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Mike will sign a T-shirt for you if you ask nicely.

Ditto re: zippers. Get a top-loader.

"Big Mountains. Real Snow" does "Real" mean "Wet"?

I have 7 copies left of the Cc.com Stone Nudes 2006 calendar. Will sell them for $10 each. send PM.

Nothing. FWIW it was a nylon daisy not a Spectra daisy.

Also see Ted's pics from last year: http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/436918/an/0/page/7#436918

The pause that refreshes. Which reminds me, I should get up to empty my pee bottle before it overflows.

first lafaille, now oly. who's next?

Thneed humps.

I guess if you aren't climbing V16 it isn't bouldering then?

Don't have a cow, man. This is udderly important. I herd it through the bovine.

Potholders are the V0 of knitting; come back and talk when you graduate to sweaters.

What's your beef with that stat?

A couple years ago Ian Parnell, British alpinist, made up a scoresheet for climbers in a humorous attempt to figure out who the best climber in the world was - the climber who was the most accomplished at every facet of the sport from bouldering to 8000m peaks. Lafaille ranked #1.

How much force does it take to tip a cow?

There are about 4 places named Skookumchuck I can think of in BC alone. Which one?

More like a dozen than 70 Only Meager Creek, Keyhole Falls, Skookumchuck and Sloquet are worth going to. You might be able to get to Skookumchuck (the one with the beer cans) if the road is plowed. You definitely won't be able to get to Meager or Keyhole until May (35 km ski up gated road plus bridge is out) and Sloquet won't be accessible until April at the earliest for similar reasons.

Where's your 8a.knit scorecard big talker?

I'm better at bouldering than at knitting, so I guess by the same logic knitting must be a pretty exacting discipline.

I don't think there is any ice in right now in the geographic area you specify. You might try the Moaning Tree Wall although you will have to walk in about 2km from the point your car will get to to see if it's in or not. Mystery Roach north of Whistler is another option that also probably isn't in.

If you kayak over to Tumbo Island in the Gulf Islands (just across the border from the San Juans) there's a 3 mile long V2 waterline traverse on pocketed sandstone.

http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=1480 Now presumed dead

Those king size mats can be pretty heavy for some girl with skinny legs to carry around!

You can call down up but that doesn't make it so.

Now that Evo's president, Bolivian flake is trendy again!