February 2010
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Fuck You
Slippery When Wet still holds up.
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“They’re coming back to get us!”
– Tommy
Jan 31st
“That’s the kind of redneck shit you run into down there.”
– Suterererer
Jan 31st
“So, all of a sudden I woke up and someone threw a turd at me.”
– Sutererer
Jan 31st
Jan 31st
what the Muslims invented:
the wheel the tape measure the plastic bowl (campfire conversations)
Jan 31st
honestly-
i’m so drunk. we are sitting around the fire talking about old shit. i love this.
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Jan 31st
wait
that looks like vegetables on the grill. where’s the meat? put some fucking meat on there!
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i didn’t get here until 12:40. you better check that shit.
Jan 30th
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in missouri
there is snow and everyone is driving like an asshole.
Jan 30th
ListenListen
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Jan 29th
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one hour
one hour one hour one hour one hour one hour one hour one hour one hour
Jan 29th
apoplecticskeptic asked: What is this "mani-pedi" you mention? Does it involve harming a defenseless bear?

Are you webcasting any of your debauchery?
Jan 29th
scotttfriday-deactivated2011021 asked: will you be wearing the veil this weekend? also, what beers will you be drinking while you're there?
Jan 29th
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now back to your regularly scheduled cabin...
we have to split wood when we arrive in order to get the fire going and we have broken at least one splitting maul handle every year.  turns out that the biggest guy who should have the easiest time splitting wood, also has neither depth perception or hand-eye coordination. i’m lucky i haven’t chopped my foot off.
Jan 29th
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nowihaveablog-deactivated201006 asked: A wild game question...

Did you know that every animal has enough brain matter to tan its own hide?
Jan 29th
anothermommyblog asked: Cabin bound beer of choice?
Jan 29th
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toss the monkey a banana →
help me make it through the next 3 hours.  acceptable questions will relate to: beer drunkenness wild game chili the cabin
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“…god’s nipple chimes.”
– danielholter
Jan 29th
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you know what the second best thing about the...
talking about the cabin.
Jan 29th
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this weekend shall be so manly
that i didn’t even put on deoderant this morning.
Jan 29th
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it's like christmas morning
but instead of presents, i get beer and bromance.
Jan 29th
the dog used to come along
on our cabin excursions. but 3 years ago he got into a brick of rat poison and we had to take him 40 miles into the city to a vet. buzzkill. so he had to stay home last year. :-( he’s getting too old anyway and he has bad knees - the excitement might put him over the edge.
Jan 29th
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cabin checklist
beer chili cooker beans & dried peppers water thermals aleve boots
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ListenListen
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sistermarymartha
where the hell were you before tumblarity left us?  all of a sudden i’ve got old shit popping up.  much love.
Jan 28th
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t-31 hours
‘til i crack a beer in the missouri back-country and eat the flesh of small woodland creatures.  fried. goddammit, i’m excited!
Jan 28th
l3fan-o-rama asked: is meanmrmustard a genius for asking himself questions?
Jan 28th
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China's plastics imports grow 45% in 2009, hitting... →
China imported approximately 1.495.000 tons of polymers in December, according to statistics revealed by China’s Customs. Following the steep decrease of imports witnessed in October statistics, there was a slight rebound in November, traced by a larger increase in December. Overall imports rose by 33% in December when compared to October, when 1.124.000 tons of imports were reported with a 30%...
Jan 28th
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Verona Approves Wisconsin's first Chinese Language... →
On a split vote Monday, the Verona Area school board approved a controversial proposal to launch the state’s first Chinese-language charter school. The Verona Area International School will be located within Stoner Prairie Elementary School in Fitchburg for at least two years. It will open with one mixed-age class of 22 kids in kindergarten and first grade, with organizers hoping to add 22...
Jan 28th
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Serendipity in the Realm of Science →
Young researchers at DuPont, engaged in attempts to fabricate artificial silk in 1930s, were horsing around when their supervisors were away by running along the hallways while drawing long threads of polyester using straws and sticks. At one point, they figured out that by stretching the polymer, the molecules may become reoriented and thus may adopt a solid structure. So they went back to...
Jan 28th