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Kartessa wrote: macherry wrote: Kartessa wrote: WTF is President's Day? In Canada, we call it "Family Day" I dont like the idea of either. what a free holiday for the masses. how could you not like it I like a free holiday, but I'm not down with the whole "Celebrate dead presidents" or "Spend time with family" part
call it what you want.............it's a day off........or time and a half at work
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macherry wrote: Kartessa wrote: macherry wrote: Kartessa wrote: WTF is President's Day? In Canada, we call it "Family Day" I dont like the idea of either. what a free holiday for the masses. how could you not like it I like a free holiday, but I'm not down with the whole "Celebrate dead presidents" or "Spend time with family" part call it what you want.............it's a day off........or time and a half at work
Why can't every weekend be called "May 2-4"?
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Kartessa wrote: macherry wrote: Kartessa wrote: macherry wrote: Kartessa wrote: WTF is President's Day? In Canada, we call it "Family Day" I dont like the idea of either. what a free holiday for the masses. how could you not like it I like a free holiday, but I'm not down with the whole "Celebrate dead presidents" or "Spend time with family" part call it what you want.............it's a day off........or time and a half at work Why can't every weekend be called "May 2-4"?
As in "Drink a 2-4 for breakfast" kind of weekend
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donald949
Jan 31, 2013, 5:22 PM
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Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: erisspirit wrote: erisspirit wrote: erisspirit wrote: Kartessa wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: So... who of you butt faces are coming to see me in Joshua Tree next week? I offered to fly out but you did not respond, which i assumed was a non invite. Since i am not invited, does that mean i am not a butt face like the rest of these wankers? P.S. It only hurt a little that you did not respond to my self invite. I am strong on the inside. I can take it. *single tear* I dont invite non-facebook friends Means Ecop can't bring Erin doh! I'm running across Jtree in March anyways... thats prolly enuf. when did I become a runner? I shud climb instead Shud
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erisspirit wrote: donald949 wrote: erisspirit wrote: Going to mammoth/ sierras for the "holiday" in feb... turns out I get pres day off! sadly I bet a bunch of other people do too don't get run over by a skier/boarder. yeah that can ruin your whole day too
solid safety advise u kan put into pratice
Be safe out thar on the sloops
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Jan 31, 2013, 5:33 PM
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notapplicable wrote: edge wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: edge wrote: About to drive the better half down to the airport shuttle for a 6 day Florida vacay. Woo! Bachelor through the weekend. you elected to stay home? I would rather go to an El Portero Chico nightclub. I went to Florida at age 11, and if I never go back it will be too soon. I hate that state the most as well. Been there once voluntarily and twice for work. I do not recommend it to anyone.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: I now have a higher PC than meddekips.... never thought that would happen. And I've barely been banned for my PC++ joel just stopped air got married john did too Horseshit! I think Burns is next on the choping block. He and his lady have been together for awhile now... I stopped climbing more than six months ago. (essentially) I'm talking about ++. Not climbing. I know Wesely still climbs. Cant speak for the others. Wouldn't surprise me if spike doesn't. He never did seem quite right in the head to me. well, I am posting less and less these days. Yeah, spike was always a little on the odd side, but he was here so we give him a pass for that. anyone actually ever meet him?
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Keep posting like this and my report might suffer.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: I now have a higher PC than meddekips.... never thought that would happen. And I've barely been banned for my PC++ joel just stopped air got married john did too Horseshit! I think Burns is next on the choping block. He and his lady have been together for awhile now... I stopped climbing more than six months ago. (essentially) I'm talking about ++. Not climbing. I know Wesely still climbs. Cant speak for the others. Wouldn't surprise me if spike doesn't. He never did seem quite right in the head to me. well, I am posting less and less these days. Yeah, spike was always a little on the odd side, but he was here so we give him a pass for that. anyone actually ever meet him? Magnum (name changed to protect the paranoid) is mostly MIA from here. He is too much a nerd to quite the intranet entirely, though. God only knows what corner if it he is hanging out in now... does that actually answer my question about people having met him? I can't tell.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Kartessa wrote: So... who of you butt faces are coming to see me in Joshua Tree next week? Still trying to arrange to get out there. You're camping in the park right? Got a ton of irons in the fire though. Son's Bday is that week. We're headed up to MIL Sat 2nd for that. Prolly have son's bday with freinds on Fri 8th. If I can get him and the wife to commit to something, anything. Might be able to get out to JTree Sat 9th for the day/night. Then Pres day weekend freinds are wanting to hit RR. My kids have 5 day weekend. Tried to talk Wife to go with trailer, and co celabrate our 16th. Didn't get much traction. Then MIL decided last minute to have big shindig for her 50th on that weekend. Then the following weekend older boy is at Jtree for scout camp out and climbing. And I still haven't got any idea when and what the wife wants to do for our Ann. Not to mention work is kicking my keister. sooooo....... maybe. I'll PM you my cell #, and text me where you're camping when you get there, and I might be able to get there, and maybe bring a box of wine, and a camp chair. Just don't make me get out of the chair and klimb. Sounds to me like you'll need to drink that box just to sort all that shit out. Good luck.
Well last night we got a little more of that set.
Son's bday party is on for Fr the 8th. But now we also have a get together with freinds in the evening on the 10th.  Still hoping to get there for the day, maybe night. maybe who noes.
wife still won't say what she wants to do for the anniversity. knot sure wats up with that...
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: I now have a higher PC than meddekips.... never thought that would happen. And I've barely been banned for my PC++ joel just stopped air got married john did too Horseshit! I think Burns is next on the choping block. He and his lady have been together for awhile now... I stopped climbing more than six months ago. (essentially) I'm talking about ++. Not climbing. I know Wesely still climbs. Cant speak for the others. Wouldn't surprise me if spike doesn't. He never did seem quite right in the head to me. well, I am posting less and less these days. Yeah, spike was always a little on the odd side, but he was here so we give him a pass for that. anyone actually ever meet him? Came close. We were trying to meet up won year over spring break. He was headed from RR to Buttermilks, Which are Eastern Sierras out of Bishop. We were camping jess south of thar. But he got to the area a day after we headed home as I recall. He put together a little tr, I think he climbed with sumwon in rr.
ah yeah, I remember that.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Keep posting like this and my report might suffer. Iz done, and passed first round of reviews with minor comments.  But won of the comments will take alot of werk to change a flow chart... 
well, that's going to hurt the family roadtrip, but at least you can still save up for it for a little while longer. parabens!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Keep posting like this and my report might suffer. Iz done, and passed first round of reviews with minor comments. But won of the comments will take alot of werk to change a flow chart... well, that's going to hurt the family roadtrip, but at least you can still save up for it for a little while longer. parabens!
Round 2 and 3 though....
we'll c
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Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is.
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Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is. Bear Gryllis is a pussy... Les Stroud is the real man!
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epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is. [img]http://t.qkme.me/1z70.jpg[/img]
still have no clue, but I suspect this has something to do with my lack of cable for at least 13 years and my lack of a TV for at least the past three.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is. [img]http://t.qkme.me/1z70.jpg[/img] still have no clue, but I suspect this has something to do with my lack of cable for at least 13 years and my lack of a TV for at least the past three.
So what's your point? I've been in the same situation.
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epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is. [img]http://t.qkme.me/1z70.jpg[/img] still have no clue, but I suspect this has something to do with my lack of cable for at least 13 years and my lack of a TV for at least the past three. So what's your point? I've been in the same situation.
my point is that your joke about this dude didn't even come across my radar, because I have no clue who he is. I suspect he's one of those survivalist guys, but even then, why you chose his name to describe sunny's collection of water bottles and not someone else's is completely beyond me.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is. [img]http://t.qkme.me/1z70.jpg[/img] still have no clue, but I suspect this has something to do with my lack of cable for at least 13 years and my lack of a TV for at least the past three. So what's your point? I've been in the same situation. my point is that your joke about this dude didn't even come across my radar, because I have no clue who he is. I suspect he's one of those survivalist guys, but even then, why you chose his name to describe sunny's collection of water bottles and not someone else's is completely beyond me.
Bear Grylls is the manliest of manly survivalist men. He's trudge through a Hoth winter just to prove that it can be done and more importantly, show you that it can be done. He leads his mighty film crew through urban, suburban, and desolate landscapes often only subsisting on his own piss and excrement.
Known for staged feats of bravery and his never quit mentality you can often find him sleeping beside his film crew in a hotel adjacent to the park in which they are shooting their next episode.
Sunny, being sunny, is most likely to relate to Bear as everything any person in the UK knows about out-of-doors survival has been gained from the expansive wisdom of Bear Grylls!
Bear Grylls is the reason why chuck norris is still alive.
Chuck Norris cannot round house kick Bear Grylls in the face, for he can build any impenetrable fortress out of leaves, sticks and the spirits of the jungle.
In the wild, Bear Grylls eats all kinds of bugs and twigs for the protein. In civilization, he eats spare car parts for the iron.
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epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: macherry wrote: magnum once stayed at my house.....i kid you not. the silver and valuables were safe that's only because he didn't have a big enough bag. naw, he was a good kid. a bit of a flake, but i've kept in touch so we can hang out again. i was hoping to see him while in spain, but it just wouldn't have worked this time around. I met him while he was walking around the wall street crag area in his boxers after he tried to swim the colorado river... upstream (true story - i knew who it was the moment I saw him). then he played push-the-car with jm and I for a week, did a three-day ascent of a grade II climb with us, celebrated jm's b-day, told us about the free food for homeless people at the library, stole an 18-year-old cutie out from under me, fixed a tent zipper, patched my down jacket, and woke the entire fucking region up one morning when he woke up with a spider on his face. he had amassed 27 gallons of milk cartons to fill water up with. good times. 27 gallons of milk cartons? Bear Grylis fan? I have no idea who bear grylis is. [img]http://t.qkme.me/1z70.jpg[/img] still have no clue, but I suspect this has something to do with my lack of cable for at least 13 years and my lack of a TV for at least the past three. So what's your point? I've been in the same situation. my point is that your joke about this dude didn't even come across my radar, because I have no clue who he is. I suspect he's one of those survivalist guys, but even then, why you chose his name to describe sunny's collection of water bottles and not someone else's is completely beyond me. Bear Grylls is the manliest of manly survivalist men. He's trudge through a Hoth winter just to prove that it can be done and more importantly, show you that it can be done. He leads his mighty film crew through urban, suburban, and desolate landscapes often only subsisting on his own piss and excrement. [img]http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxwl5rHYGt1r2xaoio1_500.jpg[/img] Known for staged feats of bravery and his never quit mentality you can often find him sleeping beside his film crew in a hotel adjacent to the park in which they are shooting their next episode. Sunny, being sunny, is most likely to relate to Bear as everything any person in the UK knows about out-of-doors survival has been gained from the expansive wisdom of Bear Grylls! [img]http://thegonzochimera.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/bear-grylls-mordr.jpg[/img] Bear Grylls is the reason why chuck norris is still alive. Chuck Norris cannot round house kick Bear Grylls in the face, for he can build any impenetrable fortress out of leaves, sticks and the spirits of the jungle. In the wild, Bear Grylls eats all kinds of bugs and twigs for the protein. In civilization, he eats spare car parts for the iron.
ok, that was funnier than your first joke. nice comeback.
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donald949 wrote: Keep posting like this and my report might suffer.
Reduced productivity is what this place is all about.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Keep posting like this and my report might suffer. Reduced productivity is what this place is all about.
Ill drink to that!
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Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Keep posting like this and my report might suffer. Reduced productivity is what this place is all about. Ill drink to that!
Last night I remember to poor meself a glass of whine. Wed night I forgot I promiswed my self a glass. Anyrate, by the time I got glass half full, I realized it was a beer mug. 
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