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Everything posted by Dru
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I only use rock chockstones because they can be trundled in a pinch.
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The non classics are the ones that despite being awesome no one climbs Like: at Lillooet crowds of gapers swarm on Honeyman p1 and Cherry Ice Just down the road 20km u can climb spray creek falls all alone.
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long nosed amazonian snaffle looks kinda like Pope!
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right, but..... if they didn't irrigate, there would still be ice. in a few places and maybe too thin to climb. but we get ice in un irrigated desert places elsewhere, like the side of the grand canyon... i wish i'd had my tools 5 yrs ago! sorry don't have scanned pic of it
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Don't forget the bamboo snaffle AKA red panda
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*gigolo *binner *butcher - good practice for tool swingin *squeegee *life drawing model - the fat art goth chicks and beret-wearing donut-beard black clad guys like to see muscle on the models *experimental subject *blood or sperm donor - in the US u get paid for both right? *sober up and supply drug free urine for erik *leather clad top - it's simple all you do is get the guy to crawl on his knees and lick toilet sweat - they pay you hundreds an hour to get spanked *movie extra *belayer in a climbing gym *hod carrier or other unskilled *DISH PIG
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don't forget spickard se face while you in there and feel free to try a winter ascent of the east face of Urquhart!!
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let's start a Pope Death Pool! John Paul is getting to remind me of Brezhnev and the rest of those 80's Soviet Premiers - embalmed while still alive.
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actually, no, i am not talking about artesian wells per se. i am talking about the same thing that forms salt crusts in the middle of death valley. high mountains all around - groundwater recharge. moisture surplus dry basin in middle - moisture defecit. groundwater discharge. but slowly. the net flow path of groundwater, in a desert, is UP, out of the ground. where it evaporates, and deposits the salts it has picked up along the way - forming salt crusts.
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mattp: also i dispute your pathetic attempt to claim victory in the jaws of defeat. perhaps I should make my own long winded post "when mattp saw that once again his argument was categorically disproven by Dru, he once again ignotred the obvious and made a long winded post claiming that nonetheless he had proven himself right and Dru wrong" bla bla bla.
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actually the dhali lhama said it. try the art of hapiness. The Dalai Lama probably said "Christ is a great teacher" but he also said "You don't have to follow my teachings. These are just suggestions. If you disagree with them, try something else to see if it will work for you." - Collected Wisdom of the DL, Introduction. Kinda different than Christ's "My way or the highway" huh? Seems like a stretch to brag about how the followers of the DL are actually Christians. Anyway you still haven't proved your original claim that ALL MAJOR WORLD RELIGIONS RECOGNIZE CHRIST AS A RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY. Please continue to try to prove it. It is fun watching you fail. Here are some statistics for you: Faith: Hinduism. Number of adherents: Approximately one billion.
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I'm still waiting for you to indicate how you think Buddhism, Hinduism, Lamaism, Judaism or Shinto, which are all "major world religions" somehow recognize the religious significane of Baby Jesus there, chief cause you said that all major world religions recognize Christ, remember? I bet that IS what they taught you at Bible school eh?
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What does Bhudda have to say about JC? Howabout Moses? Abraham? see, that's the quality of the edumacation at that Langley bible school he goes to hahahahahha have YOU ever taken history? I won a couple of history scholarships about 5K in total before I switched to sciences.
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that looks like a lot more than 3 things wayne you are gonna need an XXL t shirt to fit it all on
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what - nothing "relentless"
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durian liquid manure being spread on a field during the 80's there was a fad amongst middle aged ladies for some hand cream that smelled worse than anything i had ever smelt. i puked once playing soccer cause some kids mom had it on and it was wafting across the field. i used to go binning for cans in high school to make $$$ and the smell of 2 wk old coffee grounds in a dumpster with bacon grease on em is pretty rude too!
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and you could never talk to them? this sounds like there is an interesting story or head butting behind it all - dish!
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doesnt matter how deep it is just which direction the hydrometric gradient is. actually the drier it is the more likely for the hydrometric gradient to be up to the surface due to evaporation at the surface producing a negative surface pressure
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technically, a "tarn" is a lake in an alpine cirque I think klenke means is it a pond or a lake. i think it would have to be permanent water feature to be counted. lakes which drain away or change shape or only form during summer snowmelt or periodic ice-surface features should not count.
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but we like good TRs better note almost all good TRs mention snafflehounds and horsecock and beer!!
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oh yeah - what's this no spray stuff you clown punching, mouth breeding, hairy, distended pus globule?