Flatlanders, For those of you unfortunate to miss this past Friday's hash, here are the details. We gathered up in Gunbarrel at a convenient curb, and enjoyed a brief reunion with Shit, freshly back from a stressful winter of diving in Honduras, before he and his co-hare, Chacockua, took off in a westward direction. There were good numbers, and school was provided for the handful of virgins. Then the pack set off in fine Flatlander style, which is to say, shortcuts were rampant and mainly productive, and we swept through the neighborhood without much trouble. The trail soon turned eastward, and Deep split off from the pack. As he crossed a parking lot, he spotted the hares resting on a bridge on the far side of a ditch and field. He alerted the pack to his left, which set the taunting hares scrambling, then crossed the ditch and picked up trail. What the hares didn't realize is that Cum Silent had already circled around pretty much behind them, and he soon sprung his ambush on the hapless duo. They split up, and Cum Silent followed the lame duck Shit for a short distance before recognizing the ploy and applying himself to the hunt of Chacockua, who he managed to snare some 5 minutes later and half a mile to the south. The FRBs, meanwhile, led by Kim (unnamed), caught up to him, and they set after the hares anew, mainly in a northerly direction, toward Twin Lakes. At this point, the Beav sprung his own trap on Chacockua, in the sense that Chacockua ran right into him, leading to the second snaring of everyone's favorite chickenshit. The pack fanned out when they reached the eastern lake, and eventually sniffed out trail to the east, where Shit's second lame duck ploy managed to goad the Beav into a futile attempt at the trifecta and a face full of dumped flour. A bit of step-retracing, and the pack was back at the finish, a newly constructed pagoda we put to good use. Virgins were christened and many beers consumed, even the skunky ones. Then Shit brought out the ice block, and things really got going. Not an ass was spared, as we brought out lengthy favorites like "Chicago" and "Mobile" for the occasion. On-afters ensued at a Mexican place nearby, where beers became margaritas, and the evening burned itself out. We christened the Summer Flatlander season in good style. On-on, Deep