Wopper

A sandwich walks into a bar and the bartender says, "Sorry, we don't serve food."

"Man who walk around with hands in pockets feel cocky all day." Confucious

To carry it out a step further: Ragonizer=OrficeSpace=Chepe=Caveman? By the way I am looking forward to having you pee and stuff woppers in my butt. Should make for a fun week-end.

So OrficeSpace - Are you the only one with enough experience to speak on this site?

I surely don't want the stormtroopers burning my best porn. What would I do at night? Though I don't spray much I do agree with the Captain's feeling on censorship and the fact that some people can be offensive w/o the use of such colorful/derogatory language. As for the Ragonizer - just another CC.com blowhard. He'll eventually work through it or out grow it.

" Amanda Hugginkiss, Has anyone seen Amanda Hugginkss? I am looking for Amanda Hugginkiss." - Moe paging a customer after receiving an anonymous phone call from Bart Simpson.

Try Washington Pass. There are numerous routes listed in the books by Jim Nelson and the book by Jeff Smoot. Can't beat the area for beauty. Enjoy.

I have a pair of Mazamas that are about two years old and really like them. They are very stout and need some break in time. I have yet to wear crampons with them but have climbed 5.4-5.5 rock in them without any problems. Before that I had a pair of LaSportiva Makalus and though they were comfortable, they seemed to soak up water like a sponge. And yes I tried all the waterproofer/sealers out there. As stated above fit, fit, fit!

I am a lame-o as well. Spent the entire week-end putting a sprinkler system in the backyard. By the way, my backyard has no interesting routes. [This message has been edited by Wopper (edited 08-27-2001).]

You ever send the cherry over to Battalion for a box of grid squares (Don't come back until you have a full box!) then call the Battalion CQ so he sends him to every company until someone finally feels pity for the poor bastard and clues him in.

Typical Jarhead. Another fine example of Marine Corp training.

In case anybody was wondering...I didn't see Big Lou this week-end either.

Pope - I am not the same guy posting as Hemlock. I am not controversial/argumentive enough on this web site to need an alias.

Exum Guides??

Is it 'shroom season already?

Are you sure the bear won't have a Beck stuck to it's ass??

How about a jelly and an Elsinore?

I for one, sound better than I climb and my mother is very proud of what her little boy has become.

Caveman - My paragraph has been added. Next......

I really didn't want to catch up with the likes of Ray Borbon and Lambone. I didn't know either of them very well but their reputations seemed to preceed them everywhere they went. Knowing they had croquet equipment made me wonder. In the meantime, the guy from Mazama continued to stare at Kristi, but how could I blame him. We decided to continue on and wished the gentleman from Mazama a good climb. I thought the trip was strange up until this point but had no idea how strange it would get. As we were making our way up the approach gully to Liberty Bell I turned to take in the view. Kristi saw my jaw drop and eyes get wide and turned to see what I was looking at. She could hardly contain her amazement as she watched......

I forget the name of the book but the author is Steven Ambrose. It is the story of Lewis and Clark's journey to the Pacific. An incredible account of a great adventure.

Sorry - I thought Silverstar was glacier with a short stretch of scrambling. Have never done it, just read the description.

Silverstar?

Dru - Yeah, he was taking the day off. Beck - He was a cool guy. Very down to earth, introduced me to his wife, and even a week-end hack like myself could talk to him. Was not arrogant or condescending at all. [This message has been edited by Wopper (edited 08-16-2001).]

I talked to Carlos Buhler at Rodchester's wedding last week-end.