The RATS have infiltrated!

gundy · Oct 13, 2003

All your INFI belong to us! *Burp!*

Where is everybody!? Quieter than a skunk hole of late...

SpearHead · Oct 13, 2003

Still here my brother from down under... always here...

gundy · Oct 13, 2003

Ahaaa! See, us Aussies and Alaskan's are not too different after all!

DEDICATION to INFI!

Good to see. How is the chilly britches there today SH?

SpearHead · Oct 13, 2003

Snow is falling and the fog has descended. The hawk is on the way.

Ian Allomes · Oct 13, 2003

Les,
How do you keep warm up there? Ive been in 9 once and near shivered to death. I know homes are all heated, even the garage. Clothing must be also very well designed for a cold climate?

Were used to panting in the heat.

KX1A · Oct 13, 2003

Originally posted by SpearHead
. The hawk is on the way.

Don't get yurself caught up in some barbed-wire fence now my friend

Bill

truck · Oct 13, 2003

Originally posted by Ian Allomes

Were used to panting in the heat.

I wish you'd send some up here, I'm not ready to start shoveling snow yet

gundy · Oct 13, 2003

Snow! Man this takes some getting use to, just about summer here!

It's summer all the time where Ian is...

SpearHead · Oct 13, 2003

Originally posted by Ian Allomes
Les,
How do you keep warm up there? Ive been in 9 once and near shivered to death. I know homes are all heated, even the garage. Clothing must be also very well designed for a cold climate?

Were used to panting in the heat.

Hey Ian, was that -9C or -9F?

No matter... F and C are equal at -40.

Yeah, houses are heated and anyone with any sense heats their garage up here. How do I keep warm? Well... sometimes I don't but, when I can, I opt for the blonde method.

SpearHead · Oct 13, 2003

Originally posted by KX1A
Don't get yurself caught up in some barbed-wire fence now my friend Bill

I'll watch for the wire.

Ian Allomes · Oct 13, 2003

Les,
It must have been 9 C. We were at a ski resort down south. I crashed into a tree the second day we were there, it was worse than getting busted up on a horse.

Bravado · Oct 13, 2003

I love rats! DEAD ONES!!

t1mpani · Oct 14, 2003

Originally posted by SpearHead
...when I can, I opt for the blonde method.

It's surprisingly versatile, isn't it? It seems to be effective in both hot and cold climates.

SpearHead · Oct 14, 2003

Yes Warren... you are a man after my own heart.

SpearHead · Oct 15, 2003

Originally posted by Ian Allomes
Les,
It must have been 9 C. We were at a ski resort down south. I crashed into a tree the second day we were there, it was worse than getting busted up on a horse.

Ian, I agree. I think there is a direct correlation between the temperature and how bad a given injury feels.

t1mpani · Oct 15, 2003

Les,
I'm not sure about that. When I was six, I fell down the stairs, breaking the thumb, wrist, and elbow of my left arm. It was a very pleasant temperature inside and it STILL hurt!!!

SpearHead · Oct 15, 2003

I'm sure it did. But how badly would it have hurt if you had done it at -40.

t1mpani · Oct 15, 2003

There's only one way to find out...

This'll be an extreme test that Cliff will be proud of.

Ian Allomes · Oct 15, 2003

After 9, I dont think I would feel anything at 40.