Cpt.Caveman

Many climbs attempted and climbed during the winter are going to be difficult. Pick your poison if you want to go that route

NF Inspiration looks good Red Beckey book in southern Picket Range. I've never heard of anyone climbing it except the guys who climbed it first but I would bet $ it's a classic [ 11-18-2002, 11:53 AM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

I think Godzilla is a fine route. Lots of pitches are good in WA. Just to happens that one is right off the ground and easy to approach. Which has some appeal with many people including me. I still think the Saggitarius to the Ringing Flake is cooler but hey it's only an opinion.

I embrace ice farming. Bring it on. Playground style. Attack with ice tools

I have had tendonitis a few times. The only remedy for me seemed to be stretch stretch stretch and also not to climb or use the muscles effected too many days in a row at a strenuous rate. Rest days every now and then will help. Often when I am more fit and climbing better it can be more difficult to know how hard I am stressing my muscles. Thus it was harder for me to tell when I needed to take it easy. Just some thoughts.

quote: Originally posted by Son of Caveman: Ya want to talk about love loss, they 86'ed trask . Likely a database corruption issue.

For those that missed the sunday morning cartoons

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Not sure. Highlander would have to answer that one.

quote: Originally posted by thelawgoddess: stupid filtered internet. i'm not allowed to visit that link. it'll have to wait until i'm back at work ... that or i'm REALLY not cool! YOu have to remove the parentol controls

I'll be riding freshiez on sunday.

Psuedo West Nile computer virus. Blood will ooze from the edges of your monitor screen and out of the keyboard crevasses.

Mine is the best and totally original

quote: Originally posted by chucK: Please someone tell me what this does. As Cap'n knows, I need beta. I am afraid to try anything myself. It will infect your computer with a virus

I'll take the job for 90$ an hour

New spray of the day

I'll dare to be the weatherman until saturday there in the Enchantments- Cloudy skies. 80-90% chance of precipitation every day. Snow level 4000 feet el. Windy at times. Some wind gusts reaching 30 miles an hour on ridge crests. Temps ranging from low tenties at night to high 30s mid day (even lower at upper elevations). 70% chance of seeing a snaffle near the south face of prusik and around Nada Lake. 75% Chance of mountain goats on or around Snow Creek Wall. 5% chance of seeing a bear.

Maybe he was also writing up the marine corps shithouse tennis - (left wall) --------- (right wall) Look left --------- Look left [ 11-13-2002, 12:31 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

Doesnt the nose of el crap face south?

Hey Chepe what is an Oogity Boogity?!

Hillwalkers alps are fun and often just as physically demanding as a technical route. I've seen vertical ninjas wither and croak on hillwalking alps because they could not carry a pack. [ 11-13-2002, 12:18 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

Doodle

Old Settler-

Is that the strive to be a loser tax idea. I agree with the make less pay less idea. But things can be more complicated than that. [ 11-13-2002, 08:57 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

Looks pretty cool and short to me. My fav is the Tilman part-In the same year, in Houston's words, he and British climber Bill Tillman "went on a picnic" and found the route by which the world's tallest peak, 29,035-foot Mount Everest, was first climbed three years later. Tilman kicked so much ass over anyone nowadays it's funny. Cheers to Bill Tilman's adventures