Intuition Boot Liners

On Dec 26, 1:53*pm, VtSkier wrote:
Happy Holidays/Merry Christmas to all especially Horvie,
except for poasting Scooter's ravings.

Geez, asshole, me reminding people of the truth of what a cowardly
pathological liar you are is "ravings"?
What would you call posting my home address in response to a freak who
threatened to shoot me?
In the ravingly deranged alternate universe of rsa, falsely accusing
me of molesting children gets you a Merry Christmas wish, but
objecting to such vileness makes you a raver.
How sick can this freak get? I truly pity his wife. She's married to
a stone cold asshole.

VtSkier wrote:
On 12/25/2010 11:40 AM, lal_truckee wrote:
On 12/24/10 8:47 PM, VtSkier wrote:
On 12/24/2010 10:47 PM, Ted Waldron wrote:
In ,
wrote:


All other things being equal, I have friends who
swear by electric heaters for boots.

I am more in the school of good liners, good socks and drinking
lots of fluids. (I am pretty happy camper with my Scarpa
Terminator IIs, even though my feet will turn to fine hamburger
after a week long trip in them, but that is more to do with
friction and the constant skinning) I think keeping the weight down is
important..

btw, have a happy holidays in the PNW, enjoy Baker and Sun Peaks.

Thanks, but whyTF am I sitting here typing into
this newsgroup?

Tell you why. My wife had a "cardiac incident"
yesterday and was taken to the hospital in an
ambulance. We are thanking our stars that it
happened where it did and not on an airplane
and not while she was driving a car.

Upshot is that the docs put a pacemaker in
which she will have for the rest of her life.
Better that than the alternative.

At any rate we didn't fly today and we won't
be at Sun Peaks any time soon. I'm lucky to
still have her with me. She'll probably be
home tomorrow which is definitely a good thing.

How frightening.
That must have been one hell of an emotional rollercoaster ride.

Upside: Now you live with a bionic woman.

Indeed. Not only that she'll need a note from her
doctor to be able to get through an airport scanner.

And then there's the warning sogns on the lift gates about RFID signals and
pacemakers. I just ignore them.