If you think this is cold, come home late again and see just how frosty your wife can be...
	A journey of a thousand miles begins with forgetting your patch kit.
	The only reason I keep working here is that nobody pays me to ride my bike
	God gave men perfect brains but then the devil added testosterone.
	For the next 15 seconds, no useful work will be conducted here. Activity will resume after this brief daydream of Gooseberry Mesa.
	Until you spread your wings, you'll never know how far you can carry your broken bike
	If you can't learn to do something well learn to enjoy doing it poorly
	That which does not kill me, postpones the inevitable
	To feel fear means you're still alive
	Perhaps the purpose of your life is to serve as a warning to others
	Hard work pays off eventually. Hard play pays off now.
	Hold on. Saturday is coming.
	Unscraped skin is wasted skin. Go for it.
	My wife says if I go to Moab again she'll leave me. I'm going to miss that fine woman.
	The downside of being better than everyone else is that people tend to assume you're pretentious.

Selecting a file: Low-res files are JPEGs (a common compressed photo format) compressed around 20%, at 150 DPI (dots per inch) and are approximately 200 KB in size. The low-res poster is recommended for dial-up modems and for plain-paper printers. High-res versions are slightly compressed JPEG files at 300 DPI, around 1 megabyte  each in size. These files are excellent for photo-quality printing.
Downloading instructions: For low-res versions, click the download button. Wait until the full photo appears. (Depending on your computer's graphics settings, the poster will probably be larger than your screen.) If you're using Windows XP, just hold the mouse over the photo until a pop-up menu appears, then click on the File icon. Save the file onto your computer's hard drive. (For older versions of Windows Internet Explorer, right-click your mouse on the picture, then select "Save target as...")
Printing instructions: We advise against printing the photo through your web browser. Most browsers will print only a small portion of the photo, because they don't "scale" the photo appropriately. Instead, save as many posters as you want onto your hard drive. Then launch your favorite photo-editor and print the posters through that program.  If you have access to a wide-format printer, up-scale the high-res version to 20 x 16 inches (use your photo editor to scale the photo) and print it on slick paper to yield a truly worthy poster.

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