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  1. 10-05-2005, 02:31 PM #26
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    spicy pickle if they're still open at that time
    Tacos De Carnitas (SW corner of Evans and Bway)
    Jerusalem (Evans just west of DU)
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    Survey sez.... Spicy Pickle does suck after all.
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    spicy pickle has some items of sufficent quality as to warrant occasional trips in the southern sammy hell.

    gobbler, sausalito
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    Hamburger Stand on B'way at Dartmouth <-- better than a poke in the eye with a spicy pickle.

    And since we're now back on the subject of food, a favorite topic of discussion among fat telemarkers like us, may I just say how delightful the swine has been of late. Plump, juicy bacon for breakfast, tender and tasty sausage w/pasta, pate ready to go this weekend, and now that the weather's turned to a chill, the green chile is on-deck.
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    Widgeon marinated in soy and garlic, double wrapped in 2 pieces of 4-H hog and green chile is what I'll be having again. Duck breast so big they require two pieces of bacon, excellent.
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    glad you been diggin it. Yes, the bacon is my-tee-fine. Had the neckbones and one side of ribs for the pot of GC we made the other day, it were good.

    Used some bacon last night to flavor some 'greens. No comment on the hambooger stand.

    maybe we can take up a collection to send D-Gay a bushel of GCs next time J goes to look at houses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles
    Widgeon marinated in soy and garlic, double wrapped in 2 pieces of 4-H hog and green chile is what I'll be having again. Duck breast so big they require two pieces of bacon, excellent.


    so glad I don't have to sleep in a tent with you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Below Zero
    Can't wait to meet the world famous Steve Cabellero!
    HaHa! Oh you will. And you best be ready. I will be there displaying camera-phone pics of all the roadside gnar I shredded last year!

    If you are lucky, I may even sign your "Search For the Animal Chin" poster. Bones Brigade, bitches, Bones Brigade!
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    I'll be the guy with a TGR hat on. Recognize. See you bitches there. I'm out.
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    Fun evening!

    But the movie? meh... Not so much. <shrug>
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    I agree on the movie. You see one flippy, spinny gap jump, you seen them all. Unless the kid is 14, then the gap look bigger.

    Pinner, thank for the stickers.
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    crazy man!

    TGR owned it. Blows the doors off MSP.

    My head hurts.
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    the segment with the spines was redonkulous


    but most uncomfortable conversation EVER took place in line waiting to buy tickets.

    some guy "you huck cliffs?"
    me(in my head) "this is going to be really bad" outloud "sometimes"
    sg "i love HUCKING big cliffs. Biggest i ever hucked was at wolf creek"

    by this point I am staring straight ahead not even aknowledging his existence, but he ploughed ahead like a trooper, digging himself deeper for another minute till i turned to STD and started laughing. He must have said "hucking" 20 times in a minute. YIKES.
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap
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    hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking hucking

    Yeah the "tool" factor in last night's crowd was pretty richter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crinkle
    by this point I am staring straight ahead not even aknowledging his existence, but he ploughed ahead like a trooper, digging himself deeper for another minute till i turned to STD and started laughing. He must have said "hucking" 20 times in a minute. YIKES.
    Just curious, but what is the limit on how many times you can say "hucking" in a minute anyway?
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    That was my 1st TGR film. I loved the spines clip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Below Zero
    Just curious, but what is the limit on how many times you can say "hucking" in a minute anyway?
    well it was the phrase "hucking cliffs" that was repeated, don't time yourself it doesn't work that way. The game only works in public places, when the conversation is being spoken to you. I would say, when you are not giving details and just saying that "i like to huck cliffs" over and over again, it gets old fast, maybe 20 seconds.

    and BZ I have to call you out and say; it was your buddy who was doing the "cliff hucking" conversation. Either you can back him up, or throw him under the bus
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crinkle
    some guy "you huck cliffs?"
    me(in my head) "this is going to be really bad" outloud "sometimes"
    sg "i love HUCKING big cliffs. Biggest i ever hucked was at wolf creek"
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    Was he wearing a TGR hat? Did you recognize?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinner
    Yeah the "tool" factor in last night's crowd was pretty richter.
    crap... I was trying to tone it down and everything.

    I'm still all puckered up from the Jeremy Jones segment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crinkle
    and BZ I have to call you out and say; it was your buddy who was doing the "cliff hucking" conversation. Either you can back him up, or throw him under the bus
    As far as taking sides, well I don't really see what I would be supporting - whether or not a guy can say "hucking" over and over again. He's his own man, he can say whatever he wants.
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    nice, right under the bus!
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    ...with a spear in his chest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinner
    Yeah the "tool" factor in last night's crowd was pretty richter.
    How many times do I have to remind you? A tool is something USEFUL!!!
    The older I get, the better I was.
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    To reprise the earelier thread...TGR definitely ain't warren miller or anything, but these movies are about as memorable as a good dump (not the snow kind). Athletes are amazing, charging incredibly hard and throwing huge fucking tricks, but by the end of the film i was glazing over. And the Olenick brothers are tools. Straight from the Aspen hood, flashing wanna be gang signs on stage...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Below Zero
    As far as taking sides, well I don't really see what I would be supporting - whether or not a guy can say "hucking" over and over again. He's his own man, he can say whatever he wants.
    is he a big cliff hucker?


    and Pde20, ever hear the phrase "don't shit where you eat"
    Olenicks seemed gracious enough, signing tons of posters and talking to anyone that came up. I missed the gang signs being thrown but maybe they were doing it when i wasn't looking, cause they were scared.

    and the KBPI crowd was core, but it brought a ton of peops to the show
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