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NO WAY QUITTERS SUMMIT OR DIE

do they make a bong out of bong bongs though?

Brass Balls would be appropriate right now. Brass Monkey more like.

somebody tell alex the sensitive male act aint gonna get him none...

And some not so anonymous My name is Sprayshaw. I am anonymous. Alchoholics Anonymous If avatars can write articles now, who knows what will be next. Voting rights? I say ban all the goddamn REAL HUMANS and only avatars and dead people will be allowed to post on here.

Ya whiney yank!! Sheaf is watered down kangaroo piss.

Oi!! there wanna be limey yank! Sheaf is for the lads out in Australia. Kangabrew is for women.

Martinis are for women. Real climbers drink Guinness Stout.

Oi!! ya limey bastards!! If'n they aint got some Guinness Stout then it aint worth goin' fer.

Oi!! fellow limeys. If ya can't stand the bar atmosphere then go hang out in nursery school. As far as the smoking goes.. Well the only smoker I think we have around here is AlpineK. That's pole smoker

I heard Fossil Rock looks like that.

climb north gully of the chief and return down nn gully.

JoshK you channeling sum Iain there???

We interrupt the regularly scheduled love in in this space to bring you GOOD PARENTING SKILLZ IN ACTION PART 1 'A terrible mistake' Michael Jackson apologizes for dangling child over balcony full image U.S. pop star Michael Jackson dangles an unidentified child, its head hidden by a towel, over a balcony of the Adlon Hotel in Berlin, Tuesday, in this image made from television. BERLIN (AP) - Michael Jackson said he made a "terrible mistake" by holding his infant son over the railing of a fourth-floor balcony at a Berlin hotel to show fans below. Television around the world repeatedly broadcast footage of the reclusive pop star's brief appearance Tuesday at the Hotel Adlon across from Berlin's landmark Brandenburg Gate. The boy had a white cloth over his head as Jackson held him with one arm around his waist over the edge of the hotel's iron balcony railing. Fans cheered as Jackson appeared with the child, but the pop star quickly retreated into his hotel room. The child, wearing a baby blue jumper, was the singer's third and youngest, Prince Michael II, said Antje Sigesmund, a spokeswoman for the Bambi entertainment award ceremony, which Jackson is attending in Berlin. On Tuesday night, Jackson issued a statement saying he had got carried away when fans below the window asked to see the baby. "I made a terrible mistake," he said. "I got caught up in the excitement of the moment. I would never intentionally endanger the lives of my children." European media scolded Jackson for the incident, with Berlin's BZ daily calling his behaviour "foolish." Sweden's Expressen headlined its story Jackson Plays With the Baby's Life. In Britain, Jackson was chastised in the Sun tabloid under the headline You Lunatic and in the Daily Mirror as Mad Bad Dad. "The Berlin police should arrest this negligent father for reckless endangerment of his own child," said an editorial by Mirror show business editor Kevin O'Sullivan. Berlin prosecutors said they were not investigating the incident, although an inquiry could be opened if a complaint was filed. Promoters of Thursday's Bambi ceremony, during which Jackson will receive a lifetime achievement award, played down the flap. "Some people obviously found it strange, but that's why Michael Jackson has given an explanation for the incident," said Patricia Riekel, editor of celebrity magazine Bunte and a board member at publisher Burda, which organizes the Bambis. "I thought it was a very spontaneous action and he loves children. I don't think it was dangerous," Riekel said at a news conference on the awards. On Wednesday, teenage fans still crowded the pavement in front of the luxury hotel, hoping to glimpse Jackson and breaking into intermittent screams of excitement even though Jackson was nowhere in sight. "It was rather bizarre, what he did," said 17-year-old Joerg Diestel of Berlin. "But Michael's a bizarre person." Maria Hunyadi, 15, from Budapest, said, "I thought it was dangerous, but he probably did it spontaneously." The Chicago-based advocacy group Prevent Child Abuse America criticized Jackson's behaviour, though it said the boy did not appear to be harmed. "It is a painful reminder that even the most well-intentioned among us sometimes act in ways that put children in danger of being abused or neglected," said A. Sidney Johnson, president and CEO of the group. Little is known about Prince Michael II. People Magazine reported in August that he was six months old. The magazine, citing an anonymous friend, said the boy was not adopted and did not identify the mother. The singer also has two children with ex-wife Debbie Rowe: a five-year-old boy - also named Prince Michael - and a four-year-old girl, Paris. The couple divorced in 1999. In Berlin, Jackson was taking a break from a California courtroom where he testified last week in a $21-million lawsuit claiming he backed out of concerts. He will attend a benefit for homeless children and a charity auction where he will put a jacket and hat on the block Wednesday.

Drinking is a way of life... Climbing is just a way of passing the time between drinks and of meeting people t drink with.