Well Meaning Relatives!

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Originally Posted by bullfrog

Scott, Mount storm?

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You have guess right!
Alex, tell the man what he has won!

I also dive alot of the PA quarries that are probobally close to you too (Dutch, Bainbridge, Willow).

Forrest- I live half an hour away from Haymarket/Millbrook Quarry.

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Originally Posted by aw

It's the same age-old battle of society to suppress the masculine giftings (desire to conquor, explore, adventure, risk, danger, etc). Just a different day. "Let us protect you from yourself, be safe and predictable like the rest of us who have no lives of our own", blah, blah, blah.

Can I take a guess that the "well meaning relatives" who sent their letters of concern were female? Just remember, if it were left up to women to do the actual explorations of Earth, we'd all still be living in Europe today.

Get off the porch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by aw

... It took men with kahunas to take the risk.

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Aloha AW,

From the bottom of my protea, Happy Kamehameha! Best of luck with the Kahuna situation, I can begin to understand how they can be a problem.

See ya on the Big Island, Dude.

Madam Pele

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Originally Posted by Squirrel Girl

Thanks for the encouragement to be here at the CDF. http://www.deepcaves.net/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif

Of course I notice in your profile you say your purpose coming to the CDF is to "argue and fight." Boy, that stereotypical male characteristic surely is an advantage to humankind. http://www.deepcaves.net/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif

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What's actually funny is when women say that they are more nurturing and relational in general than men, men don't get offended. They couldn't care less, cause they don't wanna be. But when you make a generalization about men that excludes the women - Wow!! It's like a self-imposed inferiority complex breaks out (claws included). Just check the passenger manifest aboard the Mayflower. It speaks for itself.

HAHA. You guys (oopps, gals too) know I got to rile you up.

PS - "The Mayflower"?? Who named that ship anyway? A woman? "The Big Kuhunas" mighta been more masculine sounding, esp for what they were attempting.

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Originally Posted by SueG

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Aloha AW,

From the bottom of my protea, Happy Kamehameha! Best of luck with the Kahuna situation, I can begin to understand how they can be a problem.

See ya on the Big Island, Dude.

Madam Pele

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Hey Susan, I was just looking at your linked website and recall when I ordered the CDS men's ring from you about 5 or 6 years ago. Got it on right now in fact. Wear it everyday. Kudos. I really like the ring.