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you never have to worry bout this with hexes and nutz

Instead of sterile circular argument I propose an active face to face meeting to settle the iussue. Both sides are encouraged to bring their typically used implements. Crack bolters show up with chisels and Hiltis. Super trads bring piton hammers, big balls, crowbars and dirt trowels. Last man standing wins the argument. Capt. Caveman and I will referee.

what about morning glory seeds harvested from your backyard oh stupid troller beck?

If i do it will you tell me what zlib compression is and when it will be available

2/1250 = 0.0016 = one sixth of one percent 200/1250 = 16%

can you wear it as a fashionable helmet to climbing parties?

see www.erowid.org for details on how to get from morning glory seeds. i puked the one time i tried it. a LOT. then i had 12 hours of hallucinations.

this was posted on bivouac. i wonder 1) why they roped up for a 4 foot high rock wall 2) why the use of the knee at least there ain't no shorts over polypro

gi gi is like a reverso you cant belay the leader with whats the point? about as useful as a 2wd pickup truck

hexes rock! i have some rurps and copperheads i haven't used yet too. not that i have never placed a head but i just havent placed these ones. i have never placed a rurp though.

this sounds sort of like seti@home i am certain both j_b and fairweather, jim and mtngoat will be anxious to run this model in order to help with our understanding of global climate change. http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99994159

im going! cause i get in for free if i work the door.

list the gear you bought but have never used not even once (inside your house does not count). mine is a minitraxion pulley and a belay seat (butt bag).

the chronic wasting disease will kill them first

"ground up" would entail getting your feet wet. is it "ground up" if you start from a canoe, and then if the water level goes down you have to go back and do the newly exposed 10 feet, like adding a sit start on to a boulder problem?

Why then would Kay call his ascent the FA of the full ridge He does: '91 CAJ: "complete north ridge. FA/FWA February 27/28, 1991" fairley guide for original baumann asc. describes approaching from west via a "contouring" from the pass to Nw but it looks to me like you would descend to ridge toe in the winter photo from W. as the shelf part way up looks hard to gain directly. i don't know who told me you approached from roe creek. maybe it was guy.

its all the fault of that damn sherriff

i dont believe you will find much ice on shuksan in the winter unless you have the ability to tunnel downwards through 100 feet of freshiez

fat is aid a skinny person has to carry more gear to stay warm

north ridge of baker. you could make it into a two day climb if you went slowly. some of the others on your list are more like 2 hour ice climbs.

repent SINNER

the Baumann et al FA of the north ridge was made via the lower portion of the ridge direct from Roe Creek. i heard it sucks to get from Roe Creek to the base unless you like devils club

any route ever bolted by Robin Barley even if it was 5 minutes ago.