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Party at Koplin's pad

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Scott - 03 Aug 2004 15:30 GMT
Gang,

Dennis Weldy from Texas is up for a visit this weekend, and will be free,
but I have to work, Thursday.

I need someone on Thursday to introduce him to Edmonds UW park, or maybe
even Alkai.

Friday and Saturday Dennis and I will go diving, Saturday to catch some
bugs, and Saturday night we will have a get-together for all who would care
to attend at my house. Friday night too, for that matter, but a couple of
the dignitaries wont be able to make it until Saturday night.

Bar-b-q, bugs and booze (BYO) will be the menu. We have room for a bunch in
the house (Dennis gets the extra bedroom), parking area for campers, and a
nice orchard if anyone wants to bring a tent and camp. We are about 1 1/2
hour north of Portland, 1 1/2 hour south of Seattle, and an hour from Hood
Canal.

If you can make it, that would be great, please reply to me at scottk at
localaccess dot com, and I will ping you a map with instructions.

Be there or be square.

Scott
suds - 03 Aug 2004 23:56 GMT
Hey, every drunken party needs a liberal to get things going so I'll be
there!

Oh ... wait ... I'm not allowed to fly.  :^(

Maybe next time.

suds
Scott - 04 Aug 2004 00:15 GMT
> Hey, every drunken party needs a liberal to get things going so I'll be
> there!
>
> Oh ... wait ... I'm not allowed to fly.  :^(
>
> Maybe next time.

You would not be alone around here, my friend.

If you can make it over, we'll throw one for you too.

Have you looked into Chinese medice for your predicament?

I bet they have something very useful.
Jammer Six - 04 Aug 2004 00:26 GMT
> Have you looked into Chinese medice for your predicament?
>
> I bet they have something very useful.

Yeah. Like opium.

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suds - 04 Aug 2004 05:25 GMT
> ? Have you looked into Chinese medice for your predicament?
> ?
> ? I bet they have something very useful.
>
> Yeah. Like opium.

They gave me morphine when I was in the hospital.  I didn't like it and told
them to stop it.  Here I am being asked to make all important, health
related decisions, and all I want to do is stare at the ceiling and drool on
myself.  No thanks, I can always stop by Scott's place when I feel a need to
do that.    ;^)

suds
Jammer Six - 04 Aug 2004 05:59 GMT
> They gave me morphine when I was in the hospital.  I didn't like it and told
> them to stop it.  

We don't trust anyone who says they don't like morphine.

If they say they don't like morphine, they'll lie about other things,
too.

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chilly - 04 Aug 2004 07:31 GMT
> ? They gave me morphine when I was in the hospital.  I didn't like it and
told
> ? them to stop it.
>
> We don't trust anyone who says they don't like morphine.
>
> If they say they don't like morphine, they'll lie about other things,
> too.

Are you talking about Crownfield too?

;^)
Jammer Six - 04 Aug 2004 09:44 GMT
> > > They gave me morphine when I was in the hospital.  I didn't like it and
> told
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>
> ;^)

All of them, but particularly the ones who claim they don't like it for
some kind of "responsible" reason.

If they don't like morphine, either the dose was too low, they were
getting ripped off by their nurse, or they were being told that codeine
was morphine.

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Scott - 04 Aug 2004 21:15 GMT
> ? They gave me morphine when I was in the hospital.  I didn't like it and
told
> ? them to stop it.
>
> We don't trust anyone who says they don't like morphine.
>
> If they say they don't like morphine, they'll lie about other things,
> too.

I hate morphine.

Let's ask Adrianne;

< I just looked over my shoulder and asked her>

"Scott is not allowed to have morphine, it is forbidden. I however, would
love some, got a spare?"
Scott - 04 Aug 2004 21:12 GMT
> > ? Have you looked into Chinese medice for your predicament?
> > ?
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> myself.  No thanks, I can always stop by Scott's place when I feel a need to
> do that.    ;^)

Sorry, nothing here but booze you have to take yourself.
Scott - 04 Aug 2004 21:12 GMT
> ? Have you looked into Chinese medice for your predicament?
> ?
> ? I bet they have something very useful.
>
> Yeah. Like opium.

f.ck that sh.t.

Makes me sweat, puke, and evil like you cant imagine.
Kimber  SEAC-T3 - 04 Aug 2004 03:10 GMT
> Be there or be square.

Round trip tickets - cheapest I could find for the weekend was $738 - gonna
have to pass time time.

Too bad too cause I would love to make it over there again!  Maybe next
time.

Kimber
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Scott - 04 Aug 2004 21:17 GMT
> > Be there or be square.
>
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>
> Kimber

Mi casa, su casa.

We wish you guys could be here too.

You would love Hansamu.
Kimber  SEAC-T3 - 05 Aug 2004 15:02 GMT
> Mi casa, su casa.

I know it.

> We wish you guys could be here too.

Next time.  I came home the other night and popeye says -- we are moving to
Seattle.  I guess he found a bunch of old RR lines out there.  I was like -
thanks for informing me!  (-;

> You would love Hansamu.

(-;  I bet!

Kimber
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Scott - 05 Aug 2004 15:26 GMT
> > Mi casa, su casa.
>
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> Seattle.  I guess he found a bunch of old RR lines out there.  I was like -
> thanks for informing me!  (-;

There are complete engines, switching yards and steam donkey's that were
used for logging all over the place out here. A lot of it was hauled up into
the hills as they built the tracks, pulling it as they went, then they
logged the sh.t out of the hills and left the equipment in place, except the
track, which they pulled to use elsewhere. I am going to get some pictures
together for him, I know he collects steam engine stuff. One of our buds has
a running steam donkey up in Hoodsport that he fires off a couple times a
year.

I know another place in the far northern part of California, you have to
have dirt bikes to get in, and know where you are going, where there are
really old cable cats, steam engines of every kind, and complete, old
villages

> > You would love Hansamu.
>
> (-;  I bet!

He's up from 66 pounds when we got him, to just cracking 110. He is very
excited about food, and he adores his Adrianne almost as much as I do.
 
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