Don't ever go camping in the mountains. _Ever_.

 

What happen? Thunderstorm?

 

Probably fried his a$$....

 

Man, I would kill to be camping in the mountains right now.
Climbing and hiking is my favorite sport (after skiing).

 

hehe went up to sequoia national park.. in the balch park campground. had fun only because 15 of us were there together and beligerently drunk all three days we stayed. plusses: relaxed and sat around all day fishing at the pond they have there and went and hiked to a couple of viewing spots. minuses: got bit 4.27x10^9 times, no hot girls, was pretty f'in hot during the day with no a/c, didn't catch any fish, became the dirtiest and smelliest, g35 driver in california for the weekend starting july 22.

 

haha nice... i used to live right there town call EXETER....my parents still lives up there...

i used to go there campin and fishing every weekend...

 

I agree, nature sucks sometimes. I went grunion hunting last night. I got there right before high tidecaught myself half a dozen fish. Everything was going pretty well and my secret tactics were working out very well. Then I was bragging to my girl on the phone when this huge wave came out of nowhere and knocked me over into the ***** ocean. Now my cellphone is dead and my favorite belt and pants smell like seaweed. Thank goodness I didn't take my G last night or I'd rather walk home.

 

vtec,

i lived in visalia from 6th grade through high school. went to sierra view jr academy on highway 256 (i think) for a couple of years. where do you live now?

 

suki,

what's a grunion? an angry onion? and what are you doing fishing in your favorite clothes?

 

Eldy you crack me up...LOL!

 

I'd hate to be out camping right now.
I love camping once in a while, but man... the heat right now is just stupid!
You're a brave man for going out there into the wilderness in this blistering humid heat. (is it just me or has this year been stupidly humid?)

Ahhhh, Visalia. I remember that place.
I stopped by there on the way to Sequoia. We stopped by the store to pick up some food. I'd have sworn these white people never saw a gook in their entire lifetime. Then when i spoke the same langauge they did, with no "oriental" accent, i made them do a double take.

We made another stop and visited the old "FIREWOOD" man. Scruffy bearded man in his 60s was eyeing me behind his sunglasses and cowboy hat.

"We don't see much of yer kind here... yer kind is rare" he says....
Me and my friends were laffing our asses off. Friend were white btw.

Hey SUKI, thanks for coming out last night. It was good to see you there Mr. Iron Grip!