Guess what I bought today! <=====Poll===>

Okay, I really did buy one of these items today, can you guess which one?

A snake?

Alaska, now we can drill for oil in the wildlife reserves, ****ing hippy Democrats angryfist

I hope it's etheir 1 or 4.

My vote is for Alaska, go home state pitt_woot

Originally posted by Eclipso
I hope it's etheir 1 or 4.

I lived in Alaska for 1 year, it was awesome.

Originally posted by TaZ#12
I lived in Alaska for 1 year, it was awesome.

I've been to Alaska three times, the place truly amazes me. The best was when I was aboard a science research vessel for two weeks travelling from Juneau to Ketchikan.

im thinking its a trick question.

you bought an ostrich to ride on your 87 acres in alaska to where you are going to meet your awsome GF and then drive off in your new porsce to pick up the sanke that you had shipped in from Africa.

Originally posted by ragesRemorse
im thinking its a trick question.

you bought an ostrich to ride on your 87 acres in alaska to where you are going to meet your awsome GF and then drive off in your new porsce to pick up the sanke that you had shipped in from Africa.

Damn you're good. 😎

Originally posted by TaZ#12
I lived in Alaska for 1 year, it was awesome.

What ragesRemorse said!

Originally posted by ThePittman
I was born there and lived there till I was 14 🙂

Have you ever been to Girdwood? I spent about two weeks of my life there!

Originally posted by ThePittman
I was born there and lived there till I was 14 🙂

Sweet, why did you move?

I lived in Big Lake an hour away from Anchorage.

Originally posted by =Tired Hiker=
Have you ever been to Girdwood? I spent about two weeks of my life there!

Cool.

I must add TH to my collection.

*nabs TH while he is distracted*

Originally posted by WrathfulDwarf
I must add TH to my collection.

*nabs TH while he is distracted*

ZOMG, these giant fingers came from the sky and nabbed me! fear

Originally posted by ThePittman
Never heard of it, we had a cabin up in Willow. It was right by the river on 3 acers.

It's off the Turnagan Arm about 30 minutes from Anchorage. Aleyeska Ski Resort is there, and the train to Whittier passes through there as well.

Tidal Bores are in the Turnagain arm, one of only two places in the world where they occur. What happens is since the inlet is shaped like a huge long V, the tide rises creating a single continuous wave as the water's path narrows. It looks like this.