specialed

No its all open. Watch for RangerRick giving out parking tickets if you don't have your lame pay to play ass sticker.

IT IS CLOSED, NEXT TIME DO A SEARCH!

That 10c slab route to the left of givlers crack at l-worth. That shit has some skeery sections. Have to have some reassuring talks with yourself before commiting to those difficult fairly runout moves. EEE!

No its Rock and Rock. A mag about smoking crack and climbing.

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quote: Originally posted by erik: quote:Originally posted by specialed: How can anyone possibly claim one person is the "best rock climber in the world," yet the mags do it all the time CUZ THEY HAVE YET TO MEET ME!!! Yeah I heard The latest issue of Drinking and Climbing is doing a big feature story / profile on you.

How can anyone possibly claim one person is the "best rock climber in the world," yet the mags do it all the time

2nd Set Pembroke Pines, Fl. ?-?-'77. Terrapin>Wharf Rat>Morning Dew. Jerry had some extra good smack that night.

Looks like popular vote goes to Ballard, but since Tacoma has double the electorate votes as Seattle or the Eastside (don't ask me why) as defined in the CC.com constitution, Alki wins the poll. So much for democracy, but its the American way homes.

Terrapin > Wharf Rat > Morning Dew

10-4. Cross from Hale's. That place good.

Hattie's Hat sucks. Its dark. And smokey. Really smokey. and crowded with the pasty pseudo-hipster types.

25..... More days 'till Britney Spears comes to the Tacoma Dome!!!

quote: Originally posted by sidhayes: I cant believe you guys. All this rancor for posting smaller, easier mountain peaks on Summitpost? You are either kidding about all this or you have delusions of grandeur. I have news for you, I am not a big wall climber but rather a adequate free climber and mountaineer, and I can certainly whip all of your asses, in achieving the summit of real mountains while you are still frothing around on the approach, sucking wind. Sid Hayes Conquering all the real mountains of the desert southwest. Next summit attempt: a road trip to the forboding and dangerous Mt. Si via an alpine capsule-style attempt on the Southwest face. Apparantly he plans to add a sit start variation to the existing route, as if a repeat ascent of this route up the challenging behemoth wasn't enough!

I might actually be able to climb that boulder. If, ya know, I projected on it for a few days and put tick marks on all the holds and used my crashpad and all. Oh and if I had my rad Rasta knit cap on.

C3PO, R2D2?

quote: Originally posted by mtngrrrl: I've never been called old school before. I... I feel so... HONORED!! Oh wait, I actually DO own three sewn runners, and even with my big pile o' webbing, I guess I'm not quite there yet. Either old school or just too new to know any better

Just got off summithomo.com posting as IandI. What a bunch of wankers. Editing my shit. But I figured out how to get around it by adding an extra letter to my poddy mouth words (how you like that Karl!) or spelling them wrong. Fuckin instead of fucking. Ha!

"We don't just say no, we're to busy sayin YEAH!" -Eazy-E, N.W.A.

quote: Originally posted by Dru: Why dont you guys ever have house parties instead of going to the bar? The beer is cheaper at a house and you can smoke dope while you drink. Because that's what we do every weekend at the crag.

quote: Originally posted by pope: That's the only coffee-table book worth owning! I purchased a copy from Jim Phillips who, if you didn't know, sells books out of his house and can find just about anything you can think of. That's my favorite book! Its classic. Hard to find huh? I'm waiting to inherit my copy.

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quote: Originally posted by Retrosaurus: And if you think that's an issue then get back on the short bus. Back on it? I never got off it!

Pope, I was half-joking about the hippy shit. My old mans got this book called "Yosemite Climber" with a bunch of Bridwell-era dudes with long hair and bellbottoms styling burly shit in the valley. And of course, tied tubular webbing was the standard then. I just think its funny. I do also think tied slings are fairly obsolete. Of course its good to carry webbbing and cord of assorted length with you on multi-pitch climbs. But if thats all you use - you're way old school!

No dude that hippy earth whatever's the chump, not you.