Dru

quote: Originally posted by jordop: O I know . . . N Face Cook too! There's a little couloir there but the rock looks kinda manky on the face.

But Moe has good rock! SHHHHH.

quote: Originally posted by jordop: tick list C'mon Dru, I've only got TWO of those! You gotta have some sort of prize system like a good chunk of horseswantz! Most involve good bits of bush! Pk 8200, "Sockeye Horn" -- Cadwallader Bush Wack! Northgraves, Delilah, hmmm. . . Which 2? The ones I've done are Harveys Pup, Joffre and Macabre. I was thinking of offering a beer to the first tick list completer but I dont doubt there is people out there that have done them all already. Maybe we should give out numbers like the BASE jumpers do Pk 8200 is an easy 3 day trip if done via Tenquille Lake I hear. No bush. And Sockeye Creek is beautiful unlogged old growth (with cougars ). [ 06-27-2002, 03:01 PM: Message edited by: Dru ]

horsecock = any fatty proteiny food. so horsecock is worth its weight in cheese... GU= sugary food choklit = fatty sugary food = mmmmmmmmmmmm

quote: Originally posted by David Parker: Sounds like if you switched from BASE jumping to parapenting, the whole Cascade range would open up for you! Ya but parapenting is not as EXXXXXXXTREME!!!

Lisa Rands 1st Sandrine 3rd Lecco Italy Bouldering Comp

quote: Originally posted by sk: only if they are the "get" of horsecock oh... you mean like Mormonz. weak kidneys and unable to real beer....

quote: Originally posted by trask: btw in my horny defense i notice others around here obsessing about horse cock and gu'y cheese the repulsive game of tongue darts not to mention slitherin' cracks and buttresses all y'all are pervs what innuendo, horse cock and gu are two of the four major food groups. the other two are beer and chocolate. eating a balanced meal right now!

quote: Originally posted by sk: sure. polligamy is good... more people to share the "work" Do you call the children of 'polligamy' [sic] polliwogs?

quote: Originally posted by Off White: quote:Originally posted by Tommy: Thor (or was it Asgard???) was jumped in the 80's as part of "For Your Eyes Only" opening scene. Not sure who the jumper was, but I think it was Javier Bongard (sp?). Hmmm, was that the one with the ski jump to start it? I thought that was Rick Sylvester, though I could be thinking of some other Bond flick, they tend to blur together... Also, re Libraries, do the Mountaineers still have a library in Seattle? That was a pretty good collection but I haven't been there in years. The public library in Banff had a good special collection too. Its "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" and its Rick Sylvester ski-launching into a BASE jump, and it's Asgard, 1974ish. Im 100% sure on everything but the date.

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: quote:Originally posted by JayB: As a Scout I'd say I took part in at least 3-4 community service projects a year growing up... That was until Jay got kicked out for eating Brownies. Was he practicing knots at the time or what?

dru=spraysage=sausage=horsecock=well endowed. Hey that's amazing!!! WORD SCIENCE!!!!

I have contributed to spray....

"Professor, what's another word for pirate treasure?"

No your booties are synthetic fill

Dennis is pretty obviously an avatar of somebody on this board (im guessing Pope or P.Puget or likewise) and you guys are all getting trolled big time I say Whatever avatar. Troll some more.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: bootie -> Ya I will put the boot in that booty for ya.

quote: Originally posted by Gordonb: We tried that trick in WA state at Icicle Creek and got a ticket anyway. YMMV. Sue the Tool for debasing your religious experience with a ticket.

So, do professional guides eat GU or horsecock?

Raining in Squamish and Chillidog right now. Least it gets the smog out.

shake ya money maka [ 06-27-2002, 10:40 AM: Message edited by: Dru ]

quote: Originally posted by jordop: You rock Dru I hear Pavilion Edge is a good "Culbert 5.8"

doesn't puja mean something rude in Spanish??

quote: Originally posted by jordop: Yeah, headin to Marble. Anybody ever done Dreamweaver and know if belays are as marginal (pins) as the were when Knight wrote the description? I did Dreamweaver, you dont need pins (take #0 and #00 TCU though) but you do need a helmet. when you get to the arch at the top ignore the topo and go straight up thru the break in the roof. There was massive rockfall from the top 3 yrs ago and ledges may still have lots of loose rock so dont climb below other parties if you can avoid it...get there first. sheilagh and Graeme put up a nice multipitch 10c up the arete right of Sol that is worth checking out too. first pitch is the crux and (lots of bolts) there are a couple of 1 pitch routes you can do off a ledge part way up

TUA = totally useless appendages