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For those of you that ever make it over to the United States and more specifically to Oregon head on over to my new hiking web site.

http://portlandhikers.com

Sign up, the more the merrier.

-the hiking dude

thehikingdude,
I was one of the Oregonians after resettled when the VN War is over.
Still loving to return to the City of Roses every trip I'm back to the USofA.
Great works from what I've seen on your site.
Thanks for sharing.

I used to be a cop in Portland

birddog114 wrote:thehikingdude,
I was one of the Oregonians after resettled when the VN War is over.
Still loving to return to the City of Roses every trip I'm back to the USofA.
Great works from what I've seen on your site.
Thanks for sharing.

Thanks much! Maybe someday I will make it over to that side of the world.

-jeff

Raskill wrote:I used to be a cop in Portland

You must be talking about the alternate reality.

After three years in the 'town' of Portland, I can tell you it's VERY alternative.... lets just say kissin' cousins aint uncommon....

Raskill,
after a few work visits to Portland NSW on a number of occasions, yep...

The question is: Would have prefered to be statationed at Wallerawang.
I won't forget the last time I was there when I ducked into the local store. (only to find that they had a 3 day old SMH as the "latest" edition).

I came back out of the shop to find some of the local talent (all of about 15 yrs) stretched across the bonnet of my car (Hot4s magazine style)...
The conversation went something like:

Me: "what are you doing on my car?"
15yo: "ooh, this is a nice car, is it yours"
me: "yes, now get off it"
15yo: "can I ride with you?"
me: "er, no"
15yo: "do you want a blow job?"
me: "you're under age!!! get off my car. Go home!"

I be heearin banjos in them thar hills!

Jaysus!

She probably figured you were her ride out of that town (literally and figurativley....

Wang is a town full of class, theres no doubting that.