Retrosaurus

Dryness? Vertical World.

quote: Originally posted by dan e: Bluewater Ropes - Not that bad, but tangle too much and absorb water more than others.[ 12-13-2001: Message edited by: dan e ] HA HA HA HA HA!Blaming rope handling on the rope.

Rurp,You fool. You lose. You take yourself too seriously and have no sense of humor. Go home and choose another game. Pope and Sausageslobber,Thanks for a goot lauf.

quote: curious- when does ice typically form around there? January and February are best and the season is often only a month long.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: I am waiting for the ones with full on knuckle guards. That would be awesome. Then you would never have to develop good technique.

After that last bout with agent orange, I'm through with agents. "F" 'em.

Any more cheese and I'll be so constipated I'll be asking for that Italian suppository.

Private performances for trick-or-treaters in his/hers/its own home.

Ain't that the new tele-tubbie, Sphinkie Winkie?

quote: Originally posted by Dru: actually a biglou is what a binuit lives in in the barctic. Dru,I've never seen that much cheese on a cheese pizza.

I'm your daddy. [ 10-26-2001: Message edited by: Retrosaurus ]

Polar Circus The Sorcerer

... or a bean counter.

Could this terrorist cell be the "Cell Phone Posse?"

'Bone, I wonder if your opinion would be any different if you had just spent the last 8 hrs above 2,000 ft in the death zone? Let us know when you get there. -Mitch

I enjoyed "A Fools Progress" more than any or Abbey's other works. Absolutely fun reading with a strong feeling that it is more than fiction.

... and dulfersitz rappel.

quote: Originally posted by sexual chocolate: Hey mikeadam, I don't want to belabor the point, or make anyone uncomfortable, but he did bring it up, and since we are, collectively, a forum of individuals who more or less choose to hang out together, it seems like anything that's up could and should be brought up into the open, don't ya think? Hmmm, let's start with moondancing. You did bring it up. Don't ya think?

Bent shafts?

You need more climb.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: ...any of the falls near Lake Wesnatchee? ... Don't know any info on that.

quote: Originally posted by lambone: Has anyone ever scoped out that thing right across from the pull out/ state picnic area, by The Cable and Absent-Minded Professor Area. Mabye its called Zenith or something. (edited 10-18-2001).] Not quite sure which you're referring to. I did climb Zenith this last season (pictured but misnamed on page 98 of nelson's vol.2). The first pitch of it kept falling off. Or it could be Salt and Pepper which as far as I know has never touched down and was climbed this last season by Bruce White and Paul Detrick by climbing up a rotten rock ramp on the left. Salt and Pepper forms further south much nearer The Cable.

quote: Originally posted by lambone: Hmm, not exactly sure where that is, About 2 or 3 miles north of Wenatchee toward Chelan.

quote: Originally posted by Dwayner: Anyway, how about posting some detailed instructions about the rapid foot movements, soundtrack, etc. as I'm sure that there are many of us who would like to add this moondancing scenario to our aspirations. - Dwayner But please give us some advance warning as we would like to put condoms on; just to be safe.

"Requiem For The Post Modern World" forms in fortunate years about a 1/2 mile south of Rocky Reach Dam on Hwy 97A about 300 feet off the road. As far as I know the route has had only one ascent.