JUST ANOTHER RWHN THREAD (Formerly: Emote nomination thread.)

[Don Coyote]

:catastrophic sterndamage:

[Kai]

:releasethekraken:

[Nephew Twiddleton]

:releasethekraken:

I say this is a winner

[P3nT4gR4m]

Yeah, if you keep going on the 101 past Kitchen-Dick Road and all the way past Forks to where it turns south to parallel the coast you'll drive through the (not actually existent) town of Humptulips. And at that point, of course, one must keep going, all the way past Oyhut and Oysterville to where you turn back east towards Tokeland, Wahkiakum County, and Skamania.

Oh definitely. When I lived on Salty Drive off Hunter Point Road off Steamboat Island Road our vet was in Shelton, and in order to get there we always took the scenic detour on Hurley Waldrip Road along Little Skookum Creek and past Skookumchuck.

I've heard of that one

[Reginald Ret]

:releasethekraken:

I say this is a winner

Seconded.
But when to use it?
I'm thinking of it as a call to troll this thread.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

:releasethekraken:

I say this is a winner

Thirded.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

:releasethekraken:

I say this is a winner

Thirded.

Fourthed.

I think that "when to use it" will become self-evident.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Yeah, if you keep going on the 101 past Kitchen-Dick Road and all the way past Forks to where it turns south to parallel the coast you'll drive through the (not actually existent) town of Humptulips. And at that point, of course, one must keep going, all the way past Oyhut and Oysterville to where you turn back east towards Tokeland, Wahkiakum County, and Skamania.

Oh definitely. When I lived on Salty Drive off Hunter Point Road off Steamboat Island Road our vet was in Shelton, and in order to get there we always took the scenic detour on Hurley Waldrip Road along Little Skookum Creek and past Skookumchuck.

I've heard of that one

That's actually a different Skookumchuck a ways away in BC. There are at least a couple of Skookumchucks and some Skooks and Skookums and a Little Skookum.

[Don Coyote]

Yeah, if you keep going on the 101 past Kitchen-Dick Road and all the way past Forks to where it turns south to parallel the coast you'll drive through the (not actually existent) town of Humptulips. And at that point, of course, one must keep going, all the way past Oyhut and Oysterville to where you turn back east towards Tokeland, Wahkiakum County, and Skamania.

Oh definitely. When I lived on Salty Drive off Hunter Point Road off Steamboat Island Road our vet was in Shelton, and in order to get there we always took the scenic detour on Hurley Waldrip Road along Little Skookum Creek and past Skookumchuck.

I've heard of that one

That's actually a different Skookumchuck a ways away in BC. There are at least a couple of Skookumchucks and some Skooks and Skookums and a Little Skookum.

Skookum is also the name of one of the major contractors on JBLM. They handle, among other things, the port-o-shitters all over post.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Yeah, if you keep going on the 101 past Kitchen-Dick Road and all the way past Forks to where it turns south to parallel the coast you'll drive through the (not actually existent) town of Humptulips. And at that point, of course, one must keep going, all the way past Oyhut and Oysterville to where you turn back east towards Tokeland, Wahkiakum County, and Skamania.

Oh definitely. When I lived on Salty Drive off Hunter Point Road off Steamboat Island Road our vet was in Shelton, and in order to get there we always took the scenic detour on Hurley Waldrip Road along Little Skookum Creek and past Skookumchuck.

I've heard of that one

That's actually a different Skookumchuck a ways away in BC. There are at least a couple of Skookumchucks and some Skooks and Skookums and a Little Skookum.

Skookum is also the name of one of the major contractors on JBLM. They handle, among other things, the port-o-shitters all over post.

I think it means "strong" or something.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Wow I looked it up and it turns out it's an insanely versatile word that means a shit ton of things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skookum