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its a skinny neck bottle of beer that dude is holding. not only ave i nevair clim ze tooth i never even see her!

just change "rope lead" to "King Of Spray"

ive got huge gear and had it even when i was a beginner.

sounds just like Whistler back country. but there is enough snow in Canada we dont have designated snow parks and snow play areas.

ray first me next.

The DEAD BIRD!

quote: Originally posted by jblakley: "Given the choice of to suck or to be sucked I must say I would chose the later" (thick Indian accent) Ghandi That musta been Cherry flavored Ghandi.

I leave the self abuse to desperate guys like Anus Cling. I am "walking guidebook". [i]I know all beta[/i]. The reason it is unclimbed is because all activity in the Coast Range is reported to my secret spies. so there. powell river kicks. big walls everywhere. RURP would be jealous.

NE face of Joffre is real nice. Good ice in the late summer and fall. Nice hut to dry out in and inhale.

sounds like his route with marko prezelj on denali is the badness from last spring.

i dont take bombers across the border it was his and he shared! i guess i am in the "chongo nation" now.

quote: Originally posted by max: A serious question (I'm looking for help): How the hell do you keep so up on this damn board? my last post wasn't up but a minute and you had replied. Do you have some sort of "new message" alert? dave hang around in whos online and look for who is writing a message then reply as soon as they are done.

Score points in the mullet watching sweepstakes. See "Truckasaurus" eat a monster truck and spit out flames!

actually i think chongo has actually done some FA's in josh. he took us through the cave crawl in real hidden by moonlight once too. all the while burning a big bomber.

"If the rope is above you you aren't really climbing - you are just a dog on a leash" -Seamus O'Hooligan.

Monster Truck Rally at BC Place the same weekend as Ice Fest! This is gonna be a tough call!

quote: Originally posted by king of freshies: sexual chocolate Is this a non sequitir or some twisted statement of your love for pope's avatar?

"Steve Koch (who's on his way to completing his "Quest" to ride the seven summits) " ooh that 5m long strip of glacial ice on Carstenz Pyramid must have been a real blast. Or if this is the one he hasnt rid yet he better get there fast before it melts!

quote: Originally posted by hakioawa: 151 rum. Its light, mixes well with sweet stuff and can double as a fire starter! you know you are having an epic when you have to torch your drink supply.

So - you are going to carry in some alcohol to the hut/bivi/whatever to enliven the evening. What do you take? I discount beer since even the good stuff is mostly water & not worth the efort to carry in. Box wine bladders pack down good to carry out but again are mostly water. Maybe for spending 2 weeks in ahut but otherwise no. So for best alcohol-to weight ratio you should carry in some of the hard stuff. The question is, what? Scotch is good straight but I always feel a bit sacreligious if you have to mix it. I have tried Drambuie and it is Ok but my 2 favorites at the moment are Rum and Jagermeister. Both are good on their own (straight) or can be mixed with just about anything including sports drinks like Gatorade if thats all you got. But I want to hear suggestions from others on what you all like to Also you can carry in thses fluids in a spare Nalgene then use it as a water bottle when it is emptied.

if it wasn't for the constant TRing deeping wall might form up fat enough to be led. If you tred it you are part of the problem not part of the solution. now im going to powell river to pay homage to big walls! 420 out of here!

I understand your hair envy baldy.

Hmm I havent seen curves like that since I dated your sister!

Avalanche Forecast till Jan 17 from www.avalanche.ca WEATHER: We can expect relatively stable weather across the coast range over the last few days, as a ridge of high pressure offshore has been deflecting moisture to the north. Scattered amounts up to 10 cm fell in some regions with temperatures cooling to reach –10 by Monday morning. Not much change is expected through the first half of this week, with the exception of a few scattered flurries. SNOWPACK: Last week’s rain event followed by cooling has resulted in frozen surface layers below treeline, pretty much locking everything in place. At higher elevations that escaped the rain crust, up to 80 cm overlies surface hoar from early Jan and possibly rain crust in isolated areas. Recent wind effects have produced slabs in alpine areas, but these appear to be bonding well to underlying surfaces. Although stability trends are improving, low confidence exists at treeline where a variety of layers and interfaces exist from the last 2 weeks.AVALANCHES: No significant avalanche activity has been noted since January 14th.FORECAST OF AVALANCHE DANGER UP TO THURSDAY EVENING (JAN 17)ALPINE: ModerateTREELINE: ModerateBELOW TREELINE: LowTRAVEL ADVISORY: With stability trends improving, it might seem tempting to forsake good terrain management because the snowpack is strong. This is never the right approach. Although it may be more appropriate to enter bigger terrain features this week – this should never be done without a careful approach from safe terrain, collecting and analyzing snowpack information to make an informed and conscious decision.

Oregon Jack?