Quote from: Count Desmo on January 18, 2009, 07:45:36 PM
I guess I'm not the only one who loves beaver....

I once had a real nice beaver hat, all warm and IZ_.... some make the beast with two backser stole it. 

Thank you WDB.  There was starting to be a very big gray area between beaver hat & beaver.


Hell,  I'm still not sure where this is going.       

it appears there may be some beaver hunting in Ouray this year.

Quote from: Randimus Maximus on January 18, 2009, 09:13:18 PM
it appears there may be some beaver hunting in Ouray this year.

I like to poke the little make the beast with two backsers till they get all mad and start hissing and shit.....















....to far? I may have seen a line back there?? 

careful, cuz when you poke em that much, they use their teeth.  they continue to look all warm and IZ_ and cuddly...then BAM, the teeth chew off the poking stick.

Quote from: ducducgooseme on January 19, 2009, 05:38:27 AM
careful, cuz when you poke em that much, they use their teeth.  they continue to look all warm and IZ_ and cuddly...then BAM, the teeth chew off the poking stick.

you must be poking them the wrong way.

wow, have we hijacked the shit out of this thread. 

OK, given that my moderator moderators will beat me for running this thread amuck...lets get back on topic.

Having stayed in a few different motels in the fine bustlin' town of Ouray, I see the pros and cons as follows:


Hotsprings Inn:
Pros: 
     Friendly, yet slightly mentally impaired staff
     Grills and multiple hottubs
     Parking and use of hoses
     The beds are to die for[/li][/list]

Cons:
     Half marathon distance from the bars
     Continued mess up of reservations (see mental impairment note above)

Best Western:
Pros:
     Own hotsprings!  Hot tubs too
     Friendly staff
     Not a bad location (not super close either though)

Cons:
     Would need discount cuz rates are high
      Not sure if they have a grill

Comfort Inn:
Pros:
     Nice deck and hot tub (I think only one if I remember right)
     Friendly staff
     Great location!  Stumbling distance to the bars.
     Good rates

Cons:
     Dirt street (but paved parking)...though this might be a positive for Ducmouse as she can boot in the dirt and not have to clean. 
      Not sure if they have a grill
     Slightly dated rooms

The AMA Women & Motorcycling conference is going on in Keystone from the 19-22nd.

http://www.womenandmotorcycling.com/womenc/index.asp]http://www.womenandmotorcycling.com/womenc/index.asp

Certainly, this may preclude some attendees due to time and budget constraints.

However, I'm wondering if DiTR were held the 14-16/17th, would some people travel in to double up on events in CO?

you planning on going to the women's rally big guy? 

Quote from: ducducgooseme on January 19, 2009, 09:02:22 AM
you planning on going to the women's rally big guy? 

You're doing a great job of keeping this thread on track 

And I was only planning on going with you as your boy toy. 

Seeing as I'll be in NM when this occurs this year, 

I would rather take speed and watch piranha eat my junk than miss it.

[moto]

Quote from: El Matador on January 19, 2009, 02:02:33 PM
Seeing as I'll be in NM when this occurs this year, 

I would rather take speed and watch piranha eat my junk than miss it.

[moto]

Speechless.





Ah make the beast with two backs it... I'm in 2   

As FNG I volunteer to chaperone Randimus, in this I have much experience...

On a side note I was just in Portland, and there is no damn beavers in Oregon anywhere, maybe they migrated to CO?

Quote from: Desmodromico on January 20, 2009, 06:53:05 PM
As FNG I volunteer to chaperone Randimus, in this I have much experience...

On a side note I was just in Portland, and there is no damn beavers in Oregon anywhere, maybe they migrated to CO?

Lots of Beaver in CO...just ask Munch.

Quote from: Desmodromico on January 20, 2009, 06:53:05 PM
As FNG I volunteer to chaperone Randimus, in this I have much experience...

On a side note I was just in Portland, and there is no damn beavers in Oregon anywhere, maybe they migrated to CO?

I've seen beaver in Oregon... didn't catch any, but it is there.  You just aren't trying hard enough.