AlpineK

I was listening to a story on the radio back last week. It seems that the only truly effective way to get rid of cocaine plants is to go out there and dig them up by hand. I guess the spray our government loves is only effective for a bit and then the plant springs right back. It makes a tree guy proud to hear that if you want to get rid of something you have to do it by hand and human strength. Then again maybe they could hire a heard of tweaked out goats.

That sounds like a fun time.

If we had to rank problems I'd say that coke is way ahead of pot. In a real study I'd bet that alcohol is ahead of pot in terms of problems.

We gave a hitchhiker a ride to Kamloops one time. He wanted to be dropped off downtown to hang out with the winos. Kamloops looks like a sweet spot.

The real eastside is cool, but it lacks a bit when it comes to jobs.

Now if you want to move someplace cool on the eastside....Eastgate is the spot.

no kidding. I thought that was pretty cool.

I don't even know where to begin. Carl's going to find out first hand all the great stuff about Lake City. My sister and brother in law bought a place in Tacoma. It's nothing high end, but it's pretty nice. I used to live in Ballard and party in Fremont and Ballard. Ballard used to be really cool back when it was still a spot for the real fishing crowd. I remember a bunch of cool parties at friends places in Fremont back when it was still a fading hippie spot. Sadly both of those places are in decline to yuppie hell.

Bothell Way the home of Chain Saws Plus

Lake City Way gateway to Bothell Way.

West Seattle & Lake City vs JayBoston DEATHCAGE

Lake City Way AKA HWY 522 the gateway to Index, 11worth.........

What the fuck is your deal with Lake City BITCH You may be a fellow mod, but I should teach you a lesson. Lake City has some good restaurants and a farmers market. Now go back to Boston and your big dig.

There's some great mexican food in White Center.

Not quite. The zoo keepers would stack them on the ground for the elephants to pick up and toss with their trunks. 's need things to play with

Wahappened Oly?

We used to give chunks of street trees that were removed to the zoo for the elephants to play with.

I put my closet back together where I had been doing some repair on Saturday. Sunday I ended up doing a bus ride then an hour long hike to my parents house for dinner and a beer. It's kind of funny since technically I can drive again (which is a good thing), but since I'm not back to full time work I can't really afford to pilot my pig unless I really need to. This week I've got 2 doctor appointments and 2 days of fill in work.

All this talk reminded me of a song from the Robert Fripp album Exposure from the 80s JFkZ2M9inRE Peter Gabriel sings the song on the Fripp album, but it's listed on Youtube as a PG song. I first heard it long before I heard much talk of climate change.

ahhh skiing.... wait it's the middle of summer. It may be the middle of summer, but I'm thinking about skiing this next season.

I like the sounds of that.

In a lot of Asian countries they make some burly scaffolding out of bamboo

There are plenty of reasons why you may need a large vehicle. In my business you can't do the work on the bus. Maintaining trees relates to global warming, but it also relates to keeping your house value up.

Yeah I've got a 3/4 ton diesel pickup. Talk about a hog. I had it initially because I periodically had to tow some heavy equipment for work and do some funky off road driving. Nowadays I'm pretty god damn happy I can drive since I'll still have to do that for work, but I sure as hell don't need and can't afford an ubermacho pickup. Climate change isn't even the immediate reason here. I have been riding the bus a lot, and I imagine I'll keep that up even though I can drive whenever I want to.