Lambone

what have you been waiten for sucker...this shits old news by now... I'll get my chance after you haveta get your fat ass hauled outa BC! [ 08-01-2002, 03:50 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

trask, buy your fat women a feathered friends 750 fill coat and no one will be able to tell the difference!

nice hiku trask... this belongs in a different thread, but... yeah your probably right. Yet our third partner had synthetic and was relatively warm (and soaked) the whole time. the bibler didn't colapse in the wind (or I wouldn't be writting this), but I think it did have a lot to do with our moisture problems. anyway, kiss it sucka

yeah erik, down can fuck you...especialy in the summer. but I have to admit that my FF "Big Blue" has hooked me up many a cold winter night. just to be fair, I have a Western Mountaineering down bag that kicks ass over all. but come to think of it...I have decided to sell it all for cheap heavy synthetic...any takers?

quote: Originally posted by Crackbolter: In case you can't afford a Feathered Friends jacket, they have a deal for you! Take a look: http://www.featheredfriends.com/sale_pages/salevst.htm http://www.featheredfriends.com/sale_pages/salejkt.htm These jackets are 750 fill down and perfect for you hard core climbers! Layer these under a shell or use them as a shell on their own. You must be an employee... I get it, colin is crackbolter...sweet! your busted dude...

quote: Originally posted by CaptainCrag: I bet John Roskelly would call you an idiot to your face and tell you to stay home next time. I don't care who flames...you can't touch me so fuck off in advance... since this discussion has opened to spray... Gimme one reason why I should give a fuck what Jon Roskelly would say to me, and how the hell do you know in the first place? If your idea of success is what other people think of you, well I think you got bigger problems than I do my friend. If you think I do care about what others think of me or my climbing, would I have shared all this information with you all? I'll quote the great Alex. "The best climber is the one having the most fun." He never passed any judgement on those whom he carried off the mountain on his back...even went to visit them in the hospital. In my opinion, what makes a great climber is not measured by success, but how they handle failure. And I'm sure any great mountaineer such as John Roskelly would agree. Good day Mr. Fuck off in advance. Oh, and thanks flebflebfleb! I'd go climbing with you just so I could yell "OFFF BELAY FLEBLEBLEB!!!" [ 08-01-2002, 03:33 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

Lambone is back to his old self. Lick this Trask

jus to clarrify, thats not what happened on our trip. we made a group decision and I was out voted.

only? sweet...there ya go!

The Tetons

Ok, you got me wonderin...how do the little x-game wannabes move?

there are plenty of hardcore chicks who would have led my sorry as down in that white out, I just don't climb with any of them. give my fiance a year or two and she'll do the job just fine...

This is Lambone's new (and first) Avatar, since some bastard stole Lambones password and changed it... mtngrrrl, Yeah, I pretty much assume that I'll never be able to find a climbing partner from cc.co again, but oh well. I thought people should know how it happened to us, so maybe they can avoid the same stupid mistakes. As I look back, I think damn...we were only pinned down for two and a half days. But lemme tell you, 72 hours trapped in a tiny wet tent with three people seems like an eternity. Our persception and thought processes were distorted from cold, lack of food, and claustrophobia. It's true we wanted outa there, and were scared shitless, and we all decided we needed help to get down safely. Now, safe at home we all agree that we wish we would have just sucked it up and waited for the weather to clear. Oh, and one more thing about the chopper that I faild to mention before. It wasn't called in from Ft. Lewis for an evac until we were safely down at Boulder Basin. We insisted that we were perfectly ok to walk out on our own, but the thirty or so rescuers were so exited to ride in a Chinook that they didn't even listen to us....go figure. It was worth it just to watch the army guy pick my fiance up and chuck her into the chopper like she was a backpack [ 08-01-2002, 09:34 AM: Message edited by: Space Jug ]

A friend of mine just returned from Catedral peak, he said it was realy cool up there. Bring a fishin pole.

I feel obliged to remind you that I didn't make the phone call. I let the members of my party aware of the implications of such an action, and told them that I did not support the idea of asking for assistance. At that point I stepped out of the leadership role and let the group decide how to go about it. Once they made the call I supported their descision. To their credit, they were very calm and collect on the phone. They gave the 911 dispatchers honest information about our situation and told them that we were ok, but if conditions pesisted much longer things could get bad. Were were out of options as far as getting warm, I couldn't think of any more tricks other than an I-tent wrestling match. From that point it was out of our hands and after a risk assesment the Sherrif's department made the desicion to mobilize a rescue. Had information been accuratly passed between both parties through the 911 midleman, things may have worked out differently. Anyway, I coul go on and on. Chatting with you all is helping me bring this crazy experience down to earth a bit. And I thank you all. Now my thoughts are on others less fortunate then us this past weekend. Peace out.

Hmmm...Bone sure did turn into a prick all of a sudden. I wonder what gives

Info Charlie: your name oughta be gay cowboy cause that's exactly what you are. You homosexual bareback rider.

Trask I'm fed up with you and all the other jokers on this site. You all can kiss my ass. In fact why don't you come down to the gym and make an appointment to lick my hole. I'll have my army, you have yours!

LET'S TAKE A POLL... HOW MANY PEOPLE THINK CAPT. CAVEMAN, CHARLIE AND ERIK HAVE GAY SEX TOGETHER. ONE VOTE HERE.

quote: Originally posted by chucK: Not me Attitude!!! You "going light" nutz are accidents waiting to happen!!! And Lambone, buy (or steal from VW) a goddamned altimeter and GPS and bring two sets of extra batteries next time. Plus a spare phone. Since when do gym climbers use altimeters?

quote: Originally posted by Dwayner: Several observations: You should have done this on Mt. Rainier instead. Then Big Lou would have scrambled up there in half an hour, thrown all three of you in his giant Jansport expedition pack (plus your gear). I understand that he carries a lighted wood stove, a snack bar and a soda machine in there so you would have been O.K. In fact, he would have had to talk you into leaving the pack when he reached the Paradise Parking Lot. He would have set you down gently in the Glacier Lounge in the Paradise Inn, where he'd round up some Irish Coffee for the group and let you know that "The Mountain was really showin' off!" with the weather and such. You'll offer to pay for the coffee's but Lou will wink and say..."Don't worry about it...the mountains don't care." Yup...you should been on Rain-Dawg. Also...did you and the girls use blue-bags? If so, you'd better have hiked them out or handed them to the first friendly ranger. (You're lucky you weren't with "pope"...he'd have gone on top of your sleeping bag if there was so much as a small breeze outside the tent.) Oy! It should never happen twice! I'll agree with RURP...your nasty self needs a big ole beer and a burger! - Dwayner Dude, that was post 666...coincidence? Dwayner is the devil!

Still, I think Twight says use Synthetic... The thing with Twights philosophy is that you either use it all out, or don't use it at all. We would have been ok if we had remembered to buy Gu before we left.

I think spraying in the past has given me bad karma that led to my sort of shitty weekend. So I have given it up. From now on I wil only spray on eric, and Caveman...as long as he doesn't threaten to kill me again. Have a fun climb, and don't slip. [ 07-31-2002, 04:21 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

quote: Originally posted by sayjay: quote: If it had been with one of my regular (ie. experienced male) climbing partners, no we would have never considered calling. an experienced female wouldn't do the trick, eh.... no, I just don't have any regular female partners besides my fiance...