Come in clipless for biking too

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I wear my Keen's fly fishing. MUCH prefer them to waders unless the water is uber cold.

Wish I had the closed heel type though as occasionally I rub a rock on my heel and it hurts, but that almost only happens when I have a big fish on and I am "running" after it.

I talk it up quite a bit and that's probably because I didn't expect it to work at all and it's better than the coffee I just paid for from the garbage little shop that my company contacts with here.

They silly milk foamer works amazing too. It's not the same as steamed, but just as good.

I didn't even think about Keen. They are an awesome brand IMHO.

Up there with Chaco's to me for the outdoorsy person.

2 liters of water and a liter and a half of tea with lemon, and I'm still thristy with a headache.

This day needs a do over.

Dehydrated. Half you body weight in ounces is what you should put down to get back up to speed. Even 50% more wouldn't hurt.

ie, 220lbs = 110oz ~ 1 gallon and that is a minimum for insuring hydration

What is your formula for daily consumption of water.

Goddamn its fuckin dusty out tonight!!!!!!!!!!!!1

J

2 liters of water and a liter and a half of tea with lemon, and I'm still thristy with a headache.

This day needs a do over.

Dehydrated. Half you body weight in ounces is what you should put down to get back up to speed. Even 50% more wouldn't hurt.

ie, 220lbs = 110oz ~ 1 gallon and that is a minimum for insuring hydration

What is your formula for daily consumption of water.

You quoted it. Obviously a "rule of thumb" and you all know how much I despise those, but figure that it is a more is better situation anyways.

random theorem of the day:

it is not possible to find a reliable car with an automatic, HVAC, and cruise for less than $6 grand.

maybe I'll have to look at trucks again...

Pastrami and horseradish bringing me back to life.

Los Angeles police officers Howard Chan and David Benioff sued the city for instituting a ticket quota system (we knew it!). According to the Los Angeles Times, the officers alleged that they were instructed to write up 18 tickets each per shift. And not just any ticket – we're talking high-dollar offenses like blowing stop signs and other major moving violations.

The Los Angeles Times reports that the officers won their civil case by an 11-1 vote and were awarded a $2 million judgment due to a loss of reputation and work actions that resulted from the officers' refusal to meet that quota. Gregory Smith, Benioff's lawyer, says that he hopes the decision helps eradicate quotas, adding that the practice is "a direct violation of the vehicle code and this case was about these officers being asked to break the law."

The city's defense was that the department had broad goals for tickets, but only to improve safety and decrease fatalities. Former LAPD Commander Paul Kim tells a different story, testifying that weather, paramedic response times and the price of gas were more likely more significant reasons for traffic deaths.

2 liters of water and a liter and a half of tea with lemon, and I'm still thristy with a headache.

This day needs a do over.

Dehydrated. Half you body weight in ounces is what you should put down to get back up to speed. Even 50% more wouldn't hurt.

ie, 220lbs = 110oz ~ 1 gallon and that is a minimum for insuring hydration

What is your formula for daily consumption of water.

You quoted it. Obviously a "rule of thumb" and you all know how much I despise those, but figure that it is a more is better situation anyways.

I thought it might be the same, but asked dye to the dehydration part.

liking the look of the keen watersports stuff. Need to check to see how much crocs weigh though.

May just strap on my normal sandals and roll with it

random theorem of the day:

it is not possible to find a reliable car with an automatic, HVAC, and cruise for less than $6 grand.

maybe I'll have to look at trucks again...

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ct=u&car_id=296521990&dealer_id=63636217&car_year=1984&systime=&doors=&search_lang=en&start_year=1981&body_style=COUPE&keywordsfyc=&keywordsrep=&highlightFirstMakeModel=&search_type=both&distance=50&min_price=5000&rdm=1302636816286&drive=&marketZipError=false&advanced=y&fuel=&keywords_display=&sownerid=1150898&lastBeginningStartYear=1981&end_year=2012&showZipError=y&certified=&engine=&page_location=findacar%3A%3Aispsearchform&body_code=2&transmission=&default_sort=newsortbyprice_DESC&max_mileage=&color=&address=55441&sort_type=priceDESC&max_price=6000&awsp=false&make=&seller_type=b&num_records=25&cardist=28&standard=false

And fuck your automatic

Better if it were an 86 or newer, but hey 24k miles

Weight is only a concern on your feet if you are out of shape. Toughen up and carry some weight. Hell you'd hate what my size 16's weigh.

Haha. The wieght is just for when I'm carrying it on the pack not around the camp. I know its seems rediculous to pinch over a few ounces but its just something fun to do while looking for alternatives. Every ounce counts right?

Led me to the Keen Brand which look a lot nicer

I am Matt's overactive colon.

Off to bike home.

Not a fun day at the office.

Not here either.

Then again with how much 98.6 degree starfish juice I'm fresh squeezing today, the taller work camode is not so shabby.

fence got blown over at home.... ghey

I sincerely hope there isn't a lot of wood damage and it's just new posts and some paint and screws.

What the hell is this shit

I likeThis VechicleIt'sForme?2000 Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG - $14000 (Bay City, TX)

EDIT: Just replied with "Yes, the vehicle is a 2000 model and I am the second owner." We'll see if I can get an intelligible answer...

It's spam.