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trailblazer18 said:
For a young person, Iowa can seem quite boring (I left for quite some time). Now, being older with a family, Iowa is amazing. God has blessed this place. Simple, relaxed, safe, great place to raise a family.
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I recently spent an genuinely enjoyable afternoon and evening in Des Moines. Wonderful town with very friendly and welcoming people. It was a pleasant surprise (despite me having my west coast preconceived notions). I’d definitely go back. It’s a bit far from the ocean though........
 
Great off-season so far! The draft, we got Whiteside, and there have been some good thread bumps too. Lol

(And I'm not holding my breath with Whiteside. I already learned my lesson, when I got overly excited with us getting Uncle Festus. Yeah.....)
 
illmatic99 said:
Started off on OLive in 2005 with a dumbass name that had 0 meaning. Had my account banned there by overzealous mods to become CleBlazer1 when I moved to CLE. Kept my dumbass name over on bbf and it continued here in our exodus over to S2. Should prolly change to something that actually has meaning.
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That only took you what, about 4 years to do??? Lol
 
In my former career in porn in the 70's and 80's I used the persona "The Long One". When I registered on the Spurs site in 1999 during the Western Conference Finals I shortened that to "tlongI". I felt that was too obvious so when I joined a Blazer site I registered as "tlongII". The rest, as they say, is history.
 
tlongII said:
In my former career in porn in the 70's and 80's I used the persona "The Long One". When I registered on the Spurs site in 1999 during the Western Conference Finals I shortened that to "tlongI". I felt that was too obvious so when I joined a Blazer site I registered as "tlongII". The rest, as they say, is history.
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John????

Randy??????????
 
Stevenson said:
Wow, I wonder if I am the only other person here who has been to Taroko Gorge. I was in Taipei in 1979 as a student and we went there. Incredibly beautiful.
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My wife is from Hualien...we lived there for 10 years or so after leaving Taipei
 
Stevenson said:
Wow, I wonder if I am the only other person here who has been to Taroko Gorge. I was in Taipei in 1979 as a student and we went there. Incredibly beautiful.
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Did you go to Wen Chuen? Hot Springs down the river from the temple? Long rope bridge to get there
 
riverman said:
Did you go to Wen Chuen? Hot Springs down the river from the temple? Long rope bridge to get there
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Yes! We went on one rope suspension bridge and one of the planks cracked. We thought, "This can't be right." We were right. There was a newer one about 100 years further.

I also almost drowned in that river, and I am a very strong swimmer.

I took chances there that only a dumb 20 year old would do.
 
Stevenson said:
Yes! We went on one rope suspension bridge and one of the planks cracked. We thought, "This can't be right." We were right. There was a newer one about 100 years further.

I also almost drowned in that river, and I am a very strong swimmer.

I took chances there that only a dumb 20 year old would do.
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It was my son's first hot springs experience...he was a toddler at the time and I remember him saying...."Daddy...this water is too cold and that water is too hot!" The Amei ladies were washing their hair on the side and showed him were they mixed the water behind the pond and made it tolerable...I think my son thought I was trying to cook him!
 
Stevenson said:
Wow, I wonder if I am the only other person here who has been to Taroko Gorge. I was in Taipei in 1979 as a student and we went there. Incredibly beautiful.
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Nope. I have been there too.

barfo
 
barfo said:
It was a business trip, but no marble was harmed. I do remember that I was wearing a frickin' suit. Let's say I stood out in the crowd.

barfo
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In Japan the suit fits right in but the Taiwanese will be in flip flops if at all possible...maybe a Polo shirt but that's about it
 
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