12976 pts · February 25, 2017
Most people in Portland have them registered in Washington. Legal in all 50 states if registered.
What up playa
I thought my ‘99 Mitsubishi Minicab was goat-proof but I have been proven wrong
I told her but she just responded by eating my pita chips
Just watched the video and it’s true. I met Norah at the Kip Kinkel shooting and it’s weird that we all have a similar story.
Hayduke lives!
My trip from Carlton to Beaver had an unexpected detour up Bald Mountain.
Like that group of campers that died after a newt that fell in their soup.
Because it is sun-dappled.
‘67 Fleetwood? I had a gray one.
It’s Oregon’s state rock!
I think they meant Eagle Creek.
Me too! Later I got drunk at the Basement Pub and stole two chairs.
I’m not a herpetologist, but “Pepsi challenge” is Gen X for “blind taste test.”
I figure a 12oz bottle of Nesquik costs $3 at Plaid Pantry so $6.50 for a half gallon of farm-fresh artisan chocolate milk is a worthy splurge.
The Royal was much thicker, the Blue Silo much saltier. Both were 10/10 but its apples and oranges with these two.
Do they sell those in SE Portland because I totally will
Thankfully it may be a while as it is rightly difficult to expand the UGB.
It’s at a campground near the coast that has unfortunately fallen victim to the geotagging FOMO crowd.
I found it by a tent at the Lowe's so I don't know.
We have about 60 covered bridges in Oregon. Mostly in the Willamette Valley. We call them kissing bridges on account you can stop in the middle and steal a kiss from your sweetheart without arising suspicion from the local clergy
Oh damn I just tried it and it worked perfectly. Thanks!
How do you do that?
Here's a 10 second video of it: https://youtube.com/shorts/GGNjPlNlspM?si=29nfZT5UQWW5RHN4
This particular one drains into the Willamette near Sidney, Oregon.
Aha I was wondering if there was a way to look up the owner.
Saint Johns Bridge in Portland
Beaver on my lap, bear on my tailBy Ferlin Husky https://youtu.be/a_v_SGHWDkw?si=1-lO-Zy_8jcGUuGw
He's my most famous Eskimo brother.
Sure.
Most people in Portland have them registered in Washington. Legal in all 50 states if registered.
What up playa
I thought my ‘99 Mitsubishi Minicab was goat-proof but I have been proven wrong
I told her but she just responded by eating my pita chips
Just watched the video and it’s true.
I met Norah at the Kip Kinkel shooting and it’s weird that we all have a similar story.
Hayduke lives!
My trip from Carlton to Beaver had an unexpected detour up Bald Mountain.
Like that group of campers that died after a newt that fell in their soup.
Because it is sun-dappled.
‘67 Fleetwood? I had a gray one.
It’s Oregon’s state rock!
I think they meant Eagle Creek.
Me too! Later I got drunk at the Basement Pub and stole two chairs.
I’m not a herpetologist, but “Pepsi challenge” is Gen X for “blind taste test.”
I figure a 12oz bottle of Nesquik costs $3 at Plaid Pantry so $6.50 for a half gallon of farm-fresh artisan chocolate milk is a worthy splurge.
The Royal was much thicker, the Blue Silo much saltier. Both were 10/10 but its apples and oranges with these two.
Do they sell those in SE Portland because I totally will
Thankfully it may be a while as it is rightly difficult to expand the UGB.
It’s at a campground near the coast that has unfortunately fallen victim to the geotagging FOMO crowd.
I found it by a tent at the Lowe's so I don't know.
We have about 60 covered bridges in Oregon. Mostly in the Willamette Valley. We call them kissing bridges on account you can stop in the middle and steal a kiss from your sweetheart without arising suspicion from the local clergy
Oh damn I just tried it and it worked perfectly. Thanks!
How do you do that?
Here's a 10 second video of it: https://youtube.com/shorts/GGNjPlNlspM?si=29nfZT5UQWW5RHN4
This particular one drains into the Willamette near Sidney, Oregon.
Aha I was wondering if there was a way to look up the owner.
Saint Johns Bridge in Portland
Beaver on my lap, bear on my tail
By Ferlin Husky
https://youtu.be/a_v_SGHWDkw?si=1-lO-Zy_8jcGUuGw
He's my most famous Eskimo brother.
Sure.