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WTF is this about?

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

― Huk-L, Monday, 10 January 2005 18:52 (twenty years ago)

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

― American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (deangulberry), Monday, 10 January 2005 18:54 (twenty years ago)

The last line is the most puzzling.

― Huk-L, Monday, 10 January 2005 18:55 (twenty years ago)

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

― Huk-L, Monday, 10 January 2005 18:58 (twenty years ago)

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

― Michael White (Hereward), Monday, 10 January 2005 18:58 (twenty years ago)

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


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The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

― American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (deangulberry), Monday, 10 January 2005 18:59 (twenty years ago)

"Beavis" vs. "Bevis."

― nabisco (nabisco), Monday, 10 January 2005 19:30 (twenty years ago)

At the risk of sounding like Stewart, I don't get why you're all so confused.

― Pleasant Plains /// (Pleasant Plains ///), Monday, 10 January 2005 19:32 (twenty years ago)

maybe this will help:

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


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The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

― dave225 (Dave225), Monday, 10 January 2005 19:34 (twenty years ago)

I'm really tempted to copy the entire source HTML of this thread and posting it here.

― David Allen (David Allen), Monday, 10 January 2005 19:42 (twenty years ago)

Hold on, what are you saying?

Is it this:


To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005.

Because if it is

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005.

then I think I've got it.

Are you saying

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005. ?

We need to know.

― Masked Gazza, Monday, 10 January 2005 19:44 (twenty years ago)

I think you got the crux of it. Including the part about:

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

"Beavis" vs. "Bevis."

-- nabisco (--...), January 10th, 2005 2:30 PM.

At the risk of sounding like Stewart, I don't get why you're all so confused.

-- Pleasant Plains /// (acewhiskeyinexil...), January 10th, 2005 2:32 PM.

maybe this will help:

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005 2:34 PM.

I'm really tempted to copy the entire source HTML of this thread and posting it here.

-- David Allen (Davidalle...), January 10th, 2005 2:42 PM.

Hold on, what are you saying?

Is it this:


To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


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The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005.

Because if it is

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


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The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005.

then I think I've got it.

Are you saying

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


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The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


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Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


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Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005. ?

We need to know.

-- Masked Gazza (crisp...), January 10th, 2005 2:44 PM.


Please, lock thread now!

― dave225 (Dave225), Monday, 10 January 2005 19:46 (twenty years ago)

I think you got the crux of it. Including the part about:

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


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The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

"Beavis" vs. "Bevis."

-- nabisco (--...), January 10th, 2005 2:30 PM.

At the risk of sounding like Stewart, I don't get why you're all so confused.

-- Pleasant Plains /// (acewhiskeyinexil...), January 10th, 2005 2:32 PM.

maybe this will help:

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005 2:34 PM.

I'm really tempted to copy the entire source HTML of this thread and posting it here.

-- David Allen (Davidalle...), January 10th, 2005 2:42 PM.

Hold on, what are you saying?

Is it this:


To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005.

Because if it is

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005.

then I think I've got it.

Are you saying

To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:54 PM.

The last line is the most puzzling.

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:55 PM.

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?

-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.

Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...), January 10th, 2005 1:58 PM.

WTF is this about?
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.


-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:52 AM. (link)

Answers
To the Washington state Department of Natural Resources, it’s Bevis Lake.
In Census Bureau records, it’s Butthead Lake.
But Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state, suspects somebody at the federal level decided to have some fun with the name of the lake northeast of Seattle.
He notes that U.S. Geological Survey maps also show the name as Bevis Lake.
Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:54 AM. (deangulberry) (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The last line is the most puzzling.
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:55 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Like, does the lake topographically resemble Beavis?
-- Huk-L (handsomishbo...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (link)


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bevis and Butthead are almost identical to the 1990s MTV cartoon show of the same name, although the spellings are slightly different.
Me R dum. Me not understand.

-- Michael White (Sanmichel...) (webmail), January 10th, 2005 10:58 AM. (Hereward) (link)

-- American Apparel and Jeanne-Claude (power.strik...), January 10th, 2005 1:59 PM.

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005. ?

We need to know.

-- Masked Gazza (crisp...), January 10th, 2005 2:44 PM.


Please, lock thread now!

-- dave225 (right.knewi...), January 10th, 2005 7:46 PM. (Dave225)

so true!

― ken c (ken c), Monday, 10 January 2005 19:49 (twenty years ago)

henh henh, henh henh, that was cool.

― bevis, Monday, 10 January 2005 20:11 (twenty years ago)

http://giganticmag.com/images/bevis.jpg

― Pears can just fuck right off. (kenan), Monday, 10 January 2005 20:11 (twenty years ago)

Someone should excelsior ken's post. Or the whole thread, for that matter.

― dave225 (Dave225), Monday, 10 January 2005 21:04 (twenty years ago)

This is Ross Lake in Washington State

http://wrgis.wr.usgs.gov/docs/parks/noca/plate17b.jpg
http://www.slaney.org/malcolm/NorthCascades/111.jpg
http://justzheng.com/photos/RossLake_Nohokomeen.jpg

This is Diablo Lake in Washington State

http://www.essenceexperience.com/diablo-lake-view2_1.jpg
http://www.goldengatephoto.com/jpeg/01NW-17-10.jpg

This is Lake Chelan in Washington State

http://allianceforunderstanding.org/literary/design/Clouds%20over%20Lake%20Chelan.jpg
http://www.rawdonsbar.com/charliegallery/images/northwest/nw-lake%20chelan%20wa.jpg

This is Lake Quinault in Washington State

ihttp://www.graysharborcomputer.com/flyfish/images/nfq2/lqpano.jpg
http://www.komotv.com/weather/viewer_pics/images/4885-pix.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 21:40 (twenty years ago)

This is Lake Union

http://yosemite.epa.gov/r10/oea.nsf/af6d4571f3e2b1698825650f0071180a/71a10fa5f24efdaa88256c5a007573d0/$FILE/lake%20union%20boats%208%2002%20small.jpg
ihttp://www.seattlephotographs.com/photos/seattle_waterfront/waterfront_lake_union_4-d.jpg
http://www.dhc-2.com/379d357c0.jpg
http://www.ohwy.com/wa/l/lakeunio.jpg
http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/coastline/images/line0450.jpg
http://www.totalobscurity.com/media/scrapbook/July4th-2003/PICT3000.jpg

http://www.eworxcorp.com/web/seattle/Lake%20Union.jpg

This is Lake Washington

http://www.kenmoreair.com/photos/uofw.jpg
http://cs.hiram.edu/~obie/picalbums/seattle2/kif_0223_4565.jpg

http://www.geomembrane.com/040302%20Lake%20Washington%20-%20Bellvue%20059.jpg
http://homepage.mac.com/gaynor/lj_image/520cascades.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:00 (twenty years ago)

Reflection Lake, Mt. Rainier National Park

ihttp://www.adamgibbs.ca/largeversion/USNP-00148.jpg
http://www.larrycarver.com/gallery/mountains/IMG2062.jpg

Picture Lake with Mt. Shuksan, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest

http://www.mcdphoto.com/Landscape/Images/w01-2061w.jpg
http://www.photoseek.com/wa5.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:19 (twenty years ago)

I can see how it got it's name!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v622/dysign/ilx/bevislake.gif

― Thermo Thinwall (Thermo Thinwall), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:26 (twenty years ago)

oops!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v622/dysign/ilx/bevislake.gif

― Thermo Thinwall (Thermo Thinwall), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:27 (twenty years ago)

Pyoo Zhit Sound... huh huh huh huh huh huh

― donut christ (donut), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:29 (twenty years ago)

Spirit Lake, Mt. St. Helens Volcanic National Monument

http://www.puzzlehistory.com/sprtlk.jpg
http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/Imgs/Jpg/VEffects/SpiritLKAfter_med.JPG
http://www.educeth.ch/stromboli/perm/msh/icons/msh1301.jpg

http://www.zinnware.com/Vacations/OregonWashington2001/MtStHelensSpiritLakeArea/images/05-Spirit%20Lake%20Logs.jpg
iihttp://www.mountainscenes.com/Images/South%20Cascades%20Images/Spirit%20Lake%20SOU.020.04.H.SPIRIT%20.jpg
http://www.amerantfurn.com/msh_spirit_lake.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:36 (twenty years ago)

White Rock Lakes, North Cascades National Park

ihttp://www.mountainscenes.com/Images/North%20Cascades%20Images/Alpenglow%20Dome%20Peak%20White%20Rock%20Lakes%20%20NOR.104.17.H.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:44 (twenty years ago)

Thermo wins.

― donut christ (donut), Monday, 10 January 2005 22:50 (twenty years ago)

Cle Elum Lake, Wenatchee National Forest

http://granolagoth.mearcair.net/albums/album05/49_cle_elum_lake3.jpg

Green Lake, Seattle
http://barney.gonzaga.edu/~pngudup/pictures%20for%20website/Green%20Lake.jpg

http://smyc.home.comcast.net/images/V20030518002S.JPG

http://www.pozner.cz/Green%20Lake%20&%20Seattle/img00005.jpg
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/dayart/20010927/226lake27a.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 23:01 (twenty years ago)

Lake Sammamish

ihttp://www.carto.net/andre.mw/photos/1996/07/02_usa/1996070204_wa_lake_sammamish.jpg
http://soundrowers.org/photography/2004/lakesammamish/slides/PICT1033.JPG

Silver Lake, Whatcom County

http://www.washingtonlakes.com/FeaturedLakes/SilverWhatcom/SilverLakeWhatcom%20County%20Park.jpg
http://www.co.whatcom.wa.us/parks/photos/silverlake/sil_lake.jpg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Monday, 10 January 2005 23:33 (twenty years ago)

Boy, it's all so purty.

― Pleasant Plains /// (Pleasant Plains ///), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:10 (twenty years ago)

actually, that last "Lake Union" shot is Elliott Bay, isn't it?

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:13 (twenty years ago)

Ostrander Lake, Yosemite Nat'l PArk

http://www.terrysteinke.com/photos/etchphotos/forestshadows72.jpg

― Michael White (Hereward), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:19 (twenty years ago)

http://www.saint-burikama.co.uk/archives/CraterLakeButt99.jpg

― Pleasant Plains /// (Pleasant Plains ///), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:26 (twenty years ago)

I didn't know Yosemite was now in the STATE OF WASHINGTON

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:29 (twenty years ago)

you just try it, Minnesota

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:30 (twenty years ago)

Apparently it's in Pennsylvania.

― Michael White (Hereward), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 00:31 (twenty years ago)

More from the Lake Washington-Lake Union Ship Canal

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/neighbors/montlake/art/scene9.jpg
http://ssa.web.cmu.edu/members/eudaemon/sea87.jpg
http://landru.i-link-2.net/shnyves/houseboats.shipcanal.jpeg

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 01:04 (twenty years ago)

...pretty lakes, beautiful mountains, and all used by them seattle commies from the west...*gets out gun*

(I can actually point to my appt. complex in a couple of the Lake Union shots where the Fremont Bridge is up... tanks, gab!)

― donut christ (donut), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 01:48 (twenty years ago)

ken c otm

― Stevem On X (blueski), Tuesday, 11 January 2005 13:28 (twenty years ago)

two years pass...
Cunningham Park Whale

― gabbneb (gabbneb), Wednesday, 31 January 2007 19:28 (eighteen years ago)

one year passes...

http://tcpipworld.org/Mt.%20Adams%20Lake%20(Small).jpg

― gabbneb, Monday, 21 April 2008 20:38 (seventeen years ago)


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