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quote: Originally posted by sk: I find it difficult to find people to crag with... especaily women. god, sk; i hear you big time. i'll be coming down for a visit real soon, though!

i vote for arc-teryx as the best. then mammut.

looking for blair. pm me.

quote: Originally posted by trask: [QB]Capt. -- Forget climbing. Let's drink all weekend and give some bootie the pleasure of our company and fine physiques. We are sexy beasts and much in demand !QB] HA HA HA HA HA HA ... LOL ... ROFL ... HA!

quote: Originally posted by b-rock: Speaking of Saabs, anyone want my 9000T? All works good 'cept the transmission. Such a sad sad day. too bad the transmission is kind of important. (900's are where it's at anyway.)

quote: Originally posted by Dru: But unlike Squamish, Marble canyon is Romantic !! hey; i beg to differ! what's not romantic about squamish?

i like my old saab. drives like a ... uh ... well, it drives GOOD! ps - erik: yeah; trucks suck ... especially semis!

quote: Originally posted by Tom: Loaded up content and beta for the Crystal Pass Traverse we made a couple weeks ago... nice work, tom. i love the pictures - looks like you guys had perfect weather, too!

god, you guys - now i really wanna do the pillar!!! i've been to yosemite a couple of times, but that was before i started climbing. i think september might be a good time to see the valley with my new set of eyes ...

quote: Originally posted by Juan: Yeah. Raining. Maybe you could do the backstroke up Silent Running. i've been on silent running in the rain. it started pouring bullets while i was on the third pitch. yummers. (and people wonder why i don't want to go back to darrington!)

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: Slow traffic in the store, today? actually, it's been quite busy. must be the rain driving people in from the streets.

quote: Originally posted by rr666: Slab climbing in the rain has got to be the best thing around!!! sure, it can be "fun" ... but i can definitely think of better things!!!

i, for one, love climbing in the rain. there are definitely distinct advantages to doing so, and if you can send a mid-10 granite slab in this weather, you can probably send a dry slab anywhere! if anybody's up for hitting up some slippery wet slopes , let me know. i wanna go climbing - weather be damned!!!

quote: Originally posted by Lambone: I hope to get a quik trip in before school starts up again. But I'm not sure why anyone would want to go light on those silly mountains when you could endure the misery of hauling enormous loads up and down from El Cap... hey, i'd be up for some hauling ... but i don't know if this trip will be the right time for that.

i got some bootie for ya ...

hmm ... squish tempts me nearly 24 hours/day!

quote: Originally posted by Dru: What is the best you have ever sandbagged anyone? Mine was telling a guy who could only lead 10a that the first pitch of Cosmos at Picnic Lunch Wall (12a) was Teddy Bears Picnic (10a) you're such a meanie! (too bad he didn't send it ...)

quote: Originally posted by sk: A woman doesn't hit her prime untill 30 that's so good to know; i've got a birthday coming up real soon ...

stop! stop! stop! berating us for not being able to climb outside today (and furthermore having to work) is cruel and unusual punishment! (have some granite fun for me, would ya?)

quote: Originally posted by chris_w: Somebody got hit in the head by a rock on the Carbon Glacier. Ouch!

quote: Originally posted by Gary Yngve: www.stonenudes.com has calendars and posters of nude rock climbers of both genders whoa. rad!

quote: Originally posted by sk: WHen???????? it all depends ... my schedule is somewhat flexible.

hmm, i just checked the forecast and am not sure "real soon" is going to be good enough. might have to make it "sort of soon" instead, but we can discuss details via pm ...

i'm looking for a partner for a one-day adventure to l-worth this week. i've never been, and i particularly want to practice trad leads (moderates to low-10's). pm me if you're interested.

quote: Originally posted by glen: Third pillar is awesome and supposedly committing on solid 5.9 with sparse pro. That link says it's 5.10b - 5 stars. Aside from the approach it sounds pretty dreamy ...