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Cool, I guess one of you "Official" types could move the posts in this thread that are about books to the "Official" Book Sticky. I don't think I even knew we had an "Official" Book Sticky. I think I'm gonna go there right now and check it out.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
I copied them to the sticky.
Thank you Rick
And the winner has to split the money with me!:sneaky2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sourdough
Alright Pinky, shouldn't you be helping Brain take over the world?Quote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
Can I play? What clues are we going off of?Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
All the clues are in these threads.Quote:
Originally Posted by slowcamaro
http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...ad.php?t=10303
http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...ead.php?t=9172
Well, here's a clue. You've had 4 posts in the past 4 months. Why, out of the blue are you joining in this discussion, when your other posts have been mainly about videos? Where are you posting from? Post an intro...Quote:
Originally Posted by slowcamaro
You are correct sir; I'll return to limiting myself to posting information pertinent the subject matter at hand. Sorry for trying to partake in a somewhat amusing thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason_Montana
No, please feel free to join in the discussion. Just post an intro...Quote:
Originally Posted by slowcamaro
Jason heel, heel boy or you go into the kennel with the other dogs that try to bite little kids.
(suddenly a kid bust through the door screaming "there is a feral dog musher attacking me")
Good grief I crack myself up sometimes. "feral dog musher" that is freak'n funny!!!
Sounds to me like someone has been visiting with Captain Morgan.
feral dog musher...that is really funny
Visit! Capt. Morgan lives here.
Yea, there are just so many ways to look at this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason_Montana
Announcer 1: Now we see Jason Montana moving his team up to the starting line, what an unusual looking string of dogs!
Announcer 2: Yes, Jason decided to go feral this season. His usual team of dogs are all doing time for getting overly excited around little kids in snowsuits.
Guess I wasn't thinking what you were thinking?Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
I'm not quite sure what to think:)Quote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
Don't worry, klkak will tell you.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Well....at least now we know what Jason looks like.:innocent: LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Jason_Montana
He can't hear you over the sound of his feralness.
ND: "I think that the inner (BIG) city dwellers are crazy for wanting to live in that environment! I haven't ever seen a car-jacking, mugging, rape, stabbing, etc., out here in the woods, nor in the towns I go to when picking up supplies. And, when I see a bear, or big cat, I know to avoid them, which prevents any trouble".Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
Mountain lion sightings in Alaska are rare.
http://www.wildlife.alaska.gov/index...in&issue_id=11
ND: "Two years before I moved full time I lived for a year in AK. 80 miles from the nearest town, in an old trappers cabin".
I'd say it's not Alaska.
You say it's not Alaska and I'm in agreement with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebel
But I'm still waiting to hear "Someones" side of the story. Hey maybe "Someone" accidentally embellished the story a little.
ok, if you read his canoe story its about 4 days to paddle to town, Town is 240 miles away. Well ive gone 95 miles in three days, with the current. 240 miles in 4 days? thats some paddeling.
On the Yukon River, when its flowing huge, that might be possible (I think)Quote:
Originally Posted by huntermj
Let's not forget barefoot in the snows of Alaskan winters.
Keep in mind that he has 2 canoes. An 18 footer and a 21 or 22 footer depending on which post you read and he paddles them both up river by himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by huntermj
Lewis & Clark would have loved him!Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
We got us a convoy...
http://www.bootsnall.org/datw/archiv...20cambodia.jpg
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Originally Posted by klkak
http://www.taltopia.com/media/94/946...-The-Brain.jpg
This is really how it happened:
http://home.earthlink.net/~barrygalef/id6.html
I just got back from a tour up the Yetna with a Lesbian couple and I'm to tired to read it.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebel
The actors wore you out? Oh wait.....you said lesbian.....never mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
Sounds like a fun job!:innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We-r4TuYWAg
I wouldn't have thought that touring with lesbians would involve anything going "up the Yetna".
But, hey, glad that worked out for you in the end... :innocent:
So like is "Yetna" a name for something other then a river in southeast Alaska?
Yet. On second thought. na
OK, so after all this chatter the person in question could answer and clear all this up.
But maybe in that remote location it takes a while for the lap-top to charge. And the satellite to go by.
Well ND?
You've had some very informative post here with some good info for many to learn by.
How about telling us about the area you live in. your silence has peaked my curiosities.
Nobody really cares, we just want to know if what you say is first hand experience. Even if not its still good info. Ive learned a lot from your post here.
Bumping this up so's it's readily available if ND decides to come back!
Okay. Okay. I'm NOT from Massachusetts. I really live in Antarctica. Are you happy NOW! :sneaky2:Quote:
Originally Posted by klkak
Googling to see if squirrels live in Antarctica...:innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken