thelawgoddess

how hard do you want to climb? i might be free monday - depends if i go anywhere this weekend.

quote: Originally posted by iain: nice to see you have a healthy stockpile of little smily faces i just get bored seeing the same graemlins all the time.

what a stupid "trick"! just cause we're bored doesn't mean we're all dumbasses. haven't you got something better for us?

smith rock. stay for monday. (it's a holiday, dude!) i thought bend was going a little overboard with a three-day pub club. not that i don't think those boys (and girls) could handle drinking for three days straight!

quote: Originally posted by Dr Flash Amazing: "trustafarian," every hippie's dream ...

quote: Originally posted by iain: how did this thread come back alive? all my fault. ps - never heard of the residents, but with all due respect to the dr i already worship sublime. pps - i dig dreads.

quote: Originally posted by Dr Flash Amazing: Sublime i meant phish albums, you wad!

quote: Originally posted by wayne1112: I wonder if you have the guts to show up at all. i came to one not too long ago out at alki. i recognized one guy, chatted with him for a few minutes, and left. supposedly there were more people there, just outside "busy" somewhere. whatever. i thought it was lamer than hell. i'll be at the driving range tonight getting my agression out by hitting more balls than you'll have assembled downtown.

hey, if i could only buy one album, which one should it be?

i think a memorial is a great idea, but i wouldn't put it at the bottom of the climb where it happened. that's creepy. erect something nice and respectful in an area where people can feel at peace with it; not be scared off by it.

lusting after granite is a very common occurrence among women climbers.

lusting after granite is a very common occurrence among women climbers.

the reverso is the bomb. i have a b52 but i much prefer the reverso. it's so much smoother for belaying off an anchor than the b52. imho the b52 needs skinnier ropes or else there's too much friction (or at least enough to be annoying as hell). and make sure the 'biner you're putting through it isn't too clunky either.

quote: Originally posted by Dru: Oh yeah that beautiful Smiffy tufftuff "granite" we all know the canadian granite is the best.

quote: Originally posted by Dru: Oh yeah that beautiful Smiffy tufftuff "granite" we all know the canadian granite is the best.

i hate talus. i hate scree. walls of granite are where i want to be.

i hate talus. i hate scree. walls of granite are where i want to be.

if it's at the cuff i'll show up in my black leather thigh-high boots. i just got them resoled with 5.10 stealth rubber - woohoo!!!

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Limestone if really fun rock. I wish we had some of that choss around here. me, too. limestone rocks!!!

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: They do have a nice store. i agree. i used to go in there just to look around. now i do a little more than just look around.

quote: Originally posted by Muffy The Wanker Sprayer: but erik, you are such an adorable falling down drunk erik adorable? what are you smokin' sk??? erik:

fine, but you're gonna miss my "bbq"!

quote: Originally posted by Gordonb: I have found this whole thing very disturbing. How if an experienced climber can die like that, can I have any chance? i don't think there has been much discussion about how much climbing experience he had. i have no idea, so i won't profess to ... but just because someone is highly respected for feats he has accomplished (like cycling or "climbing" everest) doesn't mean he's an experienced trad leader. i don't mean to say that kropp was not; just not to assume.

you bringing that to smith this weekend?

quote: Originally posted by Pencil Pusher: Hey Lambone, is a cell phone included in the ten essentials?