[semlin]

Originally Posted by gladly

hey semlin, do you know of any place that sells stuff like the kelty shades, etc. in BC (or anywhere in canada)?
MEC doesn't have them, and that's the only outdoor gear place I ever deal with

i dunno

i would try an rv or canopy shop

if you want to buy american and ship to oroville i can pick it up and throw it in a greyhound from ptown for you

























with the boots and skis

[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by grrlscout89FJ62

Great!! They are even FARTHER away

I jest. I'm just glad they're open.

it's closer as you don't have to go south....

[Bogo]

Originally Posted by semlin

that is going to be a little top heavy on the trail

That's a fire trail runner, not a rock crawler.

[Bogo]

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[Bogo]

filler

[semlin]

whoa, i see a penguin

Museum Exhibits - Creation Museum

[Bogo]

goats milk

[Bogo]

To bad we didn't hit 8888 yesterday.

[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by rusty_tlc

Manhattan time

o.k. in remembrance of the last few days in Omaha, I surmised that there must be a drink called "clusterfuck"

googling yields:

1) Mongolian Clusterfuck: one ounce total of 1/3 Jägermeister 1/3 Goldschlager 1/3 Rumplemintz served in a shot glass

2) Clusterfuck (and they offer an on-line calculator to scale to one serving ): 1/2 oz Tennessee whiskey, 1/2 oz bourbon whiskey, 1/2 oz tequila, 1/2 oz light rum, 1/2 oz vodka, 1/2 oz butterscotch schnapps, 1 oz apple schnapps

Pour the tennessee whiskey, kentucky bourbon, tequila, rum and vodka into a cocktail shaker half-filled with ice cubes. Shake well, and strain into a highball glass. Add the butterscotch and apple schnapps, and serve.

3) British Clusterfuck: 1.0 oz Gin, 1.0 oz Irish Cream, 1.0 oz Scotch
Directions: Mix Gin and Scotch then add a shot of Irish Cream.

I think the first recipe will have the worst outcome if drunken to the same amount as #2 or #3; after all, #1 has all supersweet liquors

honestly, it would have surprised me if there hadn't been a recipe yet

[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by grrlscout89FJ62

mmmm... not until I get some good Rye. I only have Old Overholt, and it's a bit too harsh for me.

Maybe when I get a full-time job, I'll invest in some of that Stampede.

My favorite bartender at my favorite gayman video bar made me a Manhattan last weekend, that was basically a high ball full of maker's mark with a splash of sweet vermouth and 2 dashes of bitters.

It was perfect.

nope, a "perfect manhattan" would have had white vermouth

actually, as far as I'm concerned, they can keep the bitter in but skip the vermouth altogether

[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by rusty_tlc

If you listen to Hank Sr. you understand a lot more of Hank Jr.'s stuff.

like

you think the Guthries would be any different

[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by Ullr

I liked the first one better, but I have no tatse so if you dont do what i say you're prolly good.

One thing though, that design kind of communicates a really laid back, dreamy feel. Is that what you are looking for?

the dreamy appears on the naive side, though, for me

it is not an imaginative dreamy if you know what I mean.....

or a rebellious dreamy or an avantgarde dreamy.....

[gladly]

[DSRTRDR]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

it is not an imaginative dreamy if you know what I mean......

I don't either

[Rezkid]

Originally Posted by Bogo

To bad we didn't hit 8888 yesterday.

I know...slackers

[DSRTRDR]

we are back from the Balloon festival

it was great

it was absolutely no comparison to last year, which was misreable due to heat AND humidity

at least today, it was a reasonable temperature and I was only at risk of overheating for an hour or so (and not the entire time like last year )

[DSRTRDR]

BTW,

Michael just spotted Srplus on the DIY network























(I should mention that he had a better haircut on screen than in his TUT photos )

[grrlscout89FJ62]

Originally Posted by gladly

Originally Posted by grrlscout89FJ62

I know - right?

Turns out there is something good on.

Long Way Down

[DSRTRDR]

turns out a colleague's wife is totally in awe of my 4-wheeling hobby

I don't think she saw any pics yet, but her husband must have told her....

[grrlscout89FJ62]

Originally Posted by semlin

by the way that tree is a little bit, well uh nevermind.

when we first went over there to take a pic, I shoved my face in the tree's crotch.

Right when an old man was walking by

[gladly]

Originally Posted by grrlscout89FJ62

Turns out there is something good on.

Long Way Down

aha, the exception that proves the rule!

I don't have that channel

[grrlscout89FJ62]

Originally Posted by semlin

whoa, i see a penguin

What's 'e doin?



standin'.

[grrlscout89FJ62]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

nope, a "perfect manhattan" would have had white vermouth

actually, as far as I'm concerned, they can keep the bitter in but skip the vermouth altogether

harsh. Then again, you like Capari.

I gotta have the sweet / bitter / astringent balance

[grrlscout89FJ62]

Originally Posted by gladly

aha, the exception that proves the rule!

I don't have that channel

It's pretty good. I caught a couple epis of the previous series - Long Way Around - and it was rather enjoyable.

Too bad they use Nissans as their support vehicles.

[grrlscout89FJ62]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

it's closer as you don't have to go south....

suppose so. All I know is their last place was FOR EV ER away.

[DSRTRDR]

and I am out.....

[gladly]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

and I am out.....

later!

[grrlscout89FJ62]

One of the bikes, for the TUT motorcycle corps to geek out over

[grrlscout89FJ62]

gnight claudia!

[Rezkid]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

and I am out.....

g'night Claudi















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