Deweydog

Canadian alert!

Think he lives on Stampede Pass?

Natural AC blowing through the house feels pretty nice.

Give him a little credit. He's obviously pretty young and energetic and his stuff lately hasn't been too outlandish, relatively speaking. You guys aren't too dissimilar looking at you 10 years ago, although he doesn't seem quite as mean-spirited.

That was a potent lil' guy.

And you wonder why people don't take you seriously when you go on one of your "can't we all just get along???" flips.

Ironic.

Only when they are, not when they're not.

Sometimes diversity and accuracy collide. It's a beautiful thing.

Olympia's not even in the running for top 500.

I'm usually ready for fall around the start of September. Weird, I know.

Shades of 2008 if PDX can find a way to score a 69 degree high tomorrow.

A diversified forum portfolio is the best way to plan for your forum future.

I've never understood it. And it does in fact make you a better person. Ignorance is vile.

Are you saying diversity brings about crime? We need a forum wall!!!

Will doing so bring upon cold anomalies?

Your nose gets dirty because of your lack of diversity.

You have him on ignore due to your lack of diversity.

Jim complains about the right things. It keeps him galvanized from most of the high-maintenance regulars. All except the highest-maintenance one of all.

I crave stretching the edges of our climatology. Both warm and cold. I'm clearly more diverse and clearly a better person because of it. Rachel Maddow told me so in an email.

100 degree weather is an interesting, enjoyable aspect of our summer climate. Long stretches of temperate weather are also enjoyable. Diverse. Face it. You're a forum Republican.

Celebrate diversity. Aren't you a liberal?

He did seem to be less diverse in the past.

From what I've gathered he loves sunny, warm weather and snow, cold. Diverse. Half of his persona happens to irritate you due to your lack of diversity.

Not really, but it's okay. No one here really strays too far from their comfort zones.