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try taking out a rib so you can autofellate. It's like spray. But with an orgasm at the end.

Pure grain alcohol and rainwater Mandrake

Check the history of Europe pre-1945 and compare with the post WWII period. Was it the gun laws that changed? How does the history of Euroland compare with that of Swizterland* on the stable democracy front? *"The gun policy in Switzerland is unique in Europe. The personal weapon of militia personnel is kept at home as part of the military obligations. This, in addition to liberal gun laws and strong shooting traditions, has led to a very high gun count per capita." yeah, we need more paranoid racist xenophobes like the swiss in the world. As for a democracy.... uh, whatever. That really only dates to 1848..... about when it came to the rest of Europe

yeah, because the US fiscal house is in perfect order. It's not like we've got a war to pay for of course.... the UK doesn't use the Euro, so I'm not sure what the fuck you were talking about

thats cheap. It's been >€1 a Liter for a bit where I've been. ~€4+/gallon or ~$6 really hurts

I've been looking for the same thing. Not that many offerings in the >45L side of things - the Haglofs Rand48 is nice, but almost impossible to find. The Millet Peuterey 50L might also work for you, but again impossible to find. I have a BD Stealth 45L. It was replaced by the Revelation 45L. An ok pack... but not great.

Oh! The Silvretta is on the border between western Austria & eastern Switzerland. Heildberger is in Switzerland, Jamtal in Austria, Chamanna Tuoi & Silvretta Haus in Switzerland. I ended up crossing the border between the 2 a half dozen times. They are fairly low elevation - most of the huts are in the ~2100m range, the big peaks like Piz Buin (the mountain behind Chamanna Tuoi) 3300m. Most of the huts open midFebruary so it makes a nice winter touring destination - lots of nice powder to be skiied (this is from March) The Haute Route is western Switzerland, eastern France. It's higher elevation and nastier glaciers (of concern when you are moving solo)

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Since various ski partners had "work to do" (which apparently entails sleeping till noon), I set out on a solo tour of the Silvretta. Mellower than some of the other ranges in the alps, but they still with good skiing, nice huts, glaciers and the like, as well as easy access via public transportation the Silvretta are a fun place to tour. Day 1 - skiied the lifts at Ischgl, then a short skin and down to Heidlberger Hutte. In the afternoon I climbed a real mountain - cross and all ok, fine, it's the hut boulder. Day 2 - skin from Heidlburger Hutte up to the Kronenjoch, then a walk up a hillock - picture looking towards Heidlburger and Ischgl from the hillock and looking from the Kronenjoch down the Jamtal skiied down to Jamtal, drank beer, and was frightened by old people in their underwear. Day 3 - woke up at stupid early because everybody decided they had to wake up at 5:30 to leave the hut by 7 after a 1 hr breakfast :nonono2: Clouds rolled in early, So I passed on the Dreilanderspitze. Unfortunately the cloud cover meant this chute didnt warm up either: so I went down to Chammana Tuoi and drank beer. While contemplating the worlds largest tube of Sun Cream and the mysteries of Romansch Day 4 - a rather flat glacial slog past nice peaks, and people free (rare). Ended up at SilvrettaHutte, where I saw a steinbok (who mostly disappeared behind the ridge when I showed up with the zoom lens. I avoided getting attacked by the demon marmot at dinner Day 5 - planned to skin over the Rote Fuocla, then down, short skin up, then down to Saarbrucker Hutte. Picture back down the Fuocla: Unfortunately, I think the winter room was closed: so it was down the valley and ugliness getting to Bielerhohe, then down the plowed, but not open, Silvretta alpine highway to Galtur.

if you cant find someone you could always take YARTS from merced

I'm guessing he's of the opinion that the answer for someone asking on a messageboard is "no"

I've never heard Gotamas called light before. Learn something every day

I have a pair, mounted on my Crossbows. Sweet setup. I realized the no spares was a drawback when i broke one of the pins in India. there were numerous fritschis, narry a dynafit. That and the fiddling if you are trying to use them liftserved. I don't like being last and they are more pain to get into than fritschis in powder.

I've an ex who could teach them some lessons!

so do preying manti

thats some seriously big slide action!

why don't you pull a hemingway?

because Dynafit spare parts are so fucking easy to find.

it's not the skis alone, and Verdicts are light, it's the skis + burlier boots + burlier bindings to get the most out of a bigger ski.

2 months off? Why stay in the USA? you could be beachside in Thailand for less than you'd spend on gas

Heh - I shouldn't write after drinking after doing my taxes bill! If you are looking for something versatile check out a "mid-Fat" something in the 80-90mm waist range. I've a pair of crossbows that are nice for touring. Somepeople like even fatter boards 100+ for everyday, but dragging them around is a pia imho. 1500m+ vertical on heavy gear isn't so nice.

I'll make sure to drop you a note from cham manana

Why don't you just sit in the back of your pickup with an M-16 and make sure none of the rest of us have our cars broken into?

Unfortunately, many of the possibilities I like are limited by a big belly... There's all kinds of fun you can have when pregnant! Oh, wait, wrong belly.

Steve should work on that. It'd nicely complement the users whines