Lambone

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so what...it's not like it wont happen anyway. Like I said, if you don't want people to know about it, keep your mouth shut. Don't tease us.

dude she's right there, black hair, pink tank-top...try again.

hey, so far there have been two new routes posted on this board, yet neither of the first assencionists are revealing where they are. WHAT THE HELL IS UP WITH THAT!? Nothing pisses me off more. If you want to spray about your new route, cool go for it, but don't spray and just leave us wondering, that's bullshit. If secrecy is your thing then just keep your mouth shut in the first place. my .02$ [ 07-24-2002, 01:26 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

the tools are availiable these days to climb such cracks clean sans bolts...if you want to do it, just go spend the $

or at the climbing gym...

what ever happened to the good old caveman... DIE MOFO DIE

quote: Originally posted by carolyn: [QB]However, I did have a problem with it a few weeks ago which caught me off guard. I had left the stove open to cool and kind of forgot about it. An hour or so later I went to light it and... BIG FLAMES...EVERYWHERE! I saw a guy blow up his tent that way once, with him and his partner and all their gear in it. It was the funniest thing I've ever seen in the mountains.

quote: Originally posted by gapertimmy: i'm sure i've asked this one before, i'm tired of my whisperlite cloggin up on me, who out there has iso-butane canister stoves, the simple spark it up 'kind, which ones light, lemme here some war stories! maybe i should go with chunks of sterno, or burn my wild turkey Throw the fuckin thing away tim...you'll never go back. I am a happy converter who has seen the light!

they are called alien offsets, or HB offsets... If the placements are to thin for a free climb, then it should be left for aid climbers...

Damn, I didn't realize you were that cute carolyn...whats up with that gaper your hangin on there...loser. send me a pm and I'll show you what climbing is all about!

it begins...if there are posibilities, there shouldnt be bolts, period

no, big colas 'o dank bud

harsh tokes bro...jeeze too bad we can't all be as cool as you...

quote: Originally posted by AlpineK: huh But, I should mention that he did a great job on the trees for a decent price.

oh you woulda done the same thing... your not foolin anyone with that goodytwoshoes attitude

PS- I logged it out for you.

Scott, Be sure to log out when using the computers in the campus library. Caveman allready knows it wasn't you. We were gunna try and mess with you big time, but I decided it wasn't a good idea and cavey wasn't too interested. Don't be pissed, I could have done much worse, and it was all in good fun. You can get me back sometime if you see me loged on a library computer... Peace

quote: Originally posted by Dennis Harmon: I've always wondered what whould happen one day when someone's toilet plugs up and they're desperately trying trying to un-plug it, and go on the inter-net to try to find a plumber...but can't find one...because they're all on the internet. Interesting idea, eh? Dennis Harmon Funny you mention that... I hired a guy to cut my trees once, raced home from school to meet him here at the schedualed time, and found that he was at home on his computer spraying on this site!

Hey Norman Clyde, Do you still carry that Ice axe with the really long wooden shaft? You know, the one that goes up to your armpits. I allways thought it looked pretty badass in those black and white pictures. [ 07-23-2002, 11:37 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

Find one of the many threads he posted on today and send him a personal message. It is the little icon with two guys passing eachother an envelope. Or click on todays active topics, scroll down and click on the one that says "WA pass anyone?" Posted by Greg W. Good Luck...inernet hardman. [ 07-23-2002, 11:33 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

Plan on steep snow at the top of the cascadian. and be sure to veer right at the shoulder as indicated in the becky photograph. Have fun!

For all those who skipped reading through that babble, here are the highlights... quote: Originally posted by kainsacad: TRIP REPORT I had installed six pros up to that point and the very last one caught my fall twice. This is the proper application of rope and pro. Most of his placements were passive chucks several in a row. I learn by trial and error with a safe approach, in other words I put climbing safety devices into proper and real use. Those who look to get themselves a clean climb like driving down a highway cannot be in the same league as I am. I don't want to get in the middle of this, but I couldn't resist. Climb on kainsacad, and don't let the bad ones get you down, good days out are sure to follow. Bad partners come and go, but the good ones last forever. For more information on proper and real chuckcraft, cunsult Royal Robbins' manual, "The art of Chuckcraft" I think Matt has a copy. Spray and be sprayed upon my friend...hey, are you that guy from the Billings Montana, the one who endured bloody feet on the Granite Peak expidition? [ 07-23-2002, 11:26 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

this is pretty funny

it's a very cool route, thet'll have a blast. one thing worth mentioning, hope its not too late...we had a 60m rope. I vaugely rememberthe first rapple being almost 100 ft, but I'm not exactly sure.