Jeremy Ridge
You, like me, are a person that can totally appreciate a waterproof shell, or maybe a medium base layer.

Wade Treichler
Indeed.

Jeremy Ridge
Or hell, even a insulated shell with a hood…
All of these are extremely valid things.

Wade Treichler
I dont have enough medium base layers in my life.

Jeremy Ridge
do we ever?!
i mean, honestly…

…Mr. Stewart’s frequent exclamation “Are you insane?!” seems a fitting refrain for a post-M*A*S*H, post-“Catch-22” reality, where the surreal and outrageous have become commonplace — an era kicked off by the wacko 2000 election standoff in Florida, rocked by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 and haunted by the fallout of a costly war waged on the premise of weapons of mass destruction that did not exist.

Funny. But a very, very sad sign of the times.

A block off the square in Santa Fe you find Pasqual’s which feels like its been around since way back before they put the ‘New’ in New Mexico. A breakfast quesadilla with eggs so organic that the chickens who produced them have better healthcare and retirement benefits than I do, washed down with and a good, smooth cup of coffee who’s beans were hand-picked by smiling children in Guatemala (and who’s healthcare package is only slightly less awesome than the chickens). Take your moral satisfaction, your full stomach, and your much lighter wallet, and go wander the square in the cool New Mexican sun washed daylight until margarita time.

Who’s sick of +100 degree days? This guy.

Yeah, this sport kind of sucks. No way am I allowing any water-polo players in on my zombie plan, as they are clearly some of the weakest sauce of the summer Olympic sports.

An example, he says, is “petracore,” a word for the scent that rises from pavement after rain has begun to fall. “It’s a beautiful smell,” Shea said. “I’ve always loved that smell, when it first starts raining.”

I also liked debag - to strip the pants from a person.