gummo wrote:Modern 1st world societies make people more alone and isolated. When people don't have a connection with others, they don't feel comfortable with themselves and tend to do odd things

Or as I say...Welcome to HAZ

@AZClaimjumper

AZClaimjumper wrote:A very profound observation chumley

Oh great you had to build upon his already modest opinion of himself.

@chumley
Yeah they drove up late in the afternoon and said it would be a good idea if we left, because there will be helicopters and maybe gunfire. I looked at my wife and said...Oh we're staying. Best camping trip ever!

How cool, Chums pointed out I'm mentioned in the Payson Roundup article Al-Hikes AZ post on page 2 of this thread. Chums said I was on HAZ before I was on HAZ.

@trekkin_gecko
Yeah it's all fun and games until someone gets their eye poked out, then it's just fun.

and another thread gets hijacked into internet history.

Good answers, thanks....It's a powder and the others are liquids.......jeez you're starting to sound like me.

So seriously if I may (as if), but what makes this different than the 5 Hour energy, Red Bull, Monster etc.etc. drinks?

Citric Acid, Glucose Polymers, Potassium Carbonate, Malic Acid, Calcium Ascorbate, Natural Flavors, Magnesium Glycinate, Beet (color), Potassium Bicarbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Grape Skin Extract (color), Silica, Potassium Citrate, Taurine, Sucralose, Zinc Amino Acid Chelate, dl-alpha-Tocopheryl A...

Tough_Boots wrote:They just did a big oleander removal project out there.

That had to be a drag, they were pretty well rooted in. I had stopped many times and tried to imagine how fun it would be to dig them out of the river rocks. On a side note I kinda hope the date palm stays.

There are oleanders in Arnett creek that have become pretty invasive, so oleanders wouldn't be hard to find.
Tumbleweeds aka Russian thistle.
Also the giant cane, which can be found at any water source.

So where does one buy this magic elixir in the Scottsdale/N. Phx. area?

There's that happy little Dos we all know and love.

Is Zipfizz the new consumer friendly name for meth?

@Tough_Boots
and the little horse you rode in on

@LosDosSloFolks My dearest and sweetest friend has owned a Prius for what truly seems an eternity. She is constantly telling me her mileage and after a few years I finally said YES this is why you bought it and I bought my dinosaur consuming FJ based on how many miles I can be away from a Prius. Th...

chumley wrote: the once bone-jarring coconino slabs near the power lines viewpoint is now Corvette-friendly.

The technical off roading term is Prius Rated. So on the scale of 1-10, this is a one.

My favorite color is green, like in forests, the desert in the spring and money. Not necessarily in that order.

I haven't been around much, but I'm happy to see the depth of socially binding conversation hasn't changed.

@chumley
I must have been going through a consciousness raising period of my life and missed this truly cinemagraphically gnarly movie.