Dru

have you ever climbed OtterSpace?

not even a steaksauce through the heart can keep one of the unavatars from rising again

i can't tell you exact details yet because so far only one unsuccessful party has been entrapped

bullshit

no i have some scarpa lasers now.

well it's too late now you are stuck with it

corn skidmark

i'm not "commenting" on your supertaco crosspost, i'm telling you about my second most effective sandbag to date

think of the googlebots as black flies and thenodder thread as a big ol' pile of moose guts

could it be thenodderperhaps?

i am wondering why you bothered to rope up if you have no pro in? so you can factor-2 on the anchor if you bail?

if you walk off on Bellygood Ledge a good trail leads past and across some low angle slabs above the bulletheads to link up into the backside trail about 15 minutes hike above the campground.

hey i didnt butt slide anything and i only booted down one section on the sentinel after watching fern and billygoat's tracks that i was folowing degenerate into a string of craters i did ski the drop from below the gargoyles down to ring creek I think that is the hardest slope i have skiied to date

I told a friend once that the start of Five Easy Pieces was Teddy Bears Picnic and he got to the 4th bolt before he realized what was up

i wouldnt drink the water from the Crooked River even if I treated it with a MIOX pen

thankyouforallowingnoddertopost

if you got peelin' skin who needs pringles?

just leave it. if its big, use duct tape

sure does ndder

Lots of hardcore climb...err..students...at school. fleece is needed for the ever changing and deadly seattle weather. and the mounties!!! and old people who don't fully believe this newfangled softshell thing is more than a dangerous passing fad!

a roundeye cut of beef butt with man sauce? that otter be good for some gossip

but who wears fleece anymore anyways

sure is ndder the only good steak is a tube steak, HORSE COCK, and ya put mustard on that not steaksauce

some of the fleeces are made in china too, i saw them in the store just the other day

Sean's photo looks like limestone or quartzite, maybe a strongly foliated gneiss.