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Bring your Pythons to the comp.
- Asymmetrical heel design for a performance fit with maximum rubber coverage
- Elastic hook and loop closure strap helps lower-volume feet get a snug fit in the slipper design
- Vibram XS Grip2 for serious edging performance, smearing performance, and durability
- 0.8mm LaspoFlex at the midsole uses a super-lightweight, super-thin synthetic laminate for stiffness and edge-hold
- Ample toe rand coverage for scums and hooks
- Unlined for sensitivity on technical smears and high-tension moves
- Item #LSP0194
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- Reviews
Stock up while you can.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
- Size Bought: EU 40
These shoes are hands down one of my favorite climbing shoes out there. A bunch of my friends agree and we are all super sad that they decided to discontinue these shoes. I would 100% recommend getting a pair to give them a try if they still have your size. Me and my friends all use these for bouldering. They are super sensitive so that you can feel the rock that you are stepping on and trust every foot you place your toes on. Great for smearing and heel hooking. All around a great shoe and super comfortable for bouldering all day.
I size them one full size down from my Solutions and they fit perfectly. My street size is US 9.5 and I wear a 7.5 in these.
Great shoes with a small flaw
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
Great shoes for both sport climbing and bouldering. It stretches quite a bit, so purchase these 1.5 to 2 sizes down from street shoes. Very comfortable once broken in and I can pretty much wear these all day and it wouldn't hurt. Only complaint about these shoes is that it does get torn apart pretty quickly, new pairs lasts me around 5 months before I have to resole. To be fair I do climb a lot (5 days a week typically) so it'll vary, but the rubbers to wear out quickly.
Great shoe, however...
Don't expect these shoes to last you over one season. The rubber is really thin, allowing the shoe to almost suction to your foot. The heel is fantastic and you can really feel out all those little foot holds, super important when climbing granite.
The downside to this, my left toe blew out after one week. This may have been because I downsized a half size smaller than usual. The shoe was still climbable and functioned at 95%. A few months later both toes blew out.
I clip off of foot chips
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 10
These shoes are amazing I've used them for sport,bouldering,slab they excel at everything this shoe wrecks on over hanging routes!! If you like heel hooks get this shoe you'll feel a ton of power when you pull with heel, I'm a USM12 in street shoe I have some what of a narrower foot with a high arch and long toes I got a USM10 in these although I feel I could have done USM9.5 they stretch a fairly good amount, as far as foot chips go I trust the toe a lot on them like I said il clip off it the toe hook and edging power are also incredible il be buying another pair soon.
My go-to climbing shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are my go-to climbing shoe for most applications. I have used them on everything from steep bouldering to longer multipitch. But they excel most as a gym shoe. The rubber is much softer than the other Sportiva shoes I have worn, which I prefer, as it encourages deliberate footwork. They also heel hook well, though I prefer the stiffness of the Solutions for hard toe-hooking. The biggest drawback of these are the lack of durability, since the rubber is so thin. But as far as trade-offs go, I think I gain more from the sensative rubber and affordable price point than I lose in lack of durability. I highly recommend!
Hey Scott!
Welcome to the Backcountry Community!
Great shoe for crushing
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
Performance: It performs quite well on overhanging and vertical terrain. On slab it suffers a bit but it's manageable if you have somewhat decent feet. I wouldn't try to smear your way to the top though. Tiny edges are easy to put your weight on, pockets are easy to step in, heel hooks are comfortable and toe hooks are secure. The thin rubber is incredibly sensitive and sticky.
Feel: I like how they are only somewhat aggressive, you can walk around in them without too much pain. If you sweat in them you will stain your feet and nails orange.
Fit: I wear a size 9 street shoe and I bought a 7 in these. After a couple weeks of climbing 4 times a week they were fully broken in. I only have to take them off a couple times a session due to the pain. The pull tabs make them easy to put on. The single elastic strap is low-profile and helps dial in a perfect fit.
Durability: After two months of consistent climbing I saw wear in the toes, at the tip and the knuckle. I guess that's what to be expected with the thin rubber. The rest of the shoes have held up very well.
Use: I mostly use these for training indoors or competitions. I use a stiffer shoe for outdoors but these were fine for sport climbing and bouldering on overhanging climbs.
Value: They are slightly cheaper than solutions but they probably don't last as long, due to the thin rubber. I would recommend these to people looking for indoor training shoes.
Solid all around shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 43.5
Climbing shoes have been hit or miss for me for a long time. I could always find one that worked for one style of climbing, but could never get them to work for something else. Then came along the Pythons. Personally, these are some of the best all around climbing shoes I've used! While not the most die hard climber, keeps me occupied till the snow returns, the La Sportiva Pythons let me do a bit of everything from bouldering with my roommate ro doing some trad climbing with a crew of friends in Yosemite.
My first real experience putting the Pythons through the wringer was the Nutcracker in Yosemite. The climb had a variety of terrain from crack climbing and killer layback to a bit of friction climbing and everything in between. For multipitch climbing there could be slightly more comfortable shoes out there, but even after 9 hours on the Nutcrack (party climb conditions: 7 people, 5 pitch, trad - not recommended), my feet only wanted to kill me once I realized I forgot my approach shoes at the bottom. Hiking down another 1.5 hours in climbing shoes will finally get to you.
Great Shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
This shoe is great and really soft especially compared to the Solution.
I found that the break in period for these is really short, and that the shoe itself runs larger than my other sportiva shoes.
I would size a half size smaller if I could do it again
Cobra Replacement?
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
I bought these as a replacement/upgrade for my Cobras to deal with the standard slipper issues (heal popping with aggresive hooking, rotating on small edges, ect.). Just for reference in sizing a 42 cobra is tight but stretches to a perfect fit for me. I bought a 42 in the python and after 2-3 gym sessions it was packed out almost beyond usefulness. I'd definitely downsize maybe 1/2-1 full size if I get another pair. I really like midfoot design (similar to Solutions), it really sucks you midfoot in place. Just like the miura lace-ups these really become a flat soled shoe quickly, rather than an agressively downturned shoe. Overall I'd probably buy them again smaller size.
Perfect Soft/Sensitive Shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are a step up from the Cobra's in performance due to a more refined shape..and are probably even softer than Cobra's. A great smearing shoe...not an edging shoe obviously. My favorite shoe for Maple Canyon by FAR! Get them tight for performance as they will defintiely stretch a lot.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 39.5
The Python is by far my favorite shoe. It performs well on most types of rock and all angles from Steep (rifle) to slab (Potash) to everything in between (Boulder Canyon/Flatirons). They fit my foot absolutely perfectly (medium tow width to a more narrow heel. These shoes have a much narrower and more sensitive heel than the Solution and provide incredible feedback to your toes. In my opinion LaSportiva came up with the perfect all around shoe with the Python. I wear an 9.5 in street shoe and a 39.5 in the Pythons for a tight/aggressive but perfect fit; no heel slop and great feel in the toes as well as good edging. These break in pretty quickly being all natural leather.
The shoe got a hole in the left toe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 39
I had these shoes for five week's, one week past the return deadline the left toe's rubber tore. Another person who climbs at my gym has the same problem with the same left shoe.
Amazing feel, great fit
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs large
- Size Bought: 38.0
I bought this as a slightly more aggressive shoe that stays on my foot over my pair of Cobra's, and a size smaller than them. The heel and toe rubber make this show awesome. The shoe first perfectly, and it's very sensitive. I wear an 8 in street shoe and about a 6-6 1/2 in La Sportiva.
Hey Matthew! Welcome to the Backcountry community!
"Trust your feet"
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 41 1/2
We've all told it to climbing partners, and had it preached to us. If you're like me, trusting your feet doesn't come easy. Enter the La Sportiva Pythons. I just got these this past week, so I have to put them through wringer. But from my initial impressions, I am hooked. These shoes are ultra sensitive allowing you to feel the rock underneath your toes, inspiring confidence to send your project.
In terms of size, I'm a 10 1/2-11 in street shoe and went with the 41 1/2 (8 1/2) in these and am super happy with that decision.
Good for High Volume Fert
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs large
- Size Bought: 39
I bought these as a gym replacement for my Testarossas. The Testarossa fit my foot like a glove. Slightly tight at the toe, but they break in after a few sessions. ThePythons have a flatter profile and are definitely more sensitive. Once I dialed in the size I realized that no matter what there as always going to be some dead space. At the end of the day my foot is too low-volume for this shoe and I ended up returning them. I wear a 38.5 in the Testarossas and settled on a 38 for the Pythons.
By far my favorite shoe... Smears great, fits like a glove, great rubber! What else can you ask for out of a climbing shoe.
Super Sensitive shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love this shoe. Its soft. Its super sensitive (you'll see what I mean). And its very versatile. The shoe itself isn't incredibly down turned. The shoe suctions to your feet and make for a pretty good fit. I would say great fit but the upper is baggy unless you have a fairly high volume foot. The shoes itself are awesome, you can feel every nib, jib, and lib under your foot. You are really able to toe down on steep over hanging stuff as the shoe is so soft it bends to accommodate a down turned position. The shoes are also soft enough to bend the other way and smear incredibly well. The Vibram XS Edge rubber is great. I've only tried vibram and trax rubber but I can tell you there is a pretty big difference between the two. Vibram is just stickier and feels way better on the rock and plastic. The tension strap makes a world of difference. The heel cup is great and feels wonderful. With the tension strap you can trust most heel hooks except for the most extreme ones. The toe rubber makes for excellent toe hooking especially since there arent any laces or straps to get in the way. As a slipper shoe down size considerably. I downsized 2 from my street shoe size ( American US) but I honestly should have gone down 2 1/2 to eliminate all the baggage in the upper.
Awesome Shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
Bought a pair of these to keep as my "nice shoes" for when I need that extra bit of grip or precision. So far, they've done amazingly well. They're incredibly sensitive, so using precise footwork is a breeze and they grip amazingly well. I wear a 45.5 normally, but I bought these in a 44 because I wanted a snug fit. I would say they run large, but not ridiculously so.
Great stuff
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Climbing shoe reviews should always be taken with a grain of salt. The best shoe is what fits your feet best and performs for the type of climbing that you do.
Having said that, I'm really happy with the Pythons. Soft and sensitive. Mine have stretched with use and heel hooking and toe hooking still remain solid. smearing and smedging work well. Edging, meh. Initially used just for bouldering and it was great. After stretching out it becomes a more mellow all-around shoe that I can leave on comfortably for an hour or two.
They keep making them, I'll keep buying them.
Truth! Buy the shoes that feel good for your feet and help give you control & confidence on the sharp end. Everyone is different!
I currently have an 41 in the solution and they absolutely kill my feet, what size should i go up or down to for a more comfortable ride?
in the pyhton that is
Kind of depends on how you like the fit and what level climber you are. I'm an aggressive down sizer and wear a 41.5 solution as a gym shoe and a 40 in the python.
I wear a 45.5 on the tarantulace. Was thinking of any bumping down to 44.5 because I want the pythons to be my performance snug pair. Any thoughts?
I wear a 36 in the tarantulace and I tried sizing down to a 35.5 in the pythons. I found the overall fit to be pretty snug but tight to the point I got a blister on both my big toes after 1 climbing session. Returning them for a 36, hopefully will work out, though most reviews I've read said to size down.
I received the 36 in the mail, they felt too comfortable in comparison, afraid they will stretch too much after some breaking in. I stuck with the half size down.
I was wondering if anybody could tell how these fit and size compared to Miura VS's? I was reading that they should be sized about a half size smaller than a structured shoe to account for stretch.
I would go a half size smaller than your Miura's. From what I've heard they stretch a little more than the Miura's. I'm currently in the velcro Miura's and I love them. I am able to set up orders with 2 sizes if you wanted and offer you a free return label for the one that doesn't fit. Email me directly if that is something you would be interested in doing. I can also see what discount I can get you on them too!
Do I have to downsize Pythons 1.5 sizes...
Do I have to downsize Pythons 1.5 sizes from my Miuras? I have been wearing a 37.5 in the Miuras and they feel really tight but I am ok with that.
Not for me. I wear a 39.5 in the Miura VS and a 40 in the Solutions (42-42.5 street shoe) and the 39.5 pythons fit extremely snug out of the box, but I can get my foot in there, so I think I will try them out instead of up-sizing
Hey Gon,
I would either stay at the same size or go looser to accommodate the more aggressive shoe. However this all depends on your climbing style. I prefer my climbing shoes to be more comfortable, but some climbers like their shoes to curl their toes more or less. I have found with more aggressive shoes such as the Python i will stay the same size or go larger because the shoe is more uncomfortable in general.
how does these fit higher volume feet with...
how does these fit higher volume feet with a wide forefoot?
Obviously it would be best if you could try it on but this shoe is mostly leather and so it will stretch to fit you better. Also it has a piece of elastic material on top of the shoe would stretch to fit your foot. It is a super ccomfortable shoe so I would give it a try.
I have been wearing a 40.5 in the Mythos....
I have been wearing a 40.5 in the Mythos. Would you recommend the same size (both unlined leather) or sizing down?
It will depend a little on how you like your bouldering/crag shoes to fit compared with crack climbing shoes like the Mythos. Personally I like a pair of slippers or velcros to fit a little more snug than my crack/multi-pitch shoes. All things being equal I would suggest that you size down to a 40 in the La Sportiva Python Vibram XS Grip2,
I want training shoes that won't kill my...
I want training shoes that won't kill my feet after 3 min on the wall. I like my solutions because the fit my tiny heel, but I can't stand them for long... Are these a good option or would you suggest the cobras? another shoe?
The La Sportiva Cobra and Python are very similar shoes and both would provide a good comfortable fit for low volume feet or narrow heels. If I was forced to choose one or the other I would slightly favor the Cobra but that choice is based purely on a personal love of slipper shoes for training. The issue that some people have with slippers is that they don't provide a snug fit for narrower feet over time, but the Cobra is such a good fit to begin with that they have never lost their feel and precision for me.
Is it possible to order a size you currently...
Is it possible to order a size you currently don't have available? Size 33.5
Sorry Marieta,
If we are sold out of a size we unfortunately do not have the capability to back-order or special order this product.
Does anybody know the difference between...
Does anybody know the difference between these and the previous version of LS Python?
I'm seeing a 2011 model on sale elsewhere and it looks slightly different. I'm unsure if it's worth paying a little more for the newer model or if it's not going to be noticeable.
Usually the major differences are updates/upgrades to the rubber. I'd have to know exactly what model you are referencing to be sure, but I've had these every season since they came out and I have not observed any noticeable difference in appearance or performance.
Women's Size for Python/Cobra? Alexandra I...
Women's Size for Python/Cobra?
I am a girl, and have not seen anywhere what is the "correct" conversion for this shoe between women's and men's sizes. Does anyone know?
I have a pair of Women's Muiras size 36 1/2 (one size down from my street shoe size) and a pair of Testarrosas size 36 (I went lower cause my Muiras felt a bit roomy at the heel). The Muiras are comfy but not great at all when it comes to performance. I really like the Testarossas, but they feel so tight. I have used them more than 10-15 sessions and they have stretched a bit, but even now when I wear them I sometimes cry after a while(I am a girl after all...) Or I can no longer climb cause my toes hurt so much so I have to bail off of routes when sport climbing just because of the pain. What size would you recommend for the Python or the Cobra? I am looking for something that is tight, but not tight enough to make me cry.
These shoes are painful for a couple of sessions but not to painful. I were a 10 street shoe (mens) but i have a pair of 7 1/2 and I leave them on for about 25 minutes at a time. I might suggest a 35 or 35 1/2 for you. These shoes will stretch so much! So if they aren't comfortable in the beginning they will stretch out.
thanks, Adam
I just tried on a pair of Solutions and it looked like I should go with size 36. Didn't feel as tight as the Testarossas...Do you think I should size the Pythons even smaller?
i wear a size 45 muira, which are snug and...
i wear a size 45 muira, which are snug and not super tight. what size should i get in these? looking for a fit that is semi comfy and preforms well for bouldering.
I would go with 44 or 43.5 you really have to downsize them but They are still comfy if you downsize about 1.5 sizes maybe go for 2 sizes down from your street shoe size. They stretch an incredible amount! Downsize, downsize, Downsize.
I wear the muira in size 40 (2.5 sizes down from street) and I got the python's in size 40 as well. Both fit very tight however the python is more roomy in the forefoot, will stretch more and with the softer feel to the sole they are more comfortable out of the box. Basically, keep rocking your muira's comfy and go down a size for your python's.
I own a pair of Solutions in size 44. What...
I own a pair of Solutions in size 44. What would be the best size Pythons to get? My Solutions are sized aggressively, and I am looking to get a second pair of shoes for the sake of comfort at the gym and to extend the life of my Solutions. Also, what are the differences between these two shoes in terms of performance? I've never worn moccs before. Thank you.
I did the same thing as you except I bought these first then the Solutions. You should probably go with the same size or slightly smaller with the Pythons. They'll stretch a lot on you. Once you get them broken in, they're very comfortable. The Solutions are going to be more aggressive, however these also have a downturned toe just not as dramatic. If you sized your solutions aggressively, these will be much more comfortable and are better for sport climbing. I also think these are slightly better at heel hooks, which is a difficult feat because the Solutions also have a great heel. Hope this helps.
Alexander, that is very helpful, thank you! Seeing as your currently #4 on BackCountry's leader boards, I'd be a fool not to take your advice as solid. I'm going to go with a 44, so that when they do stretch they will still be aggressive, but more comfortable vs. aggressive. Thanks so much!
No problem. I just hope I don't let you down :)
Actually, he's about to be #3, chasing #2 with a vengeance.
another question about sizing... I where...
another question about sizing... I where a running shoe size of 9-9.5 and that is the size i got my evolv defys in. I am looking for a more aggressive shoe, but i', not sure how to size these. any advice would be appreciated.
Hey cmip,
I did the same jump from the Defys' you'd probably be better off with a 9 if you want to be more aggressive. These are mostly leather and will stretch quite a bit. At first it might be somewhat uncomforable but once you get them molded to your feet they'll feel amazing and are super grippy. You'll definatly notice a big difference in edging and especially heel hooks, these are killer.
i feel that a sportiva 9 is bigger than an evolv 9. it's annoying, but i would go a half size tighter than your defys.
How do these perform on things less than...
How do these perform on things less than vertical like slab climbing and crack climbing that is 90 or less degrees? Or are they more of a gym climbing shoe and steep sport and bouldering shoe?
Thank you.
They're pretty pointy for slab climbing, and crack climbing is going to hurt a lot with your toes knuckled over like that. I'd definitely suggest something less aggressive. Like the TC Pro or the Miura.
Check out the Cobra slipper for that kind of climbing, this is more of an overhung/bouldering slipper. Will not really be comfy in crack or on slab. Another big thumbs up for the lace Miura, favorite shoe ever.
aside from being downturned and pointy, these are soft shoes. you want stiffer shoes with better edging for slab and crack. laces are usually nicer for dialing your fit for footcams too.
i wear mythos in a size 44, and i was...
i wear mythos in a size 44, and i was wondering if these run bigger or smaller? also how, aggressive are they? are the toe crushingly painful or do the work with more relaxed fit?
they're heavenly with a relaxed fit. the x last allows you to apply power when you toe in and remain a slipper when your not.
Anyone know about the sizing?
Downsize an incredible amount, IMO. Check my review from June 6th 2013. These are not beginner shoes and might be a slap in the face if sized correctly, and you use Mythos normally.
Nick, theses shoes are really comftorable once broken in. In that matter I would agree with Stefan And down size them a lot! I downsized them 1.5 sixes and there still easier to get on and of than shoes I only downsized 1 size. They will stretch. Take advantage of it by getting them an extra .5 or full size down.
I wear evolv defys in a size 12, I wear...
I wear evolv defys in a size 12, I wear street shoes in 12 also so I have a small amount of room which I like. What size should I go on these?
Hey Tim, I'd say go at least a half size smaller. The defys are a synthetic while these are leather so they'll stretch quite a bit. I had the defys as well before I went to these. Needless to say these are a much better shoe.
i have found sportivas to be bigger than evolvs of the same size. you might even go a full size smaller.
I'm looking for 37 or 37.5. When will those...
I'm looking for 37 or 37.5. When will those sizes be available?
We have a few pair coming in during the early part of April in those sizes.
I wear a 39.5 Solution. What size should...
I wear a 39.5 Solution. What size should I go for with the Python? 39? 38?
39.5. I wear the same size for the Solution and Python.
I recently just back into climbing and...
I recently just back into climbing and have been using my old, in need of burial, Montrial Wasabis. What used to be moderate is now baggy and flat. While I'm not the most technical climber, improving in that area is a priority.
Most of my climbing will done indoors with the occasional summer trip to the Red or similar. After reading review after review, I'm still unsure of what direction to go in.
I've narrowed it down to this:
LaSportiva Python
LS Solutions
Five Ten Arrowhead
5.10 Anasazi.
While I know sizing and overall preferences will ultimately come down to the individual, any suggestions will help.
I have a low volume foot with a somewhat narrow heel. Again, mostly will be use for gym climbing. If you've had experience with any of the ones I've listed, what would you recommend?
bro if you're doing indoor most of the time you probably should go for 5.10 anasazis or pythons man, Ive had the both of them and it comes down to fit (depending on the shape of your feet) between the two, you've got to try them on but I can tell you that pythons are my favourite indoor shoes, with solutions being my favourite outdoor shoes although theyre a bit expensive to replace.
This is majorly delayed but thanks for the reply Kenny. I tried to Anasazi's and once I broke them in, they felt great in my heel but were baggy everywhere else. Currently trying La Sportiva Muira's and apparently I still have lots of run in my heel! I am woman, so I was told to shy away from men's shoes.
I love the look and one strap style of the pythons.
I am wondering what size i'll be in these...
I am wondering what size i'll be in these shoes. From what i have read so far it appears to be that the majority of people don't size these shoes tight enough.
I wear a 10.5/11 street shoe
40 in Muira vcs
10 in 5.10 teams
38.5/39 in cobras
I am hoping to buy these in 38.5- I like my shoes extremely tight.
I have a mid-wide foot with a low volume heel. from other peoples experience do you think i will be able to fit my foot in this shoe?
I have these and if I had to do it again I would have gone down a half size from all of my other Sportivas. They are amazing shoes but would have been perfect down .5 size.
Yes, another question about sizing. Many...
Yes, another question about sizing. Many have been asked and answered but none of them compare these shoes to shoes I'm familiar with.
So, how do these compare to the Testarossas and/or TC Pros? I wear a 44 in both of those shoes. Would people recommend a 44 in the Pythons or a 43.5?
I have the Tesstarossas which I size the same as the Pythons for performance. I wear a half size bigger in the TC Pro since I tend to wear them for longer periods of time and wanted a little additional comfort. So basically size them the same as a 44.


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Seeing the Bike Hugger Jersey in a shop window was cool – a sense of accomplishment.
Get your Jersey directly from us, from Amazon.com, or now at Elliott Bay Bicycles.
We could post for a month about Interbike 07, the Industry Cup, and the Hugga Hookup, but I'll highlight a few topics, produce several podcasts next week, and resume our regularly scheduled programing on Monday. Also see the posts from our Interbike feature blog.
While much of Interbike was the same this year, Urban Bikes were the overall theme with a big presence from Batavus, Dahon, and bikes finally shipping with Alfine, like the glorious Sycip.
I paused for a long-time at the Brooks booth to look at the most expensive basket ever made and it's based on a 100-yr old design from Mr. Brooks himself. Also see the Brooks waxed-canvas messenger bag.
New York Mayor Bloomberg is in France, and apparently considering a bicycle rental program similar to the popular parisian Velib system. Bloomberg doesn't sound very optimistic unfortunately. Apparently NYC tried this out on a much smaller scale earlier this year. Chicago and Portland are evaluating a rental systems too.
I rode Seattle Critical Mass on Friday, great time and and a nice ride as always. The weather was lovely for a ride, could be the last rain-free mass of the year. We ended up cruising from downtown through Ballard, up Stone way past Greenlake and down University ave. I had to peel off a bit early, would love to hear where the ride ended up.
I was a bit surprised at the amount of antagonism between drivers and riders, it seemed quite a bit more than I've seen earlier this year. One comes to expect a certain amount of frustrated car drivers, but it really seemed like the level of animosity was on the rise.
I managed to snap a few photos along the way, here's my set from the Bike Hugger Photostream
We'll tell legendary stories for the next 20 years about the Industry Cup race with Team Bike Hugger, the Hugga Hookup, and Cipollini. Read Andrew's race report, Velonews, and see more photos in our photostream.
photo: Matt Carter, Velonews. Cipo in red, Andrew in Bike Hugger green, and Tim Mulrooney from Hed Cycling.


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The California Coast is blessed with a belt of redwood trees. To walk, even from a parking lot, among these giants is to feel part of the forest immediately. Muir Woods National Monument is a short drive outside of San Francisco, right across the Golden Gate Bridge in Mill Valley.
At the park, there are several trails into the redwood forest. The trees' height begs a neck-craning, mouth-opening look up and exclamation of "wow." Their girth requires get close and spanning open arms across the bark almost in a hug. Both actions feel compulsory walking down the well-manicured trails.


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The Catcher in the Rye
by J. D. Salinger
The Catcher in the Rye Chapter 12 Summary
- Holden gets into a "vomity" cab with a driver named Horwitz. He asks his question about the ducks and where they go in the winter, but Horwitz doesn't know.
- He does know that the fish stay right where they are. Their pores open up, he insists, and they take in nutrients from all the seaweed and stuff around them, even while they're frozen right there in place.
- Uh, okay. We're not fish expects, but that sounds (ahem) fishy to us. (And to these guys.)
- As Holden exits the cab (after Horwitz turns him down for a drink), Horwitz insists that the fish are taken care of, because Mother Nature wouldn't leave them to fend for themselves. He's quite worked up about the whole thing.
- At Ernie's, everyone is intently listening to the piano. The crowd is just a bunch of morons, the kind who laugh at movies that aren't funny. You know.
- Ernie even bows, which Holden finds disgusting. Question: is there anything that this kid doesn't find disgusting?
- Apparently, scotch and soda: no matter how old you are, Holden says, you can always drink at Ernie's.
- Holden listens in on some conversation. On one side, a guy is giving the girl a play-by-play of the last football game he was in. She has to listen, says Holden, because she's not attractive. (Apparently, pretty girls never have to listen to boring conversation.)
- On his other side is a very preppy, good-looking couple. To be exact, they are a "Joe Yale-looking-guy" and a "terrific looking girl with him."
- (By the way, Holden informs us, he wouldn't go to Yale or Princeton even if he were dying, which makes absolutely no sense, because how would going to an Ivy League school save you from dying?)
- He's feeling her up under the table while talking about this guy in his dorm that committed suicide, which … shows poor taste. To say the least. Not to mention, she doesn't seem too into it.
- As a better alternative to watching this display, Holden sends a message via the waiter asking Ernie to join him for a drink.
- Just then a girl with a terrific body named Lillian Simmons greets Holden by name and comes over to this table.
- She used to date Holden's brother D.B., and now she's with a naval officer.
- Lillian asks about D.B. and introduces her date. Too bad about that terrific body, because nobody really likes this girl, even the guy who's dating her.
- Holden resents having to say, "Glad you have met you" to the naval guy who he isn't remotely glad to have met.
- Then he lies (of course) and says he has to leave to meet someone.
- Gee, it's too bad the Internet hasn't been invented yet. We get the feeling Holden would be a lot happier trolling Internet message boards than wandering around Manhattan hating everyone.


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I am 10 w, 4 days along and a couple days ago when I tried to poop i started to bleed. It was bright red and seemed like my period. It only lasted for a few seconds when I would try to poop. Then I wouldnt bleed again until the following day when I attempted to poop again. I got scared and made an appointment with my doctor. Went to her yesterday and she did an ultrasound and said everything looked great and the baby was fine. She said not to worry and that this happens and no one knows why.
I feel fine, and I bought so colace to help my constipation (which I think may have something to do with the bleeding). Now im just waiting for it, and the prunes I have been eating, to kick in. Not pooping again unless I really have to, because I dont want to try unsuccessfully and make myself bleed more.
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it started way before Kelly. I remember hearing this exact same rant when I started in 1980.
MR was the first millionaire pro surfer after 4 world titles. Then he won one more after that, and then the Grandmasters after that... That's a total of 6 world titles.
F nike! care nothing about surfing (or skating) only in it for the $$$$.
Oh my god... get over it. Surfing is a sport, and its athletes need contracts. How about hurley selling 100 dollar boardshorts? Or 40 dollar trac pads? Its all business, and all you people thinking "oh PROTEST, YES IM GONNA SHOP AT MY LOCAL SURF SHOP CUZ DEY R RAD AND GIVE ME LYKE 10 PERCENT OFF.. IM LOCAL!" are just stuck in the loop, get over it. Surfings a sport, and theres business involved. Suck it up.


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Welcome to BNA Online, the leading source of life history information for North American breeding birds. This free, courtesy preview is just the first of 14 articles that provide detailed life history information including Distribution, Migration, Habitat, Food Habits, Sounds, Behavior and Breeding. Written by acknowledged experts on each species, there is also a comprehensive bibliography of published research on the species.
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Editor's Note: Based on differences in size, voice, habitat, and timing of migration—as well as on genetic studies— the 45th Supplement to the American Ornithologists' Union Checklist of North American Birds has split Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) into 2 species: Cackling Goose (Branta hutchinsii) and Canada Goose (Branta canadensis). Cackling Goose constitutes the smaller bodied forms of Canada Goose, as discussed in the Systematics section of this account. Future revisions of this account will reflect this split.
Suddenly out of the north came the sound I had been waiting for, a soft, melodious gabbling that swelled and died and increased in volume until all other sounds were engulfed by its clamor. Far in the blue I saw them, a long skein of dots undulating like a floating ribbon pulled toward the south by an invisible cord tied to the point of its V.
This harbinger of the changing seasons, so aptly described above by Sigurd F. Olson, is experienced each fall by naturalists across the continent. The Canada Goose is the most widely distributed goose in North America, and a characteristic species of the Nearctic avifauna. In North America, it breeds from eastern Labrador to western Alaska and is the only North American goose that commonly breeds south of 49°N. It occupies a broad range of habitats in temperate to low-arctic regions, including flat, featureless tundra; boreal forest; prairies and parklands; high mountain meadows; and a variety of managed refuge conditions and areas of human habitation. It nests individually or semicolonially, preferring sites on small islands in tundra lakes and ponds, and on margins of lakes, ponds, and rivers. On the breeding grounds, it forages primarily on grasses, sedges, and berries and in wintering areas on grasses and agricultural crops.
The Canada Goose exhibits marked morphological variation, perhaps the most extreme intraspecific differences in body size among birds, with subspecies that are among the largest and smallest of all geese. Within the species, there are trends in size from largest in the south to smallest in the north, and likewise in color from lighter in south and east, as well as in arid interior regions, to darker in the north and west; it has been demonstrated that variation in mensural characters occurs latitudinally within subspecies (Leafloor and Rusch 1997, A. Didiuk unpubl.). Despite decades of study ranging from detailed morphological analyses to molecular genetic techniques, the subspecific taxonomy of this species is still far from settled. Genetic studies have revealed, however, that 2 evolutionary groups may exist: one consisting of 7 primarily large-bodied subspecies and another of 4 small-bodied subspecies (Quinn et al. 1991, Baker and Marshall 1997, Baker 1998, Shields and Cotter 1998).
>Breeders are monogamous, with life-long pair bonds formed usually during the second year. Offspring remain with their parents throughout the first year of life, traveling together in large flocks of family groups, as far south as Veracruz and Jalisco in south-central Mexico (Saunders and Saunders 1981). Nineteen breeding units of Canada Geese are recognized for management purposes and what mixing occurs among individuals from different units is a result of pair formation away from the breeding grounds. Females are strongly philopatric, returning to the same breeding area each year; males may wander farther.
During spring and autumn migration, individuals concentrate at key staging and stopover areas, where they are particularly vulnerable to disease outbreaks and sport harvest. Nesting areas in the Arctic are secure for most populations, although oil and gas development places some groups at risk, and in some areas brood-rearing habitat of local migrant populations is being seriously degraded by increasing numbers of Lesser Snow Geese (Chen caerulescens caerulescens) and molt migrants from southern resident populations. Current population estimates range from between 3 million and 4 million individuals to as many as 8 million.
Efforts to re-establish the Giant Canada Goose in its native habitat in the midwestern United States have been so successful that many birds have been translocated from areas where high populations have become a nuisance to areas outside the original breeding range of the species. The result has been an expansion southward of the natural range that now includes areas of suitable habitat throughout the southern and southwestern United States (Nelson and Oetting 1998, Orr et al. 1998). Many of these populations have lost their migratory habit and have become established as permanent year-round residents in areas where they previously had occurred only in winter. The rapid increase of local breeding populations in many areas and subsequent mixing of resident birds with migrants during winter has resulted in uncertainty of origin and racial identity that has created a multitude of management problems and may threaten the diversity of the species across its entire range. Canada Goose populations in urban areas have been increasing during the past 50 years (Conover 1998) and are currently a problem in more than 100 urban areas in 37 states, where their populations range in size from several hundred to more than 27,000 (for example, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Forbes 1998). Elucidating the biology of urban goose populations and developing management strategies for addressing the problems associated with their population buildup in urban/suburban environments is creating a new and difficult challenge for waterfowl biologists.
The biology of the Canada Goose has been studied extensively, especially those aspects related to population management. However, no long-term studies exist, so much remains to be learned. Recent studies on the genetics of subspecies (Shields and Wilson 1987, Van Wagner and Baker 1990, Quinn et al. 1991, Baker and Marshall 1997, Baker 1998, Shields and Cotter 1998, Pierson et al. 2000) have helped clarify the taxonomy of this bird. Studies on the breeding grounds have contributed to our understanding of diet (Sedinger 1984, 1986, 1992, 1997; Sedinger and Raveling 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990; Reed et al. 1996), nesting requirements (Cooper 1978, Reese et al. 1987, Bromley 1998), breeding biology (Choudhury and Black 1993, Drobney et al. 1999), brood-rearing behavior (Sedinger and Raveling 1988, 1990; Bruggink et al. 1994; Fowler and Ely 1997; Didiuk and Rusch 1998; Jarvis and Bromley 2000), and reproductive success (Brakhage 1965, Hardy and Tacha 1989, Moser and Rusch 1989, Bromley and Jarvis 1993, Sovey and Ball 1998, Zenner and LaGrange 1998, Raveling et al. 2000). Studies at staging areas, migratory-stopover sites, and wintering areas have clarified timing and routes of migration (Raveling 1978a; Wege and Raveling 1983, 1984; Gill et al. 1996), food habits (Bruggink et al. 1994, Giroux and Bergeron 1996, Gates et al. 2001), energetics (Sedinger et al. 1989, 1995; Gates et al. 1998, 2001), and detailed studies on vocalization and the importance of various aspects of vocal array in behavior (Whitford 1987, 1996, 1998). Studies such as those of Leafloor et al. (1998) on the influence of environmental factors on growth of goslings and ultimately the size of adults have been important in clarifying morphological differences among subspecies and the reliability of size differences in the intraspecific taxonomy of the species. The work of Abraham et al. (1999) has aided understanding of the complex interactions between boreal and tundra breeding populations and expanding populations in temperate regions of the United States and southern Canada. Studies of urban-suburban populations have implicated Canada Goose feces in the eutrophication of small ponds and lakes, as well as the contamination of school yards, parks, and boating and swimming areas (Conover and Chasko 1985, Cooper and Keefe 1997), and the possibility of disease transmission to humans from direct contact with fecal material or contaminated water (Conover and Chasko 1985, Allan et al. 1995, Cooper and Keefe 1997, Feare et al. 1999, Smith et al. 1999). We are beginning to understand the reproductive biology of urban-suburban populations with studies like those of Conover 1998 and Gosser and Conover 1999, and are now applying management strategies based on their findings.
Mowbray, Thomas B., Craig R. Ely, James S. Sedinger and Robert E. Trost. 2002. Canada Goose (Branta canadensis), The Birds of North America Online (A. Poole, Ed.). Ithaca: Cornell Lab of Ornithology; Retrieved from the Birds of North America Online: http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/bna/species/682


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BENTON - James Lee Gregory Sr., 66, died June 4, 2007, at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau.
Born Dec. 30, 1940, in Morehouse, to the late Earl Theopolis and Mable Marie Pack Gregory, he had worked for 10 years at Hart's Bakery in Sikeston. An ordained minister for 35 years of Pentecostal Holiness, he served as a deacon for five years with North Street Pentecostal Holiness in Sikeston. He was a member of the Christian Mission in Benton, a bus driver for Calvary Temple Assembly of God Church in Sikeston and career foster parent for the state of Missouri, caring for more than 350 children.
On Jan. 31, 1959, in Bloomfield, he married Mildred Virginia Finney, who survives of the home.
Other survivors include: eight sons, James Gregory II, Timothy Gregory, Keith Gregory, Richard Gregory and Brandon Gregory of Benton, Christopher Gregory of Vanduser, Scott Gregory of Oran and Charles Gregory of Cape Girardeau; five daughters, Sonjia Denece Stotler of Scott City, Heather Marie Gregory and Elizabeth Ann Gregory of Benton, Margaret Wren of Jackson and Susan Kurre of Sikeston; one brother, Thomas W. Gregory of Benton; five sisters, Billie Bell of Bloomfield and Deanie Bollinger, Alma Creed, Lou Nell Curtner and Bessie Ruth Eftink of Sikeston; and 21 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, Glen Earl Gregory.
Visitation is from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at Christian Mission in Benton, where services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday. The Rev. William Marshall will officiate.
Burial will follow in the Lightner Memorial Cemetery in Scott City.
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Tropeano pitches five solid innings, wins MLB debut
Former #Seawolves All-American struck out first MLB batter Austin Jackson
Tropeano to make MLB debut tonight in Seattle
Former #Seawolves All-American will become third Stony Brook alumnus to play in big leagues.
#Seawolves Major Leaguers garner big attention this week
SNY does segment on Tom Koehler and Nick Tropeano called up to the Majors
Nick Tropeano called up to Major Leagues, joins Houston Astros
Former #Seawolves All-American becomes third Stony Brook baseball pitcher active in Major League Baseball
#Seawolves in the Pros update
Ten Stony Brook baseball players active in Major/Minor League Baseball.
2007: Led America East in innings pitched (85.0), strike outs (87) ... went 5-8 with 4.98 ERA in team-high 13 starts ... struck out at least 10 batters a season-high four times ... struck out 10 in 5.1 innings of work against Quinnipiac (3/24) ... allowed two runs in 7.0 innings, striking out 10 against NYIT (3/30) ... scattered seven hits over 7.0 innings to earn victory over Maine (4/6) ... pitched season-high 8.0 innings, striking out 10 at Hartford (4/13) ... earned victory with 6.0 innings of work against Columbia (4/28) ... hurled 8.0 shutout innings, striking out nine to pick up victory against Vermont (5/11).
2006: Finished the year ranked in the top ten in America East in both innings pitched (71.1) and strikeouts (57) en route to being named All-America East Second Team... struck out three in 6.2 innings of work to pick up first win of the season versus Bucknell... allowed only one unearned run in 7.0 innings of work in a win over Maine... struck out eight batters in 8.0 innings of work in a win over Hartford... threw 7.0 solid innings in must-win victory over UMBC... went 3-1 in America East play in six starts... finished second on the team in wins (4) and strikeouts (57).
2005: Appeared in 18 games, started eight, totaled 42 strikeouts in 44.1 inning of work and only walked 17...picked up his first collegiate win against Princeton throwing seven innings whike striking out six...allowed one run, scattering eight hits with six strikeouts over six innings of work in a win over Hartford.
High School: Attended New Rochelle High School in New Rochelle, N.Y....earned three varsity letters for the Huguenots...Rawlings All-Northeast, Section I Pitcher of the Year, spring athlete of the year, all-section and all-state as a senior after going 6-1 with 108 strikeouts, just 12 walks and a 0.86 ERA in 58 innings of work...all-league as a junior after going 5-1 with 54 strikeouts...rookie of the year in 2002.
Personal: Thomas R. Koehler...born June 29, 1986, in the Bronx, N.Y....son of Theresa and Rolf Koehler...brother of Erica...enjoys downloading music...lists the New York Yankees as his favorite team and Roger Clemens as his favorite athlete.


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St. John's University graduate J. Cole first hit the rap scene in 2007 with the mixtape The Come Up. Two additional mixtapes followed: 2009's The Warm Up and 2010's Friday Night Lights. While all of these releases were critically acclaimed—the website RollingOut.com said they were "all exceptional pieces of work that solidified [Cole] as a lyricist to be reckoned with"—it took a lot longer than planned for the 26-year-old to get his full-length debut out. But now that album is finally here—and Cole is ready to dominate the genre.
Cole World: The Sideline Story got its proper release via Roc Nation on Sept. 27. "I genuinely do feel there really are universal concepts on this album that people from all walks of life can relate to," Cole has said about the highly anticipated record. The talented MC also said: "The amount of concepts that are on the album is pretty remarkable, and that balanced with the fun songs."
Rolling Stone praised Cole World in its three-and-a-half star review of the album. "Cole is brainier than most mainstream MCs but too flashy for the underground; he's equally home flaunting success and sensitivity," RS said. "He's a technically superb rapper, packing these sleek, snappy…tracks with dozens of great punch lines." The magazine chose the tune "Mr. Nice Watch," which features Cole's mentor Jay-Z, as a favorite.
"All the songs on the album just happened naturally and organically," Cole has stated. "There was never a 'Oh, we need this kind of song' [moment]."
The 16-track opus featuring guest appearances from the aforementioned Hova, Drake and Missy Elliott—the bulk of which Cole self-produced—premiered in the No. 1 slot on the Billboard 200, selling 217,000 copies. Additionally, Cole made history as having the first No. 1 debut by a solo artist in 2011 and the best digital album debut of any act since Jan. 2010.
"J. Cole's success is a testament to amazing artist development and Cole's hard work," said Jay-Z, who signed Cole as the first artist for his Roc Nation label. "I want to congratulate him on a No. 1 album and, more importantly, a great body of work."
The album's first single, "Work Out," dropped in June. The hot track contains samples of Kanye West's "The New Workout Plan" and Paula Abdul's "Straight Up." Second single "Can't Get Enough," featuring Trey Songz, was released in early September. The sexy video for the song was filmed in Barbados over the summer while Cole was serving as Rihanna's opening act for her Loud Tour; the Barbadian beauty makes a cameo in the clip.
How did Cole get to the top of the charts? By working hard and persevering.
Jermaine Lamarr Cole was born to parents in the military in Frankfurt, Germany, on Jan. 28, 1985. He grew up in Fayetteville, North Carolina, though and considers the city his hometown. At age 12, he began rapping for fun after seeing his cousin from Louisiana do it. "After he left for the summer, I started to take it way more serious and began studying rappers like Eminem, Nas, Jay-Z, Tupac…," Cole has said. "The ones I liked and was inspired by were always the ones that were really difficult to emulate."
Canibus was another favorite of Cole's as a teenager, especially when he started writing his very own lyrics. "I was drawn to Canibus' punch lines…. I knew he was rapping on another level," Cole has explained. "I decided to get wittier with my punch lines and wordplay." It was around this time that Cole started mapping out his future career as a rap superstar.
After graduating from Fayetteville's Terry Sanford High School in 2003, Cole headed north to New York where he knew all the major record labels were headquartered. But, instead of just pounding the pavement trying to land a record deal right away, the intelligent Cole took time to perfect his lyrics and beats—all while attending Queens' St. John's University where he majored in communication arts and minored in business.
In May 2007, Cole graduated magna cum laude and then got a part-time job selling classified ads for Aspire's sister publication The Queens Courier. "It was the only job I could find that was real flexible with the hours; so I could go to the recording studio and be up real late and then go in to work at, like, 1p.m.," Cole revealed to Aspire last year.
Cole also spent quite a lot of time trying to make music biz connections. "I tried it all," he told Aspire. "If I knew somebody was in the game, I would send them a message." He would look online for phone numbers of industry insiders and then rap on their answering machines or send them messages via MySpace. "It never worked, but these were the things I was trying out."
One night, Cole waited at the studio Jay-Z was using to record American Gangster in hopes of handing him a disc upon his arrival featuring two beats he thought would be perfect for the veteran rapper's album. "I waited outside for three hours," Cole has described. "His [Rolls-Royce] Phantom finally pulled up. I was super-timid and shy. I had the CD in my hand and I tried to hand it to Jay-Z. He looked at it and said, 'What is this? I don't want that.'… It was crushing!"
His persistence eventually paid off though. Cole wound up meeting Mark Pitts, the president of Urban Music at Sony and the CEO of Bystorm Entertainment. "Mark heard my music and loved it," Cold told Aspire. "He's the one who ended up playing a song called 'Lights Please' for Jay-Z." (About his discovery, whom he now manages, Pitts says: "J. Cole personifies humility and grace with edge and depth. As an MC, his point of view speaks to and represents me. I'm proud and blessed to be a part of his journey.")
In early 2009, J. and Jay got together and had a three-hour discussion. "I played my music [for] him," Cole has said about that initial meeting. "We talked about President Obama and other things. Five weeks later, he offered me a record deal."
Since then, Cole has become real tight with Jay-Z. Only months after meeting, Jay used Cole's skills on the song "A Star Is Born" from his album The Blueprint 3. "Whenever I need an opinion or feedback, he's there for me," Cole explained to Aspire. "His advice is the best advice. Every time he gives advice, I realize why he is where he is. It wasn't an accident—he really did study the game and he really knows what he's talking about." Currently, Cole is tearing up the charts as the featured rapper on "Party," the latest single from Jay's wife Beyoncé.
"I just feel like I'm a renaissance man, like I'm revolutionizing the game," Cole has recently said about his rap career, which he hopes will continue to be successful for many years to come. He added, "As long as I stay true to my specific sound, my fans won't leave."
And it's not just fans, but the music community as a whole whose loving Cole's efforts. In October, Friday Night Lights won the award for Best Mixtape at the 2011 BET Hip-Hop Awards. More trophies for his work are sure to follow.
"I'm already thinking about the next [album] and how to make it better," Cole told a Connecticut radio station in the fall. "I got songs that didn't make the last album that's automatically going to make this one." He said that his sophomore album could drop as early as June 2012.
As you read this, Cole is showing Europe what he's all about—he'll be playing concerts across the continent thru mid-December. To find out his next move, log on to JColeMusic.com.
To sum up the last few moths of his life, J. Cole said: "To get to this point is a dream come true!"


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Happy Document Freedom Day! Today, March 26th, is the first such global celebration of open documents. When I look back to 2002 and the ridicule that we faced when the first proposed that the world needed a stanard for office productivity documents, it's amazing to see those same mocking voices six years later advocating XML-based open document formats as if they thought of the idea!
We still have a long way to go. There is more to this than just standards. Our freedom depends on being able to implement, being able to influence future evolution and on having collective ownership of document standards. Today, only ODF offers the hope of that so here's to the ISO 26300 Open Document Format today, Document Freedom Day.


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OINK OINK! OINK OINK! Jul 29, 2013 01:17 Flag
Greetings from Mexico City, I see the agoraphobic ten pound pom has been here on all weekend as per usual with his busom buddy the half-breed wannabe Jedi Knight/US Navy Seal/Shaolin Monk!
Catch you no life losers in a couple of weeks, try and think up some good fairytales about what you were supposedly doing with yourselves, when you were really on here 24/7 for when I come back
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Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellenbogen Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellenbogen Jul 29, 2013 08:20 Flag
"Greetings from Mexico City"
So they opened a new Mexican restaurant in Newcastle, why don't you post a link to the menu?
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Eric Cantona Eric Cantona Jul 29, 2013 09:42 Flag
Geordie Girl is so obsessed with United that she even has to post on this board whilst supposedly in Mexico City. Surely that's something even die hard United fans would be pushed to do, never mind a troll like her.
And she talks about others being on here 24/7; you couldn't make it up. Still, if we get 2 weeks break from her #$%$ it's not that bad a thing.
Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellenbogen Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellenbogen Jul 29, 2013 08:25 Flag
Google this ... "what is my ip address?" .... then post a screen shot, because we all know you've never been out of Geordieland!
Yup, just like I thought, I got plenty of bites!
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sweetblindness sweetblindness Aug 13, 2013 20:50 Flag
"bites"...Mr OINK ?
...you've been ridiculed...it seems to excite you...why is that ?


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Thilo Sarrazin, who has previously referred to the existence of a "Jewish gene", was due to speak in a debate organised by the university's German Society on Monday.
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