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Fairweather

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  1. You, sir, are a liar, a shill, and a neanderthal. quite meaningless when used out of all context and despite any logic, which, as you know very well, wasn't the case when I have addressed these adjectives at you (I bet it'll happen again). Do you need a reminder of how these epithets applied to what your wrote here? (by opposition to your baseless hateful rhetoric?) I feel like I am talking to a child. Is that why you're writing like one? Reading your tortured sentences is utterly agonizing. Please, take a class--or something.
  2. The TRs to which I'm referring aren't climbing trips in any sense of the word. Disneyworld TRs anyone?
  3. You, sir, are a liar, a shill, and a neanderthal.
  4. Walking 4 blocks in the snow would be TR-worthy for a certain poster here. Macros of an ice-encrusted bus fender and a frozen pothole would follow his gripping account. On the other hand, j_b's shame of such elitist pursuits would prevent him from sharing his tale.
  5. Skis: 167cm, excellent condition w/no scratches on bases or tops. Bindings: excellent condition, mediums. Skins: BD Ascensionists, 70mm, uncut, excellent condition. (old, fold-over tip style) $300/offer PM me if interested.
  6. Your darkness is a more benign, albeit still pathetic variety. I suspect TTK will eventually get himself banned--without too much help from others here.
  7. By several accounts now, he's a miserable human being--not only here, but in person as well. How does someone become so obnoxious that they even manage to get their own trip report pulled? What's more, why would he refuse to apologize for recently threatening to "fuck my wife in the mouth"? Talented? Maybe, but not very smart at all. His pedantic style notwithstanding, his word structure, and even his spelling, indicate someone with some serious gaps in their education. An engineer? Maybe, but not a good one, I suspect. I do not like him, nor do I have any desire to meet him. He and I have nothing in common--other than the sickness that this website feeds. Don't feel guilty about the disgust that this poor excuse for a human being evokes. You're not alone.
  8. Fat peeple r slo lerners, I guess.
  9. Does anyone who is too dumb to spell a word in the title of their own thread still have a right to use it?
  10. I'd say that cc.com has some issues to work out--with a certain friend of yours.
  11. When is cc.com gonna reign this guy in?
  12. Misogyny and racism all wrapped into a single premise. How nice.
  13. Apparently j_b is the only one who hasn't noticed.
  14. This is a "mechanized form of transportation." How far should Wilderness Watch take their literal (and silly) interpretations of The Wilderness Act?
  15. Really? Please, do share.
  16. Let's compare her academic resume to, say, yours... But FW, j_bot is a *scientist*!! He Googles. He opines.
  17. Let's compare her academic resume to, say, yours...
  18. Your statement here says more about you than her. I am endlessly amused by the left's general lack of self-reflection when the topic turns to misogyny. An evangelical outlier? Sure. "Lack of brainpower?" Why would you say this?
  19. Hoverboards will be banned from Wilderness Areas.
  20. Yes, it's evidence that deep green-dogmatists are losing former supporters.
  21. Advocacy for preservation is waning in your head. That's about the extent of it. Might I suggest you keep your spray in Spray? In other words, you have no evidence to substantiate your self-serving drivel. I posted some above. Again, I'm going to respectfully ask you to keep Spray in Spray.
  22. Imagine the righteous indignation that would be projectile-vomiting out of Choada and ZimZam's respective holes had these families been dope-addled, smelly Occupy Wall Street protesters forced to kneel at gunpoint before The Man.
  23. The Wild Sky debate comes to mind. Ditto the Mount Hood Wilderness additions. Wild Olympics is meeting organized resistance from former allies as well. Recent op-eds by former reliables back your premise as well. My point is that if traditional and non-extractive access equals advocacy--which I believe to be true--then the strategy of deep ecologists is short sighted. http://www.seattlepi.com/local/connelly/article/Greens-want-bigger-national-park-Fine-let-2197242.php#ixzz1chOVB3sb
  24. Advocacy for preservation is waning in your head. That's about the extent of it. Might I suggest you keep your spray in Spray?
  25. I recall a massive blow down in the Alpine Lakes about 20 years ago that blocked large portions of the Icicle Ridge(?) trail. When the local USFS land manager sent crews up to clear it with chainsaws the following summer, ALPS threatened to file a lawsuit under the "motorized" (actually, mechanized) prohibitions of the Wilderness Act that you mention. Fair enough. The USFS manager, following the letter of the law, instead sent his crews in with hand drills and DYNAMITE. ALPS promptly withdrew their complaint.
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