rbw1966

I'll take dolt with a sense of humor over nerd with none. Thanks for the clarification. I truly am a dolt.

Dork alert.

Nice to hear you had a good time. I had a similar car-tastrophe on the way to the Grasslands at Smith. I swerved to avoid 6 deer in the middle of the road and did a slow-motion, drivers-side leading roll. Had a redneck with a winch pop me back on all fours and drove to the grasslands, climbed all weekend and drove it back home. Of course it rained. Glad you are all right.

And I am sure she will. I'll be in Rome my brother otherwise I would be engaging in pagan debauchery as well. Slaughter a goat for me will ya?

Seems to me that rental on an axe for 6 days would equal or exceed the cost of just buying a cheap one. Afterwards they can hang it on their wall and spray about what hardmen they are.

Carrying your skis like that in a forest would severely suck unless I am totally not getting how you lash them down.

This, coupled with Greg's avatar pic of a homo, is leading me to the conclusion that he's here, he's queer and we need to get used to it.

I just bought a Canon G2 from buydig.com as well. I recommend doing a search on here for more recommendations and some links for websites that review cameras. After many hours of research I determined that eBay was the WORST price for all digital cameras I was looking at. THe G2 was on average over $100 more on eBay than at buydig.com. Good luck

You are delusional. I am 37 and never in my life did I ever sport a mullet.

Somewhere by opal creek

Limestone in Hells Canyon too.

A college degree is NOT an indication of intelligence.

I like my women like my coffee too: strong and bitter.

"Would you like fries with that?"

I've used the EDK in this application with no problems. Just leave really long (~3') tails and dress the knot before waiting. Another option is to rap off the single strand of the thicker cord and use the thin line as a pull cord.

I like to refer to mullets as a Tennessee mud flap.

How much you wanna bet Anna's PM box is absolutely flooded right now?

I've never had this experience, nor have any of my friends. For the sake of clarity I want to emphasize that we are talking about PIP coverage and NOT coverage of another drivers policy following an accident. One. Successfully to the tune of over 10K, many years ago. None of my friends nor myself have ever had this experience. The closest situation to this I can recall was when I totalled my truck and the insurance company tried to undervalue the replacement cost. All I had to do was provide three examples of similar vehicles and the asking prices for them. I did not think this was unreasonable at all. I recovered the fair replacement value of the truck. Again, none in my experience. Maybe my experience is outside of the norm since I researched insurance companies before spending my money and I am well-versed in insurance law. I am covered by State Farm.

You may not "lose" but you settle quite a few. I know this for a fact.

Unlike the medical experts hired by attorneys right? They are bastions of objectivity, no?

Sign at a Dairy Queen in Portland: "Wake up the Gimp! Peanut Buster Parfaits are only $1.99" It wasn't there long.

Rahnee-ay Rouge or verde?

Been drytooling again Trask?

I don't think lumping objective hazards and subjective hazards together is helpful. Anna's mistake was one of judgment that was affected by factors completely under her control while Alex Lowe's was not, aside from being there in the first place. Its good to reflect on those close calls to learn from them as much as possible. To just flippantly say "shit happens" or be fatalistic about it misses a significant learning opportunity. I hope Anna gets back on that horse and rides. A controlled, supportive environment and gradually building your confidence level might be the ticket. You may find that your head is more in the game now then before the accident.