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quote: Originally posted by iain: I got in 8000 vertical on Sunday. that's fucking sick!!! and cavey, don't you watch the "news"? we're supposed to have a *nice* warm, dry winter compliments of el nino. (that bastard!)

the food at schultzy's won't disappoint ... if you like sausages ... and they don't sell any of that lame greasy horsecock fodder either. schultzy's is an ave classic. (i've been going there for some 10 years now!) small tables only, but you can likely do some rearranging. definitely worth a visit if you've never been.

umm ... wasn't someone complaining about the ballroom being too small if it had to be inside? have any of you ever actually been in schultzy's? it's smaller than the alki biker bar! but hot damn do they have good snausages and gumbo ... good eatins at big time, too.

someone told me once that men and women are made that way for a reason, so that when they cuddle ... all's rigth in the world.

looking for a partner to go with me on my first "real ice" climb. just a day trip during the week. north face of observation rock if it's still good?

saturday: me and jkrueger climbed some sandy slabs at peshastin in the morning and made our way over to alphabet wall in l-worth to welcome the darkness. sunday: erik and i bailed on the scw and went up to the pearly gates instead ... to help in the domination. that place deserves anothe visit or two for sure!

i think larry's a lurker. probably helped himself to some free stout and figured 50 climbers would beat him to a pulp if he tried anything funky ...

hey, i remember those two guys. they were hitting on me all night, and i practically had to beat them off with a pair of #5 camalots! just kidding. that alpinek, though ... he's one mellow dude!

the rope up was way better than i expected it to be. not that i had high expections or anything. it was so awesome to meet all you climbers, though - and climb with some of you, too. forgive me if i don't remember who half of you are, though! loved the puppy, cavey.

i forget ... who was the doctor again???

i'm leaving in the morning some time. pm me before 4 if you're looking for a ride out there. (i live near uw and will be taking the i90 route.) coming back late on sunday ...

no way, bone; he's got it! wish there were more men like him around!

aw, man; i'm already booked at whistler!!!

quote: Originally posted by Muffy The Wanker Sprayer: who is comming to eugene to climb at the collums with me??? i'll be in l-worth with the other "fools" this weekend, but i'll meet you in smith in a few weeks for some climbing.

i've been thinking of trying for that emt-b class for some. i already have the cpr cert, but i was wondering what the entrance exam is like. just basic first aid covered by a red cross course, or do you need to really study for it?

c'mon, dru; if you can't ropegun muffy up diedre in the rain you're no real kind of climber! squish, squish!!!

oh yeah; count me in for sure then! just joking with you, of course. slide show sounds cool ...

quote: Originally posted by Dru: There may be a small door charge and likely also door prizes. what kind of doors? any with stained glass panels?

quote: Originally posted by Dru: Drew Brayshaw who's that?

quote: Originally posted by gapertimmy: ummmm, bachelor ownz all, even blackcomb, bachelor is the coolest mountain ever [...] if you ski bachelor you will become very cool and hip, and people of the opposite sex will solicit you with sexual favors and you will become very wealthy. yeah, whistler/blackcomb way sucks ... so stay as far the hell away from there as you can!!!

quote: Originally posted by Off White: I've been to Schwitzer once, and it was a great hill. yeah; "hill" is the right word. go ski a real MOUNTAIN, dude!!!

check your pm's ...

thinking that might remove a little more than warts down there!

quote: Originally posted by leejams: Yeah, but does canary route on castle rock count as leavenworth? Anyone done this? and willing to do it again? I'll bring the borbon. watch out for the start 'cause depending which way you choose to go it can be hard to protect. that's the first (and hopefully the last) grounder i've ever taken. got a big scar on my ass to prove it. and no, you can't see it.