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iain prefers rockaberry cooler and anything else that guarantees boys will find you easier to get in bed.

i read once that anything longer than 14" may cause uterine damage if fully inserted.

I used Quarks on Cheam and they worked fine and were lighter than Pulsars thus letting me move faster and saving god knows how many calories

its accurate?, maybe you were on the wrong road? try www.bivouac.com road description

she must have fun placing those HB quadcams (ring pull trigger) with gloved fingers. But she's sponsored by SERAC, and hanging off one. pretty good. think I saw her and crank sloper extreme toproping at Baker.

cfotton designed to look like schoeller. just like extra puffy down in arms and torso and none around waist.

Sounds like adventure! Send a report to Alpinist and the AAJ and Hot Flashes too.

If desert spires count as "alpine" thenm is it only Colorado/Utah/New Mex spires or does Monkey Face count???????

def of alpinist: M. F. Twight, Steve House, Barry Blachard, Fred Beckey ( i know he climbs desert spires too), Marko Prezelj, JC Lafaille, Voytek Kurtyka, Joe Simpson etc. not alpinist: John Bachar, Chris Sharma, Dave Graham, Alan Watts, John Dunne, Tori Allen, hikers.

Or the recycled Kennan Harvey pics from when he was dating Steph Davis mmmmmm?

Gore Tex? You mean ACTION SUIT!!!!

I bet you wouldnt post a TR now because you aint done squat, Layton.

Ive gotta say though, they are more fun when happening to other people Mike, I would do the route again in a flash, if there were a better descent, like maybe a snowmobile waiting in Spoon Creek or some friends with snowshoes or skis on the summit ridge meeting me. But otherwise the long tired dark slog out was what made it a 1-time-only thing.

I never said suffering and misery werent fun, Matt.

The only difference between a desert spire and an adjacent cliff of say, Wingate sandstone, is that the spire has a much smaller diameter. American desert spires, with only few exceptions, are cragging, not alpine. The same goes for the sandstone in Wadi Rum and so on. Antarctica is glaciated etc. so Id call those alpine. Ditto Patagonian spires. Has nothing to do with the height of the mts. in question.

You could make Marmite/Vegemite flavour with home made.

H O R S E C O C K = 8 15 18 19 5 3 15 3 11 = 97

of course you can go out left or right or whatever.... stick clip the 7th bolt and pendulum off of it... www.m9ice.com... ho hum.

wow really! go on you gotta be kidding me. no one could climb anything that steep and scary.

Desert spires are a type of cragging albeit one that gets you to the summit. I have climbed a few. I think they are sufficiently covered by the current climbing mags and there is no need for Alpinist to do so too.

I read somewhere that the Russians experimented with using neutrino beam acupuncture to speed healing in the 1980s, with some success. They were able to get a dog to regrow a severed leg. However the process was never tested on humans due to the unfortunate side effects.

He's real hot shit with a Search engine though and some folks believe the man might hike a bit. At least as far as the fridge for more beer.

"herds of GU running Wild"

Yeah more of this banter! If it was out of shape y'all should have helicoptered in a bunch of liquid nitrogen and flashfrozen the sucker together for the successful redpoint. If you couldnt afford a helicopter obviously youu arent a real Alpinist

If its "dedicated to alpine" I have to wonder why the big feature on (yawn) desert spire climbing. Or the fiction piece about some aging tradster out with his buddy. Or the recycled Kennan Harvey photos. I also disliked the fact that they had Tami Knight write and had someone else (Jeremy Collins, yawn) do the art! What the , don't they understand that Tami's CARTOONS are her main strength???? And there were a lot of typos and minor errors just like when Beckwith ran the AAJ. But I still bought a copy and have reread it several times!