thelawgoddess

climbing ... mmm.

i saw one when the rep came by pms. it is "normal" biner-sized. pretty trippy looking.

s, i'm getting the same taunting. apparently colorado has received shitloads of freshies since we left. wtf? as soon as i get settled in squish i'll be more available to hit up some routes with ya.

mmm ... skiing.

that's a spectacular deal if they have the size you want. they fit big and wide, though. the 5.5 was too big for me to get a decent performance fit and i wear a 6.5 street shoe. sierra's great about taking returns though!

move to canada. hardly anybody around here gave any money to any of those bastards.

those dovals look pretty sweet.

fyi, the metolius xxl works wonderfully as a travelling bed. sleeps two not-too-tall people quite comfortably - no spooning required!

kook for sure.

i don't remember what we used a few years ago but i do remember there was the cheaper slow boat and then a more expensive fast boat that left from a different spot. sure is a long ride, but it's a nice place to hang out and chill though if you're into kicking it with your pals.

right on, dru! WOOT WOOT!

good times.

nice gettin' out there, jdog.

ew!

spray 'em (and yer crampons) with a little wd-40 when you get home from trips ...

after 6pm the parking on the streets is free. geez. i went, got the alumni discount, and really enjoyed will's presentation. good philosophy he lives by, that guy.

what about two-time alumni? do we get a discount? ;-)

if you are good at climbing partners you might try bottle pushing in camp 4 this summer.

mmm ... those pictures are getting me in the mood for some squishy rock!

well, maybe you think it's funny because [i'm assuming] you're not a homosexual. saying "you're gay" to someone may not have anything to do with that particular person's sexuality, but it certainly does have negative connotations that stem from homophobia. i can see the humor in it, but i also see the gross negativity ... and - if nothing else - it reeks of poor taste.

heh, heh.

sweet!

well put, j dog. i don't know why people think bc skiing is really more hardcore than lift skiing. maybe that depends where you're skiing but i've definitely done some bc stuff that isn't nearly as exciting as some of the stuff i've skied from the lift. and that said i've also done backcountry stuff that way rocks over anything i could ski inbounds - although some of that was technically lift-served as well. i guess it's all relative ... and subjective. call me strange but i love it all.

well, maybe 'cause rock is always there but snow ain't ... yo!