Hotter than hell.....

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07-23-2004, 05:21 PM
frozenwater

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Originally posted by girlski0912
This hurts for soooo many reasons. A. 80 in JH versus 100 in Seattle...obviously one is better than the other. B. 80 in JH staring at Cody bowl wins over sitting in an office in Tacoma staring at a picture of Mt. Moran that I have hanging over my desk. C. My last summer in JH it was in teh 90s every day and miserable. D. I miss my hometown and my cabin at the base of the tetons more than anything......

D. Drinking a cold one staring at Cody Bowl while at work vs. sitting at a desk.

I'm going to wake up at any second to a big drool pile at my desk in SLC and realize this has all been a dream.
07-23-2004, 05:31 PM
fubar

Drinking a beer right now sounds very good indeed!!!

Unfortunately I have about ooooooh 5 minutes til I am outa work. Then I am off to Lake Wenatchee for some camping, sitting in the lake, and drinking Pacifico with lime.

Have a great weekend to all.

Cheers!
07-23-2004, 05:44 PM
fiddler

Any one know about Big Four? It's out Hwy 92 past Granite Falls and Verlot and there is a big patch of snow with some small ice caves up against the cliffs. Good place to cool off.
07-23-2004, 06:09 PM
Rusty Nails

My dog was damn happy for the ice cold water from hose I just soaked her with. She's runnin' around barkin' and howlin' like a fool. Alaskan sled dogs aren't meant for this hot ass weather.
07-23-2004, 07:53 PM
two_planks

HA... My parents are mmoving in to the new house out there this week. I bet they're not having much fun.
07-23-2004, 08:10 PM
phUnk

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Originally posted by frozenwater
D. Drinking a cold one staring at Cody Bowl while at work vs. sitting at a desk.

I'm going to wake up at any second to a big drool pile at my desk in SLC and realize this has all been a dream.

I've said it to the hookers buried in the backyard of your old SLC house and I'll say it to you, "May you never wake up."
07-23-2004, 08:26 PM
altachic

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Originally posted by frozenwater
Man I am right there with you guys. Just a second ago as I tossed down a cold bud on the "porch" here at TGR, staring up at cody bowl, it must have been a solid 80 degrees.

DAMN THIS HEAT!!!

Yeah...DAMN THIS HEAT!! I'm burning up here in this 74 degree weather in Jackson Hole.

What's a girl to do?
07-23-2004, 08:49 PM
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Originally posted by altachic
Yeah...DAMN THIS HEAT!! I'm burning up here in this 74 degree weather in Jackson Hole.

What's a girl to do?

Whoa! 74 degrees?? That's RICHTER!!!
07-23-2004, 08:55 PM
altachic

Fukkin' Richter.

Or is it Rictor?
07-23-2004, 08:59 PM
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Like totally fukkin RICHTER brah!
07-23-2004, 09:00 PM
altachic

Bwa!
07-23-2004, 09:03 PM
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One of Dr. Charles F. Richter's most valuable contributions was to recognize that the seismic waves radiated by all earthquakes can provide good estimates of their magnitudes. He collected the recordings of seismic waves from a large number of earthquakes, and developed a calibrated system of measuring them for magnitude

Richter magnitude brahhh!!
07-23-2004, 11:40 PM
Jumper Bones

you know what's sad? I just flew back here today (friday), from Fort Bragg, NC. In the Fayetteville region. Anyway it is hotter here than it was there (and I was sweating my balls off down there!!!), which is pretty amazing.

Glad to see Civil Engineering shut down my A/C to my dorm room, and turned the heat back on. My room was a blast furnace, once again. Thank you for immense government bureaucracies, how would we get anything done without them. Anyway I fired up my window A/C unit and now things're fine :D

Rusty, you were right, paratroopers are fakkin cool. I flew every day I was there, dumping troops and vehicles. cool stuff.

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