Cpt.Caveman

I use a hip belay all the time. Beckey told me once that he liked to use them a lot too. If it worked for him it's good enough for me.

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quote: Originally posted by sisu suomi: What the fuck get a life. This is this guy's personal(Adamson's) web page. No one and I mean no one is breaking anyone's arm to read someone else's web page. If you think you have a better idea do one of your and stop acting like a middle schooler. 99% of all this verbage just for fun anyway. You know something is amiss when Sisu Suomi replies hahahahha. That dude cracks me up. Sisu is your family in town still? Let's get into the mountains this weekend.. Send me an email I never see you online any more.

Maybe hobnailed boots will be manufactured again one day.

I propose the November 6 one to be at the: Issaquah Brew House 35 W. Sunset Way Suite C Issaquah, WA 98027-3843 Phone: (425) 557-1911 Brew Pub link: http://www.nwbrewpage.com/wabpubs/Issaquah.html [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 10-23-2001).]

At least you left one of the more technical vertical bushwhack routes for us to do next season [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 10-23-2001).]

First off bummer he lost his wallet! Death to the thieves! Second conrgrats Tell Brian to start drinking that water when he is dehydrated too. I do it all the time as long as it is not stagnated or have beavers living closely upstream. A real headlamp is pretty cool too as you probably noticed. Having good gear is one of the 5 T's of climbing well. Here's the only 4 that I can recall. I only posses Tools and Tenacity Tools Tenacity Talent Training

Antuan of Deuce Bigolo Male Gigolo comes to mind. I aint no man whore "Did you say steak?" -Lol-

Bastard!

quote: Originally posted by Ade: Perfect weather in the Gunks, NY. Lots of routes... steep... Yo Adrian, When I read this I think Ice! You are ice seeker I know it! What did you do?!

I vote for the first one in November to be held east. Is North Bend or Issaquah good Mike? I hope to meet The Wotan of Ballard as well as meet this elusive "Backcountry" [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 10-22-2001).]

quote: Originally posted by Sean Halling: That Mike Adamson guy sure is an ***hole. He's just some little punk....why if I had a beef with him I'd kick his *** and teach him a lesson. I know threatening and all I bet he's 4'8" and weight 85 pounds and gets scared climbing on The Tooth. Did you see his insulting inflammatory writing on it? "Scraping the Bottom of the tick list barrel"

quote: Originally posted by vkaspar: dont get me wrong I think alpinelite has some good humor (well, when you get through all the Javascript errors anyway). v You can disable those errors with your software..... Obviously you take too much stuff seriously and need to take a chill pill. Just remember this part: If you don't like it don't look at it! Gee what a concept. I think what most people's problem is they don't know Mike and take it too personal as you did. You never answered my previous question either. I bet there is some alternative reason you were so offended.....

The other one that rivals it is the Tarzan Awards !!!!!!

I find complete humor in that page! Maybe Mike will let me create one to put up there for the winter season Hahhahaha My guess is that you insulted Mike in a previous incident?! [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 10-22-2001).]

Only real wussies do it with ropes. Free solo is where it's at.

quote: Originally posted by sexual chocolate: Nice one, Matt Anderson. You're a lucky pup, hangin' in Red Rocks, 85 degrees. Here, it rained all weekend, didn't have a chance to get on anything. Didn't get on nothing? Ida swore I saw you and Lambone doin' the moondance on top of Mt Si this saturday. I had my camera and will post the evidence once I get my photos developed and scanned!

Gambling?

And then I would kick those gonads into outer space

Did your test work Bunkpoint?

Trust me James, If I could have made it I would have gone. White Caps on Colchuck Lake sounds interesting.

Little Si and then Dirt Slingin' Mike O. and I did the then slimy hand crack Mambo Jambo. Then we met Bruce over at WWall to get punked (round 3 for me arg!) on some overhang route I could barely hang on to. Lots of hanging on bolts and long belay sessions with Gri Gri device in order. After 1 session on his warmup I was done. Bruce made it to the chains on Technorigine. Sunday I shoveled dirt all day and went to a slide show. [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 10-22-2001).]

quote: Originally posted by forrest_m: and whats more, his most famous route? (drumroll please...) CAVEMAN M9+ (i'm not making this up) He obviously knows how to name his routes. Maybe if I meet him I can give him a lesson or three to get him over the edge and outclimb Stevie Haston next season. He'll have to bone up on his one arm curls

There is more rock somewhere else. I bet this Bill dude is probably hanging low nowadays. If not he might wanna. Looks like the scalpers are out!

And so most agree with what I think.... You find a comfortable boot then===>You spend the money then you get the boot. Top end or low end. Proving you can use leathers for vertical ice or glacier slogging. You can use plastics too for the same.