thelawgoddess

I always thought that was suposed to work as an aphridisiac only on (and for) people lacking any respect for marriage. hickeys ...

there was a slide in that area while i was there this summer. i've heard that there are people who climb over there anyway, but i've never talked to anyone who has. you know, i can think of few nicer climbs to daydream about in the valley if you need some suggestions.

right on!

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yo, never! wassup??? finally figured out skis were better? what new sticks you gettin'?

why is it that girls are always welcome as long as they bring other [girl]friends?

i have a probe myself, but i think not carrying a probe is not unusual. learning to pinpoint precisely with your transceiver may be much more important in the long run. in rescue scenarios where the victims had beacons it seems i rarely saw probes being used.

these tend to fit a little big for their size, don't they?

f'ing sweet!

wow. some of those pictures are yum!

i really like the mythos for crack climbing. awesome shoe for all-day climbs. but sometimes climbing cracks just hurts - that's just part of crack-climbing. technique helps, though!

huh?

i think the biggest sts tip loop is 83mm and the tele daddy tips are a whopping 126mm ... so you're probably going to have to make your own.

i was going to say squamish.

yeah, watch more tv.

where's my groaning graemlin???

just don't run over any ducks over there!

erock in leather chaps?

climbed whorehouse hoses on tuesday. beautiful weather; beautiful venue. stairway wasn't looking too fun to do with all the new snow on it. my sunday, wednesday, and today were spent in the ouray ice park. can't get enough of that place!

yikes, dude. watch out for wood!!!

that's hilarious ... and so true.

that's worse than showshoeing!

they're working out fine. both the boots and the sticks are a bit stiff to learn on, but i'm getting there. i can "rip" the groomers, but i still got a ways to go on the bumps and the off-piste deep. the pe's are really an amazing ski on and off piste and in and out of the park - yum! (only wish i had alpine bindings on them many a time.) i can ride switch a little, but i can't do it for long or i bite it. well, i bite it pretty often trying to get from switch back to normal anyway! steering switch with floppy heels is rather ... um ... difficult. my favorite's the half-pipe, though. can you come down here and teach me how to ride it proper?

geez, dru ... always good for a laugh!