bigvalboy

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I like the guy from the other side of the tracks...

I'm loving the little twist action on the nipples in the first picture...http://www.picgifs.com/smileys/smileys-and-emoticons/thumbs/smileys-thumbs-951446.gif

http://www.picgifs.com/reaction-gifs/reaction-gifs/clapping/picgifs-clapping-9299425.gif It's almost too much. I have to go for coffee. God bless you WG!! DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN!!!

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I'm kinda likin the business attire....;) I don't do it enough... but thank you WG for your posts down here. Every time I log on and see that you've posted, I always open the thread with excited anticipation. Have a great great week!!

Regrets are a waste of time...

http://41.media.tumblr.com/4488b741080ced26f563d13aabe6fd1d/tumblr_o2jpraMKY41tl0n1ho1_1280.jpg LOL...And I needed to see this one....just one more time. This is incredibly hot.

Freaking hot WG...might have to try this next time our boy comes south...

I say it's a good thing, but I understand that we disagree on this, so probably not worth the debate.

Speaking of Mercedes.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFAeBb2QvYU

I've never really worried about accommodations at National Parks. I've always preferred motor homes. Reservations for space are no more an issue than trying to book at a hotel. Even considering the sometimes steep space rent, fuel, and rental fees (should you decide) it still is far cheaper than paying hotel prices. This type of travel is clearly not for everyone, but for those that enjoy more freedom, and the desire to slow down a bit and stop and view the scenery along the way...it can be delightful. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Mga7bIv2j6E/UBXNfFQdcdI/AAAAAAAADss/U-6bXetGk_Q/s1600/DSC_0179.JPG

Oh my!!!

God bless you, but I need my V-8...

All this talk of Bang-cock has got me remembering and smiling this morning....

Outstanding report Mr. Baldwin...Fascinating environment. Makes me sorta glad that I live in these United States. We take the good with the bad here, but I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. No emails please...just my humble opinion. Safe travels my friend, and enjoy!!!

Priceless...Sometimes ya just can't write this shit.

I think it would depend on what someone would consider "Crucial"...I missed the passing of a dear friend once. By the time they found me, I had missed the funeral as well. Could it have been helped? Obviously not, but it is something that I never quite got over.

One of the things on my Bucket List is to see Yellowstone in the winter. I've heard it is a must see.

I can't believe I'm actually laughing my ass off.

I know several people who cannot be disconnected from the world, for a variety of reasons, and not one of them think of themselves as "So damn important"..I would argue that they have just as much a right to enjoy a national park as anyone. Many opinions and thoughts on the matter. It will be a spirited discussion...

I think many here are missing my point. I don't totally disagree with you, especially when it's just a matter of someone wanting to stay connected, purely for the sake of needing that connection with the world. To post pictures, to update Facebook or Instagram, or just to connect to social media, on that we agree. My business partner was like that, and I never understood it. But when I say complicated, complications are often not of our own doing. I think it is unrealistic to assume that everyone can completely disconnect from the world, even for a few days. It is often not feasible. I can think of dozens of situations whereby someone might need to remain connected to business, family, friends, loved ones. I just think we are painting too broad a brush here. I don't believe it is all or nothing, so perhaps we do disagree, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. National parks belong to everyone, and increasing coverage in rugged areas of our national parks comes with many sacrifices and complications, and it is a discussion that we should have.

Kudos to your brother Rick. Absolutely amazing work that he is doing. As a species we fuck up a lot of things, but every now and again, we seem to get it right. Thanks WilliamM...this was a nice way to start my day.

Well I disagree...peoples lives are complicated, and there are far more serious reasons to stay connected to the world than to post pics on Instagram or to update Facebook. I think that it is unrealistic to assume that everyone can just completely disconnect from the world for days at a time.