Posts Tagged ‘bologna’

Gnarnia

Posted: December 8, 2010 in Outdoors
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Beigedown Out

Posted: July 3, 2010 in Random
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I’m Hungry

Posted: May 22, 2010 in Random
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My appetite for something  extraordinary makes my stomach groan like an engine trying to turn over.  Obviously I haven’t been putting the right kind of fuel in my engine.  It sits stalled out in a pasture with the grasses slowly growing and creeping.  The cranial engine sits rusting, grasses slowly reclaiming it, never to run [...]

No trails

Posted: March 31, 2010 in Outdoors
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In a few months looking forward to 60 miles, 6 of the tallest peaks in the range, countless lakes, minimal supplies, a notepad, and days to myself.  It’ll be interesting to see how fast I can run away.

Census

Posted: March 17, 2010 in Politics
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Got my Census today….this is going to be great.  Wherever I go my Census will go with me.  Reminds me of the days of My Buddy. Wherever I go, my Census and Me!!!…..My Census won’t be used for “counting every man, woman, and child.”  Instead I’ll utilize it as toilet paper, a napkin, a coffee [...]

….then take out a PayDay loan and bribe the longshoremen to give you another ship.  I think that’s how the old time saying goes.  Times are tough.  So tough in fact that I ‘ve decided to turn my empty dinner place setting into useful tools to actually put food on the table.  My first attempt [...]

I Am Braveheart

Posted: November 11, 2009 in Random
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Pretty sure this guys blood looks like everyone else’s.  Dude, thanks for the laughs, but grow up.

As the saying goes, “Whatever floats your boat.”  If your boat isn’t floating you’ll end up sinking into a miserable human being.  So find what will keep you afloat.  For some adrenaline junkies it’s jumping off a cliff in a wing suit.  At the other end of the scale is the guy who’s idea of [...]

I don’t think of myself as brilliant, skolarly (intentionally misspelled), or anything other than ordinary.  Proudly though, I think I have common sense.  The sense to make decisions, solve problems and function in everyday society.  Sadly, though, with everyday I encounter more stupid people. The image of the Far Side cartoon of the guy pushing [...]

Aquapasture.com and myself have been off the radar for a while.  I’m back but am operating at about 80% with power spurts that max out at about 85%.  The reason for my temporary departure from this world is something of a mystery.  It all started about three weeks ago.  I was rollin East on the highway [...]

Slabbin’

Posted: June 21, 2009 in Outdoors
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Slabbin v. \ˈslabbng\ (slabber. slabjack, slabaholic) The art of catching smallmouth bass the size of milk cartons repeadedly while ones fishing partners unsnag their lines from the bushes.  - “Under the baking sun I was slabbin like a sequoia sent to the sawmill”

I am moving this post off of its own page and replacing it with a page called Power Rankings.  Here I’ll rank my top activities, interests, peeps, etc in my life on a semi weekly basis.  Seeing nobody reads this waste of internet space, the Power Rankings are meant purely for my own reference of [...]

Everyone Poops

Posted: April 9, 2009 in Random
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We here at Aquapasture.com aren’t afraid to take on tough social issues.  I know most of the readers of this blog come here for sage advice, worldly knowledge, and ways to cheat the government. I don’t care how old you are but poos will always be awkwardly polarizing. I doubt most of you can honestly [...]

Stank Pit Update

Posted: March 24, 2009 in Outdoors
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The Stank Pit is set to become the premier indoor climbing facility this side of my kitchen.  As usual I thought this project would go quicker than a loaf of bread in a depression but it’s taken months. Not months of actual work but months of me skiing, biking, and succumbing to ADHD. That aside, [...]

Buy High Sell Low

Posted: March 12, 2009 in Random
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I saw a post on the Internet today that liquidity is; When you look at your investments and wet your pants.  I know I’m not alone when I say that over the last 12 months my IRA has shrunk like manjunk in a cold river.  So I’m looking for a new diversified portfolio for surviving the [...]