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lets not forget that it was canadian troops that burnt down the white house in the war of 1812 we'd do it again too if you got us riled up

michael moore is funny. tv nation was the only tv show other than the simpsons i ever actually watched. just think what a splash moore would make if he did a reverse "super-size me" and went down to like 185 lbs. on an organic vegetarian diet

If you are planning to come to Squamish this weekend please take note: 1) The Test of Metal mountain bike race is June 19 (Sat.) The normal Smoke Bluff parking lot *may* be closed all day saturday as a result. Climbers will have to park further away and walk in. 2) Brad Zdanivsky, the only climber to continue climbing after becoming a quadraplegic, will be trying to climb the Grand Wall. (I think he jumars with his neck and head or somethin') Anyways there will be fixed ropes strung up all over the Grand both Sat and Sun. The fixed line will be right of the Split but the last 2 pitches to Bellygood will probably be seeing heavy traffic from Brad and his support crew on the afternoons of both Sat and Sun. Plan accordingly. Maybe not the best weekend to do Grand Wall. More details www.verticalchallenge.org/news.htm I'm goin alpine suckers have fun in Squamish if you go!

31 C maybe?

I think the Life Force Constant is like the primal engram you are regressed to in Scientology just before they hook up the vacuum cleaners and remove your wallet and brain...

D00D Brohm Lake is where its at. There is even a rope swing! 30 footer into deep water

there used to be this fixed rap in calico basin at red rocks off a knotted sling. you looked as you were getting ready to rap and there's this big ass water knot slotted like a nut that you're putting all your trust in... but hey a rack of those is good enough for the elbesandstein so they must be bomber right

is that anything like the Prime Directive

saw the trailer last night so i guess it's "soon" zatoichi has loads of fight scenes, and transvestite geisha assassins, and tap dancing too it

[homer]mmmm....winged bratwurst[/homer]

there's a lot of info on strap ons on the toys in babelandweb site

havin someone else shuck them for you is aid

dude i don't believe she ate 432 oysters. where is the gps record and 3 witnesses??? after eating 400+ oysters you might have to take a couple ice baths what do you wash down 400+ oysters with anyway? a handful of viagra and a box of green m'ms???

NORAD has something to say to that also your dog would eat them before they got here

no but i'm saying you should scrub routes that are within your theoretical ability level not things that are way too hard for you. most of the angst about staying off projects comes when people who normally climb like 5.10 camp out on a hard 11 for instance for months to years on end never quite sending it and requesting that no one else try it. for instance todd skinner bolted some projects at wild iris and 7 years later had not been able to redpoint any of them. yet he still got all upset when jason campbell came along and climbed 3 of them in a week. thats why i say the length of time the route can be a project is proportional to the effort invested in cleaning and/or bolting it. the less effort invested the less time it stays an exclusive project. it's all about respecting the other climber... if you are a good climber, you will respect others who want to clean and climb stuff. and if you clean stuff you should either hurry up and climb it or admit you can't and offer it as an open project.

in oregon??? suuuure.

so i saw zatoichi last night this movie is better than either of the kill bills.

don't clean anything that you can't climb and you never have to worry.

just outta curiosity where is oyster dome?

just climb overhanging stuff all day campus style and never use your feet

that's why they say every bouldering fall is a groundfall

so, nothing to brag about then

its kind of like a robot version of alpine kitty