Red Mosquito

Little guys will never understand

Only Trag had an issue with the tie. Trag is a big time douchebag.

Hope this helps.

tbc, that girl is canadian?

Jorge wrote:None of your business, creep

very rude

Dev wrote:tbc, that girl is canadian?

No, but I do have two Canadian exes

Taken after two days diving cause Padi didn't have my photo on file for my certification. I'm pretty exhausted in this pic

Wow

A strat catch up. Been living back home in Minnesota for 5 months now and its been a journey. life is VERY different for me since living in the mountains. Its good. We get to go out and actually do things.

Amazing pics dude

congrats!

Strat wrote:A strat catch up. Been living back home in Minnesota for 5 months now and its been a journey. life is VERY different for me since living in the mountains. Its good. We get to go out and actually do things.

Enviable hairline.

Strat wrote:A strat catch up. Been living back home in Minnesota for 5 months now and its been a journey. life is VERY different for me since living in the mountains. Its good. We get to go out and actually do things.

Welcome to Canada. But what does we actually get to go out and do things mean?

Looking good Strat and Mrs Strat

Dev wrote:

Strat wrote:A strat catch up. Been living back home in Minnesota for 5 months now and its been a journey. life is VERY different for me since living in the mountains. Its good. We get to go out and actually do things.

Welcome to Canada. But what does we actually get to go out and do things mean?

Living in a ski town can be isolating in many ways. For the last 16 years i pretty much just skied/hiked/camped. Between that, i vitisted the same 2 coffee shops, same handful of restaurants, heard the same bands/music/musicians, saw the same type of people, yada yada yada.

It was a great run and i had the time of my life, but i missed being able to easily insert myself into a diverse culture of food, music, people, art, and acttivites. Now im closer to family, best of friends, the cabin, the rink, an airport, a million restaurants, museums, bars, comedy clubs, music venues, neighborhood events, etc..etcc..etc..

It's exhausting and a bit much at times, but im way more fulfilled.

And i have a bigger backyard and my puppy is thrilled.

I think I had that exact same coat. I miss it.

BurtReynolds wrote:I think I had that exact same coat. I miss it.

See? we are more alike than you think!

Strat wrote:

Dev wrote:

Strat wrote:A strat catch up. Been living back home in Minnesota for 5 months now and its been a journey. life is VERY different for me since living in the mountains. Its good. We get to go out and actually do things.

Welcome to Canada. But what does we actually get to go out and do things mean?

Living in a ski town can be isolating in many ways. For the last 16 years i pretty much just skied/hiked/camped. Between that, i vitisted the same 2 coffee shops, same handful of restaurants, heard the same bands/music/musicians, saw the same type of people, yada yada yada.

It was a great run and i had the time of my life, but i missed being able to easily insert myself into a diverse culture of food, music, people, art, and acttivites. Now im closer to family, best of friends, the cabin, the rink, an airport, a million restaurants, museums, bars, comedy clubs, music venues, neighborhood events, etc..etcc..etc..

It's exhausting and a bit much at times, but im way more fulfilled.

And i have a bigger backyard and my puppy is thrilled.

maybe the whitest post of all time

Happy veterans day weekend, from 20 years ago

The whitest post of all time was my voice interview with dad and you know it.

MD a close second.

From the end of the dive training last weekend

tree_ wrote:

Happy veterans day weekend, from 20 years ago

Girls like dudes in uniform.