeed.