Bronco

I turned on my BCA Tracker tranciever a couple of weeks ago and nothing happened. I put in new batteries (the correct way) and nothing. No lights or nothing. Anyone have this experience? What to do? This thing wasn't used much, it was purchased for my wife who rarely used it. Any ideas on "resetting" it? I just took an internet IQ test and I scored 196. Is that good?

Would you two get a room already? It's pretty clear to all of us that you guys need to release some pent up feelings (that is if you haven't already and that's what this is really about)

You guys sound like a bunch of whiney fucks. As opposed to the rest of the threads on this website?

I wish I could climb something newsworthy. I must agree that it is a little funny this guy takes two days longer than most parties on a moderate route and is raved about in the news like some Vietnam war hero. What's next for him, a winter ascent of MOUNT HOOD? Looks like a good climb, just not newsworthy though.

I wonder what happened to Catturd? Isn't he supposed to chime in about six posts ago about the molecular structure of the concrete's elemental formularation in contrast to the soil compaction ratio per ashphualt's chemical reaction to a illegal millitant sexist pirate? Was he finally banned?

FIGHT THE POWER!!!

HEAVY DEADLIFTS WOULD BE PERFECT FOR THIS TRAINING!!! Seriously they would. So would side bends with a heavy dumbell held in one hand, overhead squats, and medicine ball throws. To pack a hundred pounds 6 miles your body better be ready for some serious impact. You'll want to intensify up your training regimen significantly. A high pain tolerance would be good too.

Cut the asphalt with a saw and pour right up to it. No form between the concrete and asphalt.

IN YOUR DREAMS PINKO!!! I feel sorry for no one. Maybe someone who asks this guy too many questions. Not that guy, the guy at this website: www.askaninja.com

They forgot to mention most of you weenies are also COMMUNIST SYMPATHIZERS!!!

You sound like a gay illegal.

No, like manufacturing. I did both crop and janitorial work when I was a youngster. And the last time I checked, our economy wasn't teetering on either of those sectors.

Those guys probably dont even know what beer pirates drink.

Your first statement sounds a lot like the oppostition to the $50 Vehicle Tabs a few years ago. I don't buy it. You could outsource most of those jobs if need be. I doubt it would produce much more than a hickup in the overall scheme of things. Sure seems like the ratio of naitve born Americans in jail vs the ratio of illegals in Jail would conflict with your second statement. Or is that just because the police and courts are all racist.

It's 5.6d!

"Quote" I think you have your coordinates mixed up. Cooke City is the NE entrance to Yellowstone, which in my opinion, is the best route in Yellowstone as it goes over Beartooth Pass and is the highest maintained road in the US at over 11,000'. It is also your best opportunity to see wolves and bears. The Boiling River is a subset of Mammoth Hotsprings and can be reached either through the NE entrance or the N entrance. Not from the West which is in a town called West Yellowstone and is really far south. It is also a good fall or early spring fishing spot as the "boiling River" flows into the Gardner River and there are huge cutts waiting for your fly.... Ryland_Moore- We entered the park at the NW entrance and then drove to Cooke City which is just outside of the NE entrance of the park. That is the only way to get to Cooke City in the winter time since the other road is closed... John Frieh- I called Barrel mountain shop in Bozeman and they said the road closes in the fist week of April and opens in the Last week of May/Fist week in June. I am going to call my bro and have him check it out... I dont know why it closes... Daniel I think the reason they close popular FS roads this time of year is because the "thaw" is on and traps moisture in the top few inches of the road bed (below would be frozen until later in the spring). Any vehicle travel (or ORV) has the potential for causing relatively extreme damage.

This was from the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche e-mail today: "TRAGIC NEWS Doug Coombs died in an avalanche in La Grave, France yesterday. He was a friend and will be sorely and deeply missed. Doug was a skiing legend who cut his teeth in the extreme skiing game here in Bozeman. I heard about the accident last night and don’t have any more details. He is survived by his wife and son. I’m speechless. " Really sucks.

Your mother got all excited and ate it! (beyotch!)

I've got your fatty right here beyotch!!!

Hey whirlwind, "YOU'RE FIRED!" Today my entire labor crew (except the new guy) called in hung over, injured from snowboarding or in fricking jail! ARGH!

I can tell you one thing about the boot dryers and closed cell foam liners, they have the potential for stinking up your entire house very badly. Terrible, just terrible. What temperature do you cook liners at? I don't think the boot dryer gets much above 100 degrees or so. Just a guess.

Did he mispell wool or carpentry? Steel. He misspelled steel and he was doing "steel building construction/erection" from the sounds of it. NO SOUP FOR YOU!!!

I mean the thread is a classic. Anyway, rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!! pull whirlwind over it's the spelling police!!! It's a STEEL building. I might've fired you for how many times you've misspelled what kind of construction you're doing. I didn't know the other anonymous posters here can get you fired? How's that work?

classic!

Have you attempted to PRE-HEAT the belay anchor?