AlpineK

I thought I'd add to the theme of this thread and post some random stuff out on the net.

Maybe, but I've heard the future is soylent green.

True you can go the Arborwear route to make people think you're a trendy tree guy, but if you want to really impress the real arborists you'll get yourself a pair of Pfanner pants. They're made with schoeller and they are way more hip than Arborwear. Tough guy/chick pants

I don't feel like typing it out, but I could tell you a true story of a friend witnessing the after results of some guys working for a power line clearing crew chipping a dog.

If you want to be like Bubbles you're going to need to get a haircut you hippie freak

My head is spinning.

Yeah I was wondering if you were speaking from experience????? This might be funny if it didn't actually happen to 54 women in Vancouver. Linky Yeah when he mentioned that I was thinking of that crazy fucker. Sorry I'd forgotten about that. I guess posting after being out drinking beer isn't the best idea.

I ended up going to college at the University of Idaho, but I had a bunch of friends at WWU. The first few good things that come to mind are: excellent magic mushroom picking, your close to a lot of good climbing, you're in the same town as Wesspur where you can load up on equipment for tree climbing*. *Please note there is a major difference between people who claim to climb trees and folks who have enough knowledge to become arborists.

If done correctly you could just set up the chipper at the edge of the pig pen then the chipper will spray a stream of body parts up to 20' from the chute. Of course you'll have to clean the chipper afterwards. Maybe I should go into consulting.

CHRIST! Next thing you know you'll be wandering around with a rum and coke constantly (in every scene). I've already had discussions with friends about which role we each represent. The guy walking around with a rum and coke is Julian and we decided that I don't fit that image. The role I've been given is that of Ricky. That's the reason behind my avatar image on CC. If some of you don't understand the metaphor go online and buy a few copies of the TV show Trailer Park Boys. It's the best Canadian TV show ever.

I was just arguing over who the real JZ was. I said nothing about not going. Sorry you weren't there.

Recovering from drinking 2 beers.

PC was a good time. Kind of a small crowd but a fun time overall.

Now wait a minute. I've got a buddy JZ, and he ain't coming to Pub Club since he's in Cincinnati visiting his parents.

Here it is I think Eastside Story

Arch. Right this instant go find a copy of an old Almost Live video. The episode you're looking for has this one skit with: The Bellevue Squares vs The Factoria Trash. I believe it's called, An Eastside Story.

When I was paying for haircuts it was right around 8 bucks. Recently I've been getting my sister to cut my hair. She doesn't charge me for it, and she does a good job. I need to give her some more work.

Meanwhile back in Seattle Lake City Bar and Grill 12725 Lake City Way NE Please note the official new name is Pexos if you look in the phone book, but there's a big old sign that says Lake City Bar and Grill on the East side of Lake City Way. Just so you know this ain't no fancy pants lounge, but it isn't a total Lake City dive like I hope to one day do a tour of. I'll try and be there at 7 PM.

I'm easy walking distance from the Lake City Bar and Grill. Just give the word and I'll walk over this evening. 7 to 8 PM? or should I be there precisely at 7 PM as to not offend those other folks who are scared of being in a bar by themselves.

I'm sure they'd be happy to have you. You could talk to my mom about Coeur'd'alene from back in the day long before it was a fancy pants resort town.

I know there's stuff over 750. Under 750 I think so, but I don't work in real estate. I'm sure good views will bump up the price.

From Woodridge you could stay on city streets to where you work if I understand it correct. You drove through Eastgate when you came to visit me after my time in the hospital and I was recovering at my folks place. Technically my parents live in Eastgate, but I'm sure I could provoke a fight with a local in much the same way that you could when you tell folks you live in Ballard when you're on the wrong side of 85th

One idea that might have some views with it is the Woodridge neighborhood. It's just east of 405 and south of the main part of Bellevue. Right there you aren't too far from the arboretum at Wilburton Hills and Kelsey Creek. I used to run cross country at K Creek when I was in Jr High and it's a historic farm that's somewhat maintained. I'm sure there are other good spots too; that's just the first one that came to mind. Of course if you want my undying respect you'll get a place in Eastgate. (views might be tough there though)* * If you move to Eastgate I'll buy you breakfast at Lil Johns and tell you about stuff that I remember from the early 70s there; including the trouble we got into at that restaurant when I was a kid. If I come over late in the day we can go to LJ and I'll buy you a drink in the Pup Room.

There's some nice stuff there, but...... Where are the skis, bindings, and boots My dad built me ski gear and had me doing some very very mellow skiing when I was 1.5 years old. Way back in the 60s

Here's my random image of the day.