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Bala, Got your PM and contact digits. Heading home to begin the packing chore. Check your PMs again, then go mobile. Over and out.
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Bala, Check your PMs.
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Fuhq! I go to work for an hour and a half and I come back and some 'tard is burnin' crosses in my front yard. Yeeesh! FWIW pink, you cannot woo the likes of minx with dead vegetation and hydrogenated oils. Get real.
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I love that you call them anti-choice instead of pro-life. I have a crush on you now. I've had a crush on minxie for a while now. Now I'm full-on, head-over-heels in wuv wif her. :kisss: FWIW: Pro-choice, pro death penalty. And I don't even need them to have 3 strikes, neither.
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Well now that winter training is postponed, want to go to chinook pass? Unless stuff at banks lake is still in...which i doubt because of the heat wave we've been having. The stuff up Chinook Pass way has got to be coming apart by now, based on the conditions report from FBCC on the previous page, coupled with the recent chinook winds. I would expect that Banks would be, IMHO, even worse. Now, if we start talking about Strobach (base elev. = 4,500 feet AMSL, which coincidentally is the same elevation as White Pass, which is currently at 26 degrees)... We'd need both days, unless you have a sno-mo, because the hike in is ~3 hours. Shoot a PM real quick-like if you're interested, as I need to either commit to one or both days this weekend, or turn in my penis pass back to the wife. The clock is running. GO!
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Silly Trogdor!!!!1 Valentine's Day you ninny! 'course, Dad's birthday is February 17, so he coulda hit it a few times during that week...
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My wife and I donate to Best Friends every year, and have for eons (although it was just her before we hooked up, which was how I learned about it). One of the items on her "100 Things to Do Before I Die" list is to go there and spend a week volunteering and meet Michael Mountain. She actually saw him when he was in Seattle a couple of eyars ago, but was too "groupie-fied" to go up to him and introduce herself (Mel can relate to that re Heydan Christensen, but Mel got over her fears ). Rebecca has been to a few of BF's rescues, the last one being the Rabbit Round-up in Reno in the summer of '06.
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I don't think that you can "just add nine months" to everyone's delivery date. Each gestation period is different. So I think it might have more to do with actual birthdays. Sprouting out from between Mommy's legs is a pretty good indication that you've been born (or hatched, or spawned, or whatever) and therefore a pretty good way to fix a date for your entry into this world. Guessing at the date of conception may be a might trickier. Although in my case, I know exactly when my dad hit that. My birthday is November 15. Now you do the math...
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Thanks for that tidbit of knowledge there, Captain Obvious... Now to the matter at hand... Dave C- The National Ski Patrol is also a resource to look in to. They provide Avalanche 1 and 2 training seminars. Avy 1 is a full weekend course (one day classroom, one day slopes). You come out with a good understanding of causes, how to assess, what to avoid, etc. The AIARE courses are some top-notch $eminar$. The NSP course are sufficient, and probably cheaper and easier to find an opening locally to fit your schedule. YMMV.
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Yeah, timing is everything. Twenty years ago or so I dropped a microdot before heading to the Astrodome for some stupid moto-cross event (WTF??). My tickets were with another group of us in a separate car. I drove on the shoulder around the 610 loop to beat the traffic. Thing was, when we got to the Dome, my group went in and left me standing outside the turnstiles, cuz their tickets were with them and my tickets were with the other group stuck in gridlock out on the 610 somewhere. After a few failed tries at trying to bribe my way in, I stood outside the Dome rattling the cage doors while my mates stood on the other side saying, "Sorry d00d." Then I started peaking... Suffice it so say it was a long night and one that I didn't wish to repeat with tabs. So I switched to 'shrooms! So then there was this outdoor Frampton concert under a full moon, and we brought in all this "tea" for our group beverage...
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I was thinking of that for mid-August this year meself... Why wait for august? In addition to the obvious reasons that Wayne stated, it's also the only time of year that I will have available for this trip. PS: Learn how to add an autosig that isn't part of every one of your posts. No one likes to quote a post and have someone else's autosig pasted into their reply. Click on "My Stuff" at the top of the page, then go to "My Profile" and scroll down to Signature. Obvious from there. Good luck. Carry on.
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Clearly, you're very new here. Do a search on this site for any of the following (in no particular order): horsecock Chaps Annabelle Bond Enumclaw horse farm/beastiality goatse uncage the soul Dan H o w i t t Mounties There are a bazillion other terms represented in that pic, gathered through 7 years of cc.com-ness, but I think that with the above list, you'll soon get the idea and come right up to speed with us here. Oh, and welcome to our own little version of hell.
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Love the new avatar, Couloir. I've always been partial to the backsides of tasty women...
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Brian, Just noticed this thread, and I see you've made your decision to head to Cali. Given your situation, I'd have to agree with your decision, based on the comments of the likes of willstrickland's, Kurt's , WC's, Gary's, and several others. I wish you the best of good fortune in this, no matter how it turns out. And I will keep you, your wife, and all of your family in my thoughts (since I don't pray). I do not envy your circumstance, but you will get through. Of that, I am confident. Best of luck, Brian.
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That's great news, Sherri. Here's another place that Check out the No More Homeless Pets link.
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That needs a caption contest... I'll start: "Tits and pussy - it's what's for dinner."
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Welcome to the PNW, kevin.
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I read too much into your post, too. Positive vibrations, mon. Peace out, d00d. :kisss:
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Hey Billy, that's a nice trick to know. Thanks!
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Christianity is hardly unique in this respect. Islam also portrays Allah as being "always right" and perfect in every way. Islam, like Cristianity, also attracts those who have no idea how to live a life by their own construction. Islam goes so far as to say that men must wear beards, women must be veiled lest they arouse the male libido, you can't be in the same room with a dog, you can't touch a woman to whom you aren't married, and you have to wipe your ass with your left hand only. I wouldn't know, I've never read the Koran nor had any Islamic religious training. Have you? I won't claim I've "read" the Qur'an, but I've "looked" at it enough (you can listen to recitations on teh interwebz) to know its general contents. Plus, I've read a lot about Islam and have talked for years with Muslim friends. Plus, my father spent the last 30-odd years (1968-2000) of his career in the Middle East working/dealing/interacting with Muslims on a day-to-day basis, and has shared his experiences with me at length. So in that respect, I'd say, "Yes, I would know." I've mused over your posts for a long time, tvash. You seem to be an intelligent, informed individual by most measures. You'd even be surprised at how similar I believe our philosphical/spiritual viewpoints to be. So why always the antagonistic attitude from you? Can't a guy ask a simple question around here without everyone getting all huffy? Jebus. Maybe I read more into the (what I thought to be pejorative) "Have you?" than I should have. For that, I apologize.
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Christianity is hardly unique in this respect. Islam also portrays Allah as being "always right" and perfect in every way. Islam, like Cristianity, also attracts those who have no idea how to live a life by their own construction. Islam goes so far as to say that men must wear beards, women must be veiled lest they arouse the male libido, you can't be in the same room with a dog, you can't touch a woman to whom you aren't married, and you have to wipe your ass with your left hand only. I wouldn't know, I've never read the Koran nor had any Islamic religious training. Have you? I won't claim I've "read" the Qur'an, but I've "looked" at it enough (you can listen to recitations on teh interwebz) to know its general contents. Plus, I've read a lot about Islam and have talked for years with Muslim friends. Plus, my father spent the last 30-odd years (1968-2000) of his career in the Middle East working/dealing/interacting with Muslims on a day-to-day basis, and has shared his experiences with me at length. So in that respect, I'd say, "Yes, I would know." I've mused over your posts for a long time, tvash. You seem to be an intelligent, informed individual by most measures. You'd even be surprised at how similar I believe our philosphical/spiritual viewpoints to be. So why always the antagonistic attitude from you?
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Yeah, I remember that part. We did it in March once... Spent the rest of the next day washing my tools down.
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Christianity is hardly unique in this respect. Islam also portrays Allah as being "always right" and perfect in every way. Islam, like Cristianity, also attracts those who have no idea how to live a life by their own construction. Islam goes so far as to say that men must wear beards, women must be veiled lest they arouse the male libido, you can't be in the same room with a dog, you can't touch a woman to whom you aren't married, and you have to wipe your ass with your left hand only. We agree on something.
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So would you say that WI-3 is correct for Peekaboo?
