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"Annastefka " wrote:So the time is now to quit your job and travel the world.
I agree. So where would you go first?
Do you think it will help that I´m used to falling ? Because some falls are painfull enough now, I’m not interested in it getting any worse.
BUT, the pain from falling is not in comparison to the joy of riding up and down fantastic trails and slopes, so it´s more than worth it.
The first place I go will be Whistler, simply because it´s a fantastic place for all sorts of riding, and the single track and downhill is stunning.
[img]http://ww1.whistlerblackcomb.com/wallpaper/summer2005/800×600/800x600_12.jpg[/img]Oh and Annastefka, thanks for your concern
yeah, sort of like those guys that just went climbing up Mt. Hood in December "lightly equipped" as they are calling it.
and for all of the men attempting to do the summit of K2…….the joy out weighs the pain………the pain of pulling off the tips of your frost bitten fingers while gasping your last little tokes from your oxygen tank.
If it were not for the shear courage and determination of men like you and all of the others, and the belief that the joy out weighs the pain, we would never be able to lead them into marriage.
I kind of wanted to see the Nirvana boys do the second verse you know "Good Tidings to you and all of your kin"
Oh, Oh and to modify, I just don’t want to fall off a bicycle by going over the handle bars and doing a face plant and a neck roll, I just projected that feeling onto you……………
"Annastefka " wrote:If it were not for the shear courage and determination of men like you and all of the others, and the belief that the joy out weighs the pain, we would never be able to lead them into marriage.Ah, so that´s how that works
And I would like to point out that there´s a difference between playing daredevil light and being down right foolhardy.
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, I think that is how it works………..and sticking with the youtube theme.This is what I really want for Christmas, and it’s not a joke or anything
it’s just a very Southern American thing. I want a glock 23 to call my very own.
I’m going to have to get it myself because, my husband is afraid that the pain is starting to out weigh the joy….and it makes him worried.
truth be told he doesn’t want to spend the money.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0Dwcs_8X_0 N0Dwcs_8X_0
"Annastefka " wrote:I want a glock 23 to call my very own.Why on earth would you need that ? What are you going to use it for ?
A GUN ? You´re Annastefka the pretty hippie for crying out loud. You don´t need a gun. You´re supposed to be on the barricades shouting for a better world, filled with astral signs, peace of mind and avocado tress, not with a ‘the south will rise again,’ shirt, firing guns at Osama posters in your back yard.
This has truly and deeply altered my concept of reality.A Glock 23, why the hell do you even know what it´s called ?! And to think what Scott Spillane would say if he knew you wanted a gun. Disaster.
Oh, I’d be willing to bet Scott is fully loaded……….I actually think he keeps a shot gun.
"Robert " wrote:You´re supposed to be on the barricades shouting for a better world, filled with astral signs, peace of mind and avocado tress.I’m just waiting for the rest of the world to catch up………………until then a glock 23.
Really, we all have our bad days……..I just went off on Sonic Youth because they drive me crazy but that doesn’t mean that I shouldn’t try a little more love.
a few of my children went shooting yesterday, the older kids were shooting a little 22 handgun. None of my kids are big enough to handle anything else.We cleared our house of guns when the children started coming but I feeling that feeling again.
I got a really cool Dinosaur related gift the other day……..but I can’t find it, when I do… I will post a photo here. I came in the house and tossed it with out a care in the world, and it was such a sweet gift…….and now I can’t find it….it’s purple and it’s small but it’s caliber seems to be larger than others can you quess what it is? Oh, it’s real used up so that the only thing left on one side is like a turtles head.
"Annastefka " wrote:Really, we all have our bad days……..Uhm, yes… I went off on astrology in a way that was sort of harsher than I intended – it just struck me to be a fair parallell to draw – between useless sonic noise and useless astro noise… Oh well, I better stop or I will unintentionally be mean again… For the record, I find many people that are into astrology to be very sweet and charming.
"Robert " wrote:Why on earth would you need that ? What are you going to use it for ?This is a fine example of how to use a gun from todays Athens paper. You can find it online at Athensbannerherald.com
I love how they put the repair mans quote he said yeah "I’ll give you some work"as he pulled his gun on the would be theif.
Repairman pulls gun on would-be thief
A man working on the roof of an Atlanta Highway pizza shop Tuesday saw someone trying to break into cars, climbed down from the roof and confronted the would-be thief with a gun, Athens-Clarke police said.
The 46-year-old Statham man was repairing an air-conditioning unit atop CiCi’s Pizza, 3190 Atlanta Highway, at about 11:15 a.m. when he saw Nicholas Ivan Grover acting suspiciously in the parking lot below, according to police.
The man climbed off the roof when Grover tried to open the repairman’s van. When the repairman confronted him, Grover said he thought the van was his cousin’s and then asked for a job. "I’ll give you some work," the repairman reportedly told Grover as he pulled a gun, prompting Grover to run into a nearby store, where officers arrested him, police said. Grover, of Loganville, was charged with two counts of criminal attempt at entering auto.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on 122106
In a Dirty Harry movie, yes, but in real life I tend to see that as a fine example of how to NOT use a gun :-
"Annastefka " wrote:I got a really cool Dinosaur related gift the other day……..but I can’t find it, when I do… I will post a photo here. I came in the house and tossed it with out a care in the world, and it was such a sweet gift…….and now I can’t find it….it’s purple and it’s small but it’s caliber seems to be larger than others can you quess what it is?Do you want the non-perverted guess?
I want to make friends with these boys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4n39eRPI0g N4n39eRPI0gMaxini……….I find most Libras to be sweet and charming………but Maxini, I don’t have the time this evening but as soon as I can, I want to share more of my feelings about guns. Just a preview, folks who take the time to get a permit, usually have taken safety lessons and are intelligent about their gun use (Not everyone of course) the trouble with guns in this country usually comes from folks who don’t have a permit to use a gun (a permit requires being fingerprinted and hooked up to the serial number of the gun) not only do they not have a permit but in like 80% of violent crimes commited with a gun the offender doesn’t even own the gun…ie. it’s not theirs, they took it. Notice in my earlier video, I chose a fellow that was using the proper hearing protection for shooting. More later… Oh, dang-it, I wanted to modify and say that Clint Eastwood and I are born on the same day and also have the same rising sign, just a side note.
"girl " wrote:Do you want the non-perverted guess?Sure!
Now, If I was still a young thing, this would have been the perfect fellow for me at one time……
Young,Creole, and shooting a glock 21, had to get the mosquito out of his face first, he is a bit of a show off with his two clips but often that comes with youth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD-rKGTSX7w FD-rKGTSX7wyeah, those pixie guys look sweet and funny.
It’s kind of hard to get a permit for a gun when you’re buying it out of the trunk of some guy’s car. I just wanted to throw that out there.
Now for my guess…Is it a dinosaur shaped sonic toothbrush? Am I right? Is that it?
<—This guy looks like he’d use a toothbrush like that.
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