thelawgoddess

i wish you had pictures, too. sounds like an awesome trip!

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: Dude, can't see it. WTF? type this in your browser: http://bootybanter.webusmax.com/ and hit return funny survey, that one -- something i never though about before!

quote: Originally posted by MF206er: ... he gets a little hyper and barks a lot, but he's never really a problem ... i LOVE dogs. i love all kinds of animals. but if people are complaining about your dog, it is obviously a "problem" to them. think of the many people who are annoyed and NOT complaining! any dog that barks a lot is annoying. and a hyper dog that isn't somehow under your control is not only inappropriate but downright rude. it is dogs like these (and the owners who can't keep them under control) that give dogs at the crags in general a bad name. i've met some really cool dogs at crags - they sit quiety by their owners and chill out, minding their own business and staying out of the way. but i've also seen a lot of "unruly" dogs, walking through people's gear, roughing it up with other dogs right near belay stations, etc. i don't think it's cute or funny. and i love dogs. but there are plenty who don't. just have some consideration for those around you ... and for the areas you are using.

i tried to onsight classic crack in leavenworth. i had just "aided" my first 5.9 crack lead (deception crack) ... but classic crack spanked me so hard i decided we'd spend the next day sport climbing at vantage. haven't been back to that damned crack yet ...

boy, some people truly are weird!

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: [QBSo you're looking for a battery-powered horsecock?[/QB] i like edible sausages, thank you!

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: are you lacking in the physical intimacy department? not hardly. just feeling like spending some quality time with myself on a glacier at high-altitude.

alright. all this talk of horsecock is making me hungry. now, i've had horsecock on many occasion ... and i've found that not all of them taste the same. some are yummy as shit ... but some just taste like shit. what's YOUR favorite kind?

quote: Originally posted by sk: I like power bars. They don't taste or have the texture of anything that exists in nature, but they are quite adictive... as far as gu goes... I must just not be hard core enough. I have never tried it i haven't tried it either, but i'm getting ready to. not only are power bars HEAVY, but when you carry them around on high-altitude glaciers they become useless for just about anything but licking and looking at in disdain.

quote: Originally posted by pete a: [QB]I've always wondered if anyone traveling solo on glaciers ... ever bothers bringing a shorty 8mm rope, tying it off to an anchor, crossing the bridge tied to the rope with a prussik or ascender, anchoring the rope once across the crevasse and then retrieving the first anchor. Seems overly complicated I guess ...[QB] this is one of the ideas i already had, and i am definitely planning to travel "equipped". it's really not so complicated, and i think the extra time will give more than a little extra peace of mind.

i'd be willing to donate a thong as well since my "crimpy" bras may not be so enticing.

trask, someone told me you are DIRTY OLD man ... and well, lately i've been raking 'em in pretty young.

don't think they're scheduled to play. how about ziggy m instead?

no, I SUCK. i got 2 right - heineken and sapporo. and i've never even tasted a sapporo. i'd like to know what this says about my personality ...

heh, heh. sk, i knew i liked you for a reason! for you, i can get 30. we know 15 is way too much time for men to know what to do with anyway!

i wish!!! in all honesty, i can crank when there's a rope to follow but when it comes to leading i'm still looking for my balls. how about if i get you a backstage pass and 15 minutes alone with sheryl crow? (j/k, sk!)

(try this link, sk: jimmyleg66) i never seen a canadian like that before!!!

i was going to wait about two weeks.

well, if you were me you'd do the third pillar.

quote: Originally posted by IceScrewed: If you're driving to SLC, it's worthwhile to break up the drive by detouring to City of Rocks. now THERE's an awesome idea!!! too bad i won't have a partner with me ...

quote: Originally posted by iceguy: Read the "Uemura" chapter in Wickwire's "Addicted to Danger"; some interesting stuff in there. Uemura-san used to climb solo with two bamboo poles tethered to his shoulders. oh, wait; don't have *that* one - thanks!

got that book, thanks. and i'll look up the thread ...

looking for some tr's ...

seems i just became one ... but i don't know if that's good or bad.