Chatter Creek, B.C. Much Improved Jan. 31, 2010

[Admin]

While I know that you meant TGR, the machine translation of:

gravité des tétons

is downright hilarious.

 

[Harvey]

Merci mesdames, je n'ai pas autant ris sur First Tracks depuis que Les Otten a ajouté un commentaire demandant à Admin de garder les commentaires anonymes sur le forum.

James connait une fille qui ressemble à Sandra Bullocks sur le site de forum de ski des recherches sur la gravité des tétons.

La question que je me pose, Qui est Claudine?

I'd never heard of babelfish, but when I pasted this in ...well let's just say that what came out CAN'T be right. Help me out here.

And Admin ... you ski monumental powder 100 days a year. For us poor eastern folk, experiencing a major pow drought ... leave us to our fun?

 

[Admin]

Merci mesdames, je n'ai pas autant ris sur First Tracks depuis que Les Otten a ajouté un commentaire demandant à Admin de garder les commentaires anonymes sur le forum.

James connait une fille qui ressemble à Sandra Bullocks sur le site de forum de ski des recherches sur la gravité des tétons.

La question que je me pose, Qui est Claudine?

I'd never heard of babelfish, but when I pasted this in ...well let's just say that what came out CAN'T be right. Help me out here.

I speak enough French to get by, but it was less taxing on my brain to just plug it into Babelfish. And while it came out clumsy Patrick's point did shine through. I even understand his Claudine wisecrack. About the only thing it screwed up was the reference to "la gravité des tétons" -- he was of course referring to TGR, but Babelfish translated it literally, which was downright hilarious.

 

[Patrick]

While I know that you meant TGR, the machine translation of:

gravité des tétons

is downright hilarious.

I don't know what you're talking about? O

Yes, Harv, the translation is correct.

Les tétons ont été vue par les explorateurs français. L'explorateur Tony Crocker les a probablement vu également, malheusement ils étaient couverts lors de ma visite. :-"

 

[rfarren]

While I know that you meant TGR, the machine translation of:

gravité des tétons

is downright hilarious.

You weren't kidding. Absolutely hilarious.

 

[Anonymous]

I find my thrills elsewhere...................................in sane behavior

Was calling here and giving me your name "sane behavior"? And was leaving that message on the answering machine in this house "sane behavior"?

 

[snowave]

damn, I'm outta beer. #-o

 

[Mike Bernstein]

http://www.thedesignblog.org/entry/tree-bed-sleeping-outdoors-inside-homealmost/ Scroll down after seeing the tree bed. Someone needs to invent a ski bed. You need one of these to rest up! Why anyone does these trips is beyond me. I like knowing where I am going, on established trails! I have not enjoyed gasping for air in deep powder or ramming into something unseen! I find my thrills elsewhere...................................in sane behavior. Crocker, no one on Firsttracks wants to loose you. Be careful! :-k

Hey - why ski at all? Lots of dangerous things can happen up in that mountain environment, packed with irresponsible teens and 20-somethings zipping around. Never know when you'll lose an edge and slide into a tree at speed. Better off to just stay inside on the couch watching the Bonnie Hunt show.

 

[q]

I try to avoid posting in threads where Ihave no input, hence I dont post a lot but I have a question.

Is that CWHappyRN for real?

Its like reading the ramblings of a drink and drug fueled crazed woman. I've met women like that in Montana each winter to know :lol:

 

[Patrick]

I think I need a score card.

Wondering if Tony will split and merge part of the discussions and posts? :stir:

 

[jamesdeluxe]

My takeaway from this mess is that women dig a bloke who knows his way around predictive analytics. All of us goof on Crocker and his numbers neuroses, but the guy is clearly a chick magnet.

Of course, based on what we've seen in this thread, none of us would want to be tailed by THESE TWO NUTCASES, but the fact remains that behind his madness is a method... or the other way around. :-s

 

[Admin]

My takeaway from this mess is that women dig a bloke who knows his way around predictive analytics.

That or he's hung like Trigger.

 

[Patrick]

My takeaway from this mess is that women dig a bloke who knows his way around predictive analytics.

That or he's hung like Trigger.

Damn lucky I wasn't driking anything when I read this, cuz I would have split it up all over the keyboard. Co-workers must be wondering why I bust out laughing. Next thing you know, your Google ads will be for stuff like Viagra, etc..

 

[socal]

Is that CWHappyRN for real?

She's real, met her with Tony on day at Mt Waterman. Those are all the details I'm going to give of that meeting. BTW, CWHappyRN, thanks for the ride.

 

[Anonymous]

"My takeaway from this mess is that women dig a bloke who knows his way around predictive analytics. All of us goof on Crocker and his numbers neuroses, but the guy is clearly a chick magnet.

Of course, based on what we've seen in this thread, none of us would want to be tailed by THESE TWO NUTCASES, but the fact remains that behind his madness is a method... or the other way around." ----------so wrote jamesdeluxe

Oh darn, and I was just about to pack my bags for New Jersey, of all places. My mistake of course was teaching Tony how to be a decent boyfriend when I got hold of him, or at least how to fake being one. They always warn you not to try to change a man. He's either going to resist that and resent it, or he's going to turn into a chick, or at least a b----, magnet. Either way you lose. With the second choice, and not enough honor in a man, you get two timed and turn into a nutcase. Gotta give James that one.

 

[jamesdeluxe]

No offense intended, Cindy. I don't know either of you, but you have to admit... taking a boyfriend feud onto a ski site does qualify as "unique" behavior. As Ms. Woods proved, you can make your point much more effectively with a nine-iron.

 

[berkshireskier]

:lol: :lol:

 

[Patrick]

No offense intended, Cindy. I don't know either of you, but you have to admit... taking a boyfriend feud onto a ski site does qualify as "unique" behavior. As Ms. Woods proved, you can make your point much more effectively with a nine-iron.

Have you read any Golf forum lately James? Who knows what ever happened, this feud might be all over the golf forums? Who are the Golf expert specialist here? Not me or Admin. Can someone confirm this?

He's either going to resist that and resent it

Tony always has numbers to back it up, even if everyone else says he's wrong.

Good luck and no hard feelings Cindy. Hope things work out for you whatever the outcome. I don't think James is available.

 

[cweinman]

No offense intended, Cindy. I don't know either of you, but you have to admit... taking a boyfriend feud onto a ski site does qualify as "unique" behavior. As Ms. Woods proved, you can make your point much more effectively with a nine-iron.

A ski would work well too!

 

[Anonymous]

y jamesdeluxe » Tue Feb 02, 2010 12:02 pm

No offense intended, Cindy. I don't know either of you, but you have to admit... taking a boyfriend feud onto a ski site does qualify as "unique" behavior. As Ms. Woods proved, you can make your point much more effectively with a nine-iron.

Please refer to what I posted here yesterday evening at 8:08. And I hope I would never resort to physical violence over something like this, that's just not me.