The Most Dangerous in America

[Rick]

The most dangerous fault in America:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...1214001612.htm

The most dangerous volcanoes in the US:

http://geology.com/most-dangerous-volcanoes.shtml

Single most dangerous volcano in North America:

http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20011124/bob18.asp

Most active seismic region in the world:

http://www.frommers.com/destinations...120026075.html

Most dangerous rural roads in the US:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0628183236.htm

Most dangerous snake in North America:

http://digital-desert.com/wildlife/m...ttlesnake.html

Most dangerous mammal in America:

http://www.reason.com/news/show/34914.html

Most dangerous state and most dangerous city:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/03/22/real...ates/index.htm

America's Most Dangerous Slopes:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16872921/

Most dangerous spiders in North America:

http://cru.cahe.wsu.edu/CEPublicatio...48/eb1548.html

Most dangerous insects:

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Entomolog...ous-Insect.htm

[wareagle69]

soi didn't open any but was ryan in michagan in the most dangerous mammal?

[Rick]

Uh, no....

[nell67]

Not sure Rick got that,WarEagle,LOL!

[Beo]

Alrighty now, Rick I gotta say I love the links ya put bro, they are interesting... but come on bro, give us a break and post something we can read instead of always posting links to things... gonna start calling ya Twinkie the Wonder Link or sumptin.

[Sam]

Women with no chocolate.

[trax]

Well, if ryan wasn't in the most dangerous mammal, obviously they didn't ask him....my God, do your research, people.

[Beo]

Who is Ryan?

[trax]

That's right! I'd forgotten how close you two became, Remy Ryan in Michigan (RiM) used to post here quite regularly Beo, haven't seen him around in quite awhile. He was always more than willing to share his opinion no doubt about that and one of his first postings he claimed to be the most dangerous thing in the forest, or words to that effect. I believe I was one of the first to respond to that assertion and may have responded in a manner that he didn't care for at the time. (Although I can't imagine how I could possibly offend anyone, can you?) He and Remy often had differing viewpoints as well. As I glance back over what I'm writing, I'm congratulating myself on the level of diplomacy I seem to have achieved in describing past events here. Jolly Good for Me.

[Tony uk]

Most Dangerous Person

http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...mber.php?u=725

[Rick]

Oh, well hardy har har.

[Beo]

Oh okay... lol... Remy has close friends... jk... jolly good for you... lol... you are a jolly good fellow... of course here a "jolly good fellow" means something a little different

[trax]

blah blah blah, these words from a guy making his kid bust his azz doing chores when it's his sixteenth birthday.

[Beo]

Ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whatever Jolly Boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[trax]

Ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whatever Jolly Boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh Trooper and I will be speaking again, young man, rest assured of that. Who knows what secrets lie in the life of Beo? Trooper knows..muhahahahaha.
Jolly Boy that, nancy!

[Beo]

Lol..... today was a good day, so far I arrested one scumbag dope boy, wrote six tickets, ran off two tranny hookers (only after giving them Ricks e-mail address) and sabatoured the secrataries chili cookoff.... ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Bout to get my stitches out in a few too.

[Tony uk]

Pain is all in the head my friend

[trax]

I'm almost jealous, especially of the sabotage at the chili cookoff, man there's the life! Today is a...remains to be seen. We're hosting a luncheon for other social service agencies and we have a speaker that gives a presentation on traditional Indian lifestyles. We're doing one a month, my turn to present is in March. I have 30 guests coming and I suddenly have a concern that my speaker doesn't know what the h*** he's talking about. That could be a little egg on the face for the organization. Oh well, if he screws up I'll just have to do that much better next month. We serve meals based on traditional foods too, today is venison stew and bannock with some kind of saskatoon berry concoction for dessert. Venison courtesy of moi.

[trax]

Pain is all in the head my friend

That's usually referred to as a "headache" Tony, I'm pretty sure that's the technical term alright. Is it constant? Maybe you should talk to someone about this. I recommend Professor Remy.

[Beo]

You'll do fine bro, go get'um. Stuffed with chili by the way. And if the speaker starts screwing up you can always trip on the mic cord and then take over Power surge cutting off his mic works well too