fredrogers

I denied Tom Hornbein a seat at a Conrad Anker presentation. I was saving it for my pops, honest. It just happened to be the last one in the auditorium.

Will- you made my day. Thanks.

F#$%@&%***e! That's just not fair. I have a view of a lovely alley in Belltoen.

.75 Camalot or my 168 K2 Eldorado Snowboard. Both have saved my ass a number of times.

Idioter. Rovhuller. I snakke og snakke og snakke or intet! Ingting. Nu skal i bare holdkaeft.

Sorry to get back to the original topic of the thread, but I don't have any stories about dropping bio-waste on anyone. Yet. But I'm waiting for the right team of snotty Frenchies and I'll give 'em the ol' American mud falcon one-two... I don't have an issue with soloists other than their decision to solo (more importantly the possible consequences of them falling) do put some responsibility on other people climbing in the area. Some soloist falls and goes boom, you should feel obligated to help them- or at least I do- just like if any other climber hurt themselves. The reality of a solo fall is a lot grimmer than a roped one- especially if they hit you on the way down...I don't know if any of you have had to deal with some one who has died by violent trauma, but it isn't pretty. I've only seen it once and it was non-climbing related but it makes me want to hurl when I think of it.

quote: Originally posted by trask: I got 21...ha no, I got it.

come on page 21!

check the Methow Valley Sport Trails association web site. http://www.mvsta.com/ski.html

check the Methow Valley Sport Trails association web site. http://www.mvsta.com/ski.html

Waist deep snow isn't bad... if'n you're on snowboard.

Tim- That's not fair. It just isn't. Need a marketing person down there?

quote: Originally posted by bobinc: I nominate JayB for the Best Edited and Most Ironic message yet posted on CC this year. If only a few more denizens of the e-world would follow his lead... You have a second for that motion. LOL.

what's up with chat or is it my disfunctional Mac or the damn firewall I sit behind?

oops. still laughing. [ 12-04-2001: Message edited by: fredrogers ]

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: You might need a riding lawnmower eh LOL. You guys crack me up. Long live spray.

quote: Originally posted by Beck: There's a smell of FRESHIEZ in the air, boys and girls... who's going out to rip it up this weekend and carve some rightous powpow? Big Daddy Eldo is freshly waxed and ready to rip at Crystal on Sunday. Mmm... freshiez.

quote: Originally posted by Dave Schuldt: This is the internet!!! Just because someone uses a male name dosn't mean they are male. Just like me! Where's my damn sneakers? Won't you be my nieghbor?

Nice Bong Smiley, Cavey. Reminds me of my roomate in college.

And after throwing in towel at Smith, I get to take the towel to Mazama this weekend. Here's hoping Fun Rock is dry. if not, and and

I was at Smith and barely saw the meteor shower through the haze of mulled wine we had consumed earlier in the evening. The climbing was amazing (even tho' Smith is almost as bad of chosspile as Vantage) and the star show was a unique experience.

Lucky number 13??? Off to Smith. Wahooooooooooooooo!

Probably not a huge suprise to anyone who's ever climbed there, given the nature of the rock, but I mean the actual hardware itself. I spent Saturday at the Feathers climbing some nice moderate stuff with my girlfriend and noticed that a bunch of the anchors are getting pretty bad. More specifically the quick links were halfway rubbed through on the Beckey Route/Easy Reader, super rusty bolts on Feather in My Cap, etc. I'm not sure how to replace these, but would be willing to help the restoration effort (time or $).

just getting this back to the top.