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Aah, that's nothing, I am still working on 4 years now... Some day the top will be mine

quote: Originally posted by iceguy: Found 1, bought 1, 2 given to me by MSR. MSR stoves rock! I see it is all in having the right connections.

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: Or like in "The Fly" when Jeff Goldblum is transforming and he vomits on his food before eating it. Cool, huh, huh... Page Top!!

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: That's why it's hard. After drinking 2%, 1%, or skim (as many do) for years, trying to drink mass quantities of whole milk is tough. I might try it, though; might make some cool puke. Greg W Greg you found me out , I was going to win too That puke would be kind of like something from Aliens.

quote: Originally posted by jon: We should do a milk challenge, ... Only if it is chocolate milk! And can't we keep it at 2% milk as well. I need to watch my figure.

quote: Originally posted by iain: think how much they pay for inkjet printer supplies! I am sure it is much less than we do. Isn't China where all the imitation stuff comes from? I hate getting ripped off by HP, having to buy ink cartridges that cost more than the printer.

quote: Originally posted by sketchfest: Damit...it's my aniversary weekend!! Bring her along!!

quote: Originally posted by iceguy: I have 2 WhisperLite Internationales, 1 Dragonfly, and 1 XGK; never had any problems. I take these stoves apart once a year and give them a good cleaning. Have never had one clog yet. What do you do with 4 stove ??? Stove collecting a hobby of yours? I understand having a couple for different situations, but 4

So Trask, I guess that means you can continue with your hobby and occupation They are going to get over $600 for those pics... internet and porn, a match made in .. well who knows, but they seem to bring in the bucks.

I've had my whisperlite for over 6 years now, still works great. My only issue is that i tend to not take care of the pump, and always end up breaking parts of it and needing a replacement. But I have had no problems with the stove itself (except a few burnt meals caused by user error)

Sign me up!

I am in the market as well, let me know what you find because I am too lazy to find all the info out for myself.. I would rather be out climbing. My current Petzl works sometime, and it was really annoying finding this out a 1000 feet up the nose..

Run AWAY!!!!!

Probably should add myself to the list as well... Sept 14.

Aaahhh, the joys of pepper spray!! This should be on tap for the next pub club. Everyone bring their pepper spray and stand in line. Truly a wonderful feeling being sprayed. No one should continue living without.

1... 2... uuuhhhh 4??

I always just bring a small bottle of olive oil instead of butter, seems to pack better than butter, and don't have to worry 'bout melting, and spreading it. It tastes just as good too. A rifle is always good too. It will keep your camp safe and is always good when you are wondering what to have for dinner

Every large plane engine in production today has successfully passed the frozen chicken test. In this test, they take a 4 pound chicken (maybe a cornish game chicken, or whatever those small things are you can buy in the store), and then they rev the engine up and throw it on in. must be a site to see. They still do this test regularly for new engines. It made our headline new on our internal intranet when our latest jet engine passed the test!!!

why can't we all just get along... Reading my favorite mag Climbing the other day, well it is not my favorite, but it is a mag none the less, and i actually agreed with the editor in his front little write-up. He was just writing about how there are so many people out there climbing and too many of them are turning into assholes. well he did not quite use that language, but it is basically what he said. Some people just don't seem to understand that part of the fun of climbing is the wonderful climbing community, not about the few assholes ruining it for the rest of us with their pushiness and feeling of crag ownership. That just does not belong. I could rant and rave about this for awhile, but I'm not.

Direct start does not look too bad, lower angle, and sparsely bolted, but shouldn't be too bad. Have'nt done it though. Not sure about urban bypass, but it looks fun too, probably not sustained at 10b, but more than one 10 move. just what I remember from lookin over at it. Hope this helps.

I would go for the combo, start with Safe-sex for the first 2 pitches, then head left and catch dreamer. The rest of Safe-sex was good, but was just a bit too dirty/veggie for me. But since you have never done safe-sex, it makes it a tough call. If you are looking for nice clean climbing, stay with dreamer, or the combo. If you want a bit of adventure, go for Safe-sex. they are both great climbs. As far as approach beta, it is actually straight forward. At the end of the road follow the trail for about 20-30 minutes, crossing a stream, and doing some small boulder hopping. Right before the stream really turns into some slabs, turn right and head up a dry streambed (however I am sure there is a bunch of water coming down it in the spring). The trail follows this up to the rock. At times there is a trail on the right and left of the stream bed to get past some sticky spot. Just watch for the bright flagging tape.

Was it brown, soft and squishy? If so, maybe you should have left it under the rock where you found it

It's been a bad year in the mountains. mt rainier One more reason to always wear your helmet...

Well I got back from a 2 week business trip to LA of all places. AAARRGGGHH. Boy am I glad to be back!!!

Somehow, I do not think you will find too many non-vulgar jokes on this site...