Richard Cheese

http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=56184

the more you are up on top of your coach...the more you effe it up

one of my friends daughters lost her lower leg in a wreck in Vegas...the family has been told by doctors back here in bako that the leg didnt need to be amputated, but was due to poor quality of medical attention in Vegas.. thats what they have told me

no no ..youd be lil sis......craig is ma fackin bub rub... the whistles go WHOO WHOOOOOO

sorry...cant get wasted till tomorrow night...ive got a shiat load of crap to do today ...finish putting forms down to lay cement tomorrow ...pick up food and beer to feed the guys helping me with the cement (im cookin carne asada tacos) ...mow the yard ...pick son up from school and then i doing the next phase of my rv pad tomorrow...2 yds...tomorrow night tho...the DDR beer bong gets busted out...il post pics of that!!

i know in ca, he would have been towing out of license...plus, he admits, he was overloaded the claims dept should FAIL him

http://www.rv.net/forums/index.cfm/fuseact...id/21059524.cfm

i hate fuggin dealers like that....you can test drive a car..but you wanna dump close to 10k on a new bike youre SOL buddy.... that jackazz should just buy one for his dealership, and ride the damn thing...sounds like he doesnt believe in what he sells to me

Terrifying news Health officials say unsafe procedures at Las Vegas clinic have put thousands at risk Fri, Feb 29, 2008 (2:08 a.m.) The news Wednesday that 40,000 people should undergo testing for life-threatening blood diseases because they were treated at a private Las Vegas clinic where safety procedures governing the use of syringes and vials were commonly violated was beyond shocking. As Southern Nevada Health District officials related the news at an afternoon news conference, it became obvious what they were describing: a terrifying development for the individuals and families affected, and an outrage for the whole community. Health District officials said the unsafe procedures occurring exclusively during the administration of anesthesia medication took place at the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada, at 700 Shadow Lane. They recommended that all those who had procedures requiring injected anesthesia at the clinic between March 2004 and Jan. 11 of this year have their blood tested for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV. All three of those illnesses have a range of severity but can eventually result in death, district officials said. The risk to anesthesia patients occurred because the clinic’s staff commonly used the same syringe for both injecting a patient and then drawing up new medication from another vial for that same patient. This process posed a serious risk for contaminating the remaining medicine in the vial, yet it was common at the clinic for that leftover medicine to be used for a second patient, district officials reported. Health District and state health officials zeroed in on the clinic last month after identifying a hepatitis C cluster six patients over the past few months, when two cases a year are normal. A common factor among the patients was their anesthesia procedures at the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada. The unsafe practices at the clinic involving syringes and vials have been corrected, Health District officials said, which is why the clinic is being allowed to remain open. Correcting what should never have happened, however, is not enough. The Nevada Board of Medical Examiners should thoroughly investigate why standard procedures that are understood even by laymen were not followed by doctors and other trained staff. In our view, the Clark County district attorney’s office should open an investigation as well, to determine whether any criminal charges should be filed.

i am what i am :rainbow1: capt cornhole bobaloo

except for the :rainbow1: shizz pretty funny

STFU bob, before you get numerous text messages from the 70-toooooo :surrender: :chug:

only having miller lite in my ice chest when pimpshack comes out for a dayride :surrender:

colby cheese .... ....fack...it sounds like were related and shi stuff :surrender:

Cole...STFU and get me some cheese MA FACKA!!!!! :surrender:

POST UP IF YOU DONATED MA FACKAS!!!! come on people...lets make this event the best yet in the 6 years its been going on!

real fanatics huh??? nice to see a mag i just got through smearing step up to the plate.. KARMA???? :surrender:

i was spyin those funkyfresh rims on that 400 dollar car those brought the value of that car up to at least 2000 dollars

i dont think that girl can be any more stoned....i thought she was gonna axe the cameraman for a twinkie

POST OF THE YEAR NOMINEE!!!^

"you pose ta be up cookin gecfas...its like an alarm clock..WHOOO WHOOOOOOO" Nobody mentioned their driving skills yet :eatdrink021:

YOUVE BEEN WARNED!!!! THE WHISTLES GO WHOOOO WHOOOOOOO lol :afro:

did you say something?? :beer_bang: i could give a RATZ AZZ about personally...but unfortunately, our sport is under constant attack and criticism by anti-access groups, and it is just good to know arguments like this off the top of your head. it's kind of like a nice way to tell them to STFU with facts and figures. its always good to be able to counter your enemies arguements decisively. :eatdrink021:

sounds a little off to me :eatdrink021: what numbers were you using? That just doesnt seem right to me... .did you take the entire amount of people (rough estimate) that go to dumont throughout the year, as well as the number of fatals, and compare that to the number of people in the LV metro area, and the number of UNNATURAL DEATHS (shootings, traffic accidents, labor accidents etc)? for example, in 2000, Oceano Dunes had roughly 1.2 million visitors. While i couldnt find the number of fatalies for that same year, i personally know it has never been more than 15. I will use 20 though as an example for a population of 1.2 million, and only have 20 deaths contributed to non-natural causes is pretty low..for instance....the murder rate in los angeles in 2006 was 480...roughly 13 for every 100,000 people...so for 1.2 million that would be 156...now this is just murders mind you, not traffic accidents, work related accidents, etc so 156 murders compared to only 20 fatalities...you are almost 8 times more likely to die by murder in Los Angeles than by an off road related fatality in Oceano ..