Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Dean, Bean, Purp and Yellow Star.
Mornin Dave!
You and your iceholes all back to normal CG?
90% - still tired, but nothing an extra coffee can't cure!
I beg to differ, plenty happened in that ice shit box that coffee can't cure!
That's more of the mental side effects 
Bet the wardens made everyone burn the clothes they were wearing.
That reminds me of when I went into NYC to see Social Distortion for the first time and came home wearing a different shirt.
"Who's shirt is that?" "I don't know, go back to bed"
Did it button from right to left or left to right?
Ha! It wasn't so much the shirt he was wearing as the lipstick and eye shadow.
I'll make no excuses nor offer any apologies
Then can I have my shirt back?
Morning, muchachos.
GMornin Raz!
Backatcha, Shaun. Absolutely gorgeous day here in the Evergreen State.
Was nice on my way to work, temp will drop all day tho 
Well, if it's any comfort, this is absolutely bizarre weather for the Pacific Northwest. It shouldn't be this way, and we may be dealing with drought symptoms if it keeps up. The skiing industry is reeling.
Where do you live Raz? I have a sister and BiL up in Everett, WA
I live in Enumclaw, about 63 miles south and a little east of Everett.
Awesome - I will eventually be up that way visiting them, when I do we will have to meet up for some smokes!
Indeed. I'll look around and see where it's possible to smoke around Everett. Usually the Indian casinos allow smoking. The ones closer to me are very nice, but that's a bit of a drive from Everett. Might be worth the drive to visit Smokey Joe's though - which is a hell of a lot nicer than the name makes it sound.
I'm in the process of looking into membership at the Vertigo Club in Seattle, but I fully expect it will be WAY out of my league - membership limited to 150 people and it's in SoDo (South Of DOwntown Seattle) near the CLink and Safeco field. But prospective members have to visit first, so maybe we can turn that to our advantage. ;-) It's a really luxe place.
Of course, there is always the Six Cedars Lounge which is a 30-second walk from my front door if we stop in my kitchen for ice. No cocktail waitresses to ogle - the wife won't let me install any. But the humidor is pretty good, the booze is decent and the chairs are comfortable. ;-)
And if you happen to visit while the Chairman of the Board is in town, we could always get ourselves invited there. Nicer than my place, more Cuban cigars, and the average age of the whiskey is 20 years.
Options.
