thelawgoddess

ja ... es hoert wie, sie spass machen!

quote: Originally posted by texplorer: Let the spray fall upon this cocky new poster. don't you mean "poser"?

going to the jeep world outside "thing" at the gorge on saturday. climbing at frenchman coulee sunday. possibly more climbing on monday. maybe even some early saturday. pm me.

quote: Originally posted by trask: i preferred apple blossom / wenatchee the oregon country fair is dah bomb. same deal ... except without the cops and annoying "tourists".

busy-ness is relative and really depends on the routes you're doing. much to my displeasure i think i'm going to bail on coming to squamish this weekend.

quote: Originally posted by lisa: [QB]if you cannot understand that there is something in man which responds to the challenge of the mountains and goes out to meet it, that the struggle is the struggle of life itself upward and forever upward, then you won't see why we go. there are so many people that don't understand this. not that there's anything "wrong" with those people. thanks for sharing that. is it from a book?

actually, the only times i've gotten penalty slack were on 11's. and if it weren't for those assholes -- i mean, partners -- i would have whined a lot more and it would have taken me a lot longer to get up them!

suggested next-to-skin layer -- victoria's secret non-cotton seamless thong underwear:

yummy? well, guess that depends who was wearing 'em at the time!

you want altitude or just a workout? if you just want the latter and are pressed for time you could just do mt. si 2 or 3 times in one day. you could also just go up to muir (and maybe ingraham if they'll give you climbing permits for it) - that'll also get you more psyched for summiting.

okay, i'm being fickle. but squamish is always my first choice! it's so close, it's so beautiful, it's so canadian ... and it rocks. anybody interested in joining me for some multi-pitch fun?

dude, sk's gonna be there. you don't know what you're missing!!!

anybody going? (from seattle, i mean.)

i think i need new partners! when i whine i get penalty slack.

i don't see anything big or tasty. in fact, i don't see anything at all.

i've seen r&d. i think i'd rather save that for leading with a friend who doesn't really climb. i want to do something a little more challenging this week.

i like fun. i like knobs, too.

newtons will help you climb harder, faster, higher ...

i need to take a day off from work this week. that's what my boss says anyway. tough, i know. but anyway ... day off ... hmm ... what should i do? so many things cross my mind! but none of them quite strike my fancy like the ones that have to do with climbing. one day, though, isn't really enough time to get my fill of squamish. but god, i LOVE multi-pitch stuff. and i would like to work on my trad leads as well. so i was thinking orbit might be my kind of fun. anybody else's?

erik may not want to admit it, but i saw him onsight a 10a sport route up at squamish this weekend. in fact, he must have really enjoyed it because i saw him tr the same route less than an hour later! last weekend: calculus crack, karen's math, memorial crack, a question of balance, triage arete, cold comfort, lust, star trek (cheakamus), slot machine, up from the bog, fathers & sons got about 7 pitches of trad leading in.

whoa; i didn't realize that was a real website. thanks for telling me where to go!

quote: Originally posted by danielpatricksmith: Hugh Banner brass offset nuts cover the same sizes as RPs ... thanks! i've been doing a little research in the meantime myself and figured as much, although the smallest HB bronze offset (.15x.22) still isn't as small as the #0 (.09x.13) and the #1 (.13x.19) RP's.

in the event of not specifically having RP's at one's service, what other nuts might suffice?

I hear you. Life is like that sometimes.