Big Juice! I spent last night at the temple of Isis, giving praise and offering sacrifices to the vestal virgins, on stage and in the VIP, doing the Lord's work. The ladies were nubile, nimble, and naked, saving the souls of many a lost PL, in need of sensual salvation. I saw the light last night, and if all goes well today with the Preakness, I'll be back tonight, at the altar of lust and lasciviousness.
It's the weekend. Do you have to ask if we are going to a club? I guess we have the option to just post messages here or check out some entertaining conspiracy topic.
Damn it ! Forgive me, Bishop Juice, but I sinned and lost on the ponies but I still have a couple hundred to provide for the women out there that are less fortunate than us. Praise be to titties!
My family was going to sneak off the trails and see if we could hike up to the top of Mt St. Helens the day it had it's second major eruption. That would have been exciting but someone already booked reservations at some other location.
The day before the mountain climbers on Mt. Rainer were giving us funny looks. They had climbing gear, boots, poles, etc. We had on shorts and walking shoes and no climbing gear. We were on the glaciers less than 4 thousand feet from the summit. I have to admit, going off trail can be dangerous. Just don't step on ice ledges next to gushing rivers and make sure you can see behind bushes because there might be a 5,000 foot cliff behind those bushes.
A river at an altitude of 10,000 feet is moving extremely fast. I'm glad I stopped my brother from walking out on an ice ledge next to that white water gushing river. The glaciers were melting rapidly as we approached an ice cave.
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Mount St. Helens volcano erupts
57 people killed
$3 billion in damage
Any eruptions planned tonight?
The day before the mountain climbers on Mt. Rainer were giving us funny looks. They had climbing gear, boots, poles, etc. We had on shorts and walking shoes and no climbing gear. We were on the glaciers less than 4 thousand feet from the summit. I have to admit, going off trail can be dangerous. Just don't step on ice ledges next to gushing rivers and make sure you can see behind bushes because there might be a 5,000 foot cliff behind those bushes.