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It might go over big in Texas... how many Texans can afford $800 and a cow these days?

Just take angel dust and jump off a building flapping your arms.

From this week's Economist article, "The Axis of Oil" The Sierra Club getting into bed with the Cato Institute! I expect j_b and Peter Puget will want to kiss now.

A fresh water seal sounds more like an "otterty" to me "Looks like you blew your fresh water seal..." "No, it's just fermented mare's milk"

I thought Orbit was much easier than OS

To push rocks off a cliff or down a slope and cause chaos and destruction below. To roll boulders. HENCE To drop things [eg. coils] from a great height.

Let's not forget Chicxulub.

Klenkaoke Where is the puking graemlin

yes it was and yes it is

hitler was born on 4/20

Isn't "Post Office" 1890's slang for some prepubescent grope fest

you have to pay to camp - $5 cdn per person per night

spinning an evil web

You know that climbers often will scrub away moss and lichen from climbs in order to establish them. It seems non-climbers will sometimes scrub too.

only out here in the Valley at the moment.

One good thing about cutoffs is every time you make a pair, you go from having one pair of pants, to having a pair of shorts and two crampon bags (if you tie off one end of the leftover cylinders with a broccoli band). it's a little known fact dean potter wore cutoffs to send some hard yosemite routes before he got a clothing sponsor.

No, these routes are newer than the ones in the book. They were put up in 2004. One takes the crack right of Lost Horizons and the other two are further right. Check the New routes Books at MEC or at Climb-on in squamish for details.

these cutoffs weren't jorts is an airbrush shirt still appropriate? please advise

there are 3... the other two are further right.

wore cutoffs

The new routes (there are 3 of them) are written up in the "New Routes book" at MEC. I believe the one you think is 10c is rated 10a in that volume.

With a strategically placed microphone and a broadband connection maybe one could podcast a poocast.

Layton may yet have something to contribute to this thread.

since primates mark their territory with feces, and humans are primates, it follows that an assmonkey is "behind" this subject