Sniper steps up

When was your last gynecological exam?

One can never be too careful.

Billings. Attended college at the University of Montana (Missoula)
Likes: In a lot of ways, it's like Montana but with an economy and a culture. Great climate, geography. You can drive 1 hour in any direction and camp, climb, hike, fish, ski, bicycle, boat, or kayak (whitewater or lake). 4% unemployment rate. Cost of living still pretty affordable although the gap between wages and housing is getting larger. Dislikes: Lack of cooperation between bureaucracies around good growth planning. A lot of urban sprawl is happening.

Favorite: iwishicouldhit. Reading her posts makes me feel like climbing the rope in gym class. Least favorite: I can honestly say no one. I think everyone tries to get along which is what I like.

My grandfather who I wote about in the "time period" thread. My biggest regret is my son never got to meet him.

Donatello, duh.

*8==>* Trickle

After graduating from college with a degree in astrophysics, he spent 10 years bumming around Bangkok and Thailand on the underground taro card circuit before he was "Bobbed" or "Star Trekked". He returned home and was hired on by NASA and most recently has found himself at the center of a love triangle that involves diapers, pepper spray and duct tape. Needless to say, Mrs. C is devastated.

BBQ Chicken or Garlic Chicken

Jealousy

Depends on if it's a dry heat or wet cold.

Drive an SUV. Global warming is a crock.

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What are your thoughts on Boise (city) being the county seat of Ada County, which is situated right next to Boise County of which Idaho City is the county seat?

Thanks for the favourite poster nomimation!!!!!!!
But, climbing a rope in gym class, what does that mean?
Is reading my posts hard work!!!!!!!!!!

Idaho City


nuff said.


Or did you mean it like "why is it called a pair of pants but only one bra"?

Rule #6

Two CEO's are having meeting. They get interrupted by one the the CEO's staff. The employee is in a panic and begins shouting and gyrating trying to get there point across through their hysteria. The CEO raises his hand and says "Rememer rule#6." The employee apologizes and leaves the room. This scene repeats itself three more times before the end of the meeting. While they are wrapping up the other CEO says, "I have to ask about rule #6. That was amazing." The first CEO responds, "We don't have very many rules around here, but I demand the ones we do have get folowed without exception. Rule #6 is 'You're not that damn important.' "