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How about: the CIA has Osama in captivity and is forcing him to make videos threatening America therefore causing those scared of terrorism to vote Bush rather than Kerry. WTF why didnt he just come right out and say "I, Osama, would totally vote for Kerry if I was a US citizen.". Maybe they could get Saddam to do a similar testimonial.

Does it have something to do with winter ascents?

stay away from the methanol

So much for the theory the CIA had him in captivity and was just waiting for the election to reveal capture thus giving Bush a rise in the polls.

I thought it was "Peaks that are technical climbing via the easiest route" vs. "Peaks with a non technical route up".

10,000 wolves can't be wrong.

RuMr = bottom feeder

wasted words bla bla bla

This from someone who doesn't even have ONE spare at the moment, Ms. "BCAA Will Come Get Me"

http://www.hse.gov.uk/research/crr_pdf/2001/crr01364.pdf This is a very interesting report (166 pages long). It has data on various forces generated by jumarring, climbing TR and lead.. For instance, jumarring or top-rope falls develop about 2kN of force for a 75 kg person. The Ushba Basic ascender cuts the rope at around 5.5 kN. So that's why you won't want to use the Ushba (or an ascender like a Jumar) for a lead belay. Or, like I've seen some people do, extend the device with a sling to your harness instead of clip directly to it. Worth reading. I think there's details on the GriGri modification too.

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You forget Canadians are not allowed to work in the US without a green card.

i think it had more to do with height.. that your head is at his nipple level when you stand up, and mid-thigh when you kneel... most inconvenient, you'd have to use a couple pillows

Heh... I have heard that story before from other people who were there so it must be true!

There's some sweet ice back in the canyons under some conditions. at the head of Oak Creek I seem to recall eying a couple steep falls on the north facing walls while climbing Black Orpheus. Up on Charleston they have some 2 pitch WI5 too from what I heard.

look out below!

Now that Twight himself has succumbed and is posting drivel to cc.com, Layton just seems second rate.

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I am pretty sure I know what it is now South Nesakwatch Spire, not North Nesakwatch Spire Nooksack Tower, not Shuksan

You see what happens up there! You See! You see! Who's on top?

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