How crazy is that? How cool would it be to see it? I wonder if they will try to "erect' it back up.



*shut up*

How does one even reply to this! :confused:

Hmmmmm....Utah...I think Twink did it :p...I remember something about a GTG at the arch :D

(only kidding Twink)

That's nature for ya! Too bad! I have pics somewhere...

Hey look who's back!!! Twiffy!

Yeah, Twiffy's back....:Wave-Hello::trampoline::Head-Spin::partytime2::Dancing-Chilli::Dancing-Chilli::Dancing-Chilli::Dancing-Chilli::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo:

*running and hugging Twiffy* :hug::hug::hug::hug:

YAY!!!!!!!!!!!! Twerpy is back! :Dancing-Chilli::Dancing-Chilli:

Wooo Hoooo!:yahoo::yahoo:

Where have you been :mad:

Did you bring back mints :smileypray: (I'm out :()

Yeps I am back!

Nopes...sorry! No mints in Montana!

Just bears, moose, elk, goats, sheep, bugs...........:D

there ain't enough viagra or glue in the world... apparently it's in very small pieces on the ground...

rubble, as in Barney Rubble...

I have a family photograph of our ol Rambler station wagon going through the tunnel tree in Yosemite, in 1967.

http://www.alamedainfo.com/redwood_tree_ca.htm

and another of us all gathered at that arch in Utah.

thanks amn, that sucks, I have been there a few times, it really was awesome




as for getting it back up, that's going to take some really skilled hands :yikes:

sandy u r such a bad influence on me
lol

I think that the best comment I heard on the news was from some scientist..."We got to see geology in action!"