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  1. Everyone has some limits. I backed off scrambles more than once. Who cares. Just doob it
  2. quote: Originally posted by KeithKSchultz: Oh. Are you suposed to wear descent shoes there? Nah go barefoot
  3. Squire ROck is the best. Crisco Slab and gumby death harness land. How about that guys aussie rappelling off his gear loops
  4. What up butt nugget. Nice site.
  5. Good for you I am gonna chop some stuff up
  6. quote: Originally posted by panther: I had a wife once...she hated Captain Caveman....she hated climbing...she hated the army...bitch got de-exed for some Camalots. Hehehehe hilarious. At least you got some good pro for da deal !
  7. Philfort is this an avypoodle http://praxis.etla.net/~philfort/Jove/Jove.html
  8. Nope
  9. I disagree with Erik. Fossil is ever changing: Not with mass amounts of development but with holds. They seem to fall of everywhere changing ratings
  10. I think there is some sandstone slabs near Wilkeson. Ask Lucky .....
  11. [ 01-10-2002: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]
  12. Man Dwayner I think Jules likes you ooh baby Trying out some new emoticons here!
  13. quote: Originally posted by danielpatricksmith: You must not judge yourself by the summits you have attained or how hard you climb but rather by how hard you spray. That's right! Working on 3000 and Drul's out looking at landslides so he falls behind
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  15. Stick around keep doobin it.
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  17. Oh yeah first time I climbed Snow Creek Wall I did not bring descent shoes. I figured ah what the heck I can walk down in my rock shoes. Tedious pain and needless time wasted. I unclipped from the anchors once at the top of Reptiles and Amphetamines too. Good thing I did not lean back eh!
  18. Another time I was approaching up another ice climb on "easy terrain". I dinner plated a chunk into my upper forehead and bled on the ice. Where the fuck was my helmet ?- in my pack still. I have a similar Vantage story. What a fucking cherry I was hahahahha. Except I did pull on the bolts heheheheh. I still do too
  19. I dont know man but Lambone and Crack did not make a report. Check out CASBC at http://casbc.bivouac.com/ice0102.htm#CURRENT Lambone and Crack climbed Synchronicity and Carl's Berg last weekend. I am heading up this weekend. Will let you know what it's like.
  20. Man you must have been the coolest dude around that day Too bad it wasn't some hot chick huh
  21. Chopped into my 9 mil edelweiss while toproping ice. Witness - Sisu Suomi heheheh. I said "hey lower me and really fast!". Held fine but definitely spooky since I had only one rope. Now I only TR with fat or 2 ropes. I think he was taking in while I was swinging and the 2 collided. It's obvious who would win between rope and axe You missed it Will you could have been there for that but you were toying around with you White Trash Cadillac
  22. I'll see you down in Arizona Bay
  23. I think I have found that ice is good somewhere near 25 degrees F. It's really plasticy and not so brittle making for easier tool and screw placements. Last month it was around that temp and ice had running water on top. Looked really brittle from below but when I went up there and sunk my tools in it they sunk into the butter As far as ice changing and possibly at a rapid rate well I think that yes ice does dictate when you get good pro and bad like freeclimb9 sez. Still ice climbing is dangerous but some hazards can be carefully calculated or prepared for and some obviously not. Be safe fellow ice warriors
  24. Clingon, we dont like your type around here. Go jump in a lake.
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