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Shut up Allison. Are you just frustrated in life, or are you naturally the type of person that prods and picks at people. Why don't you and I just not communicate, because I really don't like you at all.

Damn, Colin. It looks like you're rapidly heading to fame and a big name. One of the next super-stars of climbing?? Sweet!

bastards!

For the life of me, I don't understand why people have to bring their goddamned dogs into the mountains in the first place. The dogs frequently have an unsettling effect on other people and the wild animals indigenous to the area. I go into the mountains to get away from people, job, dogs, etc... The only animals I want to see out there are the natives. If people insist on bringing Fido into the mountains, than they must accept any and all consequences for their decision. Keep your damn dogs out of the mountains. [ 05-20-2002, 10:02 AM: Message edited by: trask ]

I agree to a point, SK, but if attacked by a dog, that dog needs to be neutralized first. You can't go around stomping people anymore unless you have deep pockets and plenty of free time for court.

I'm a dog guy. I've owned Labs since I was a little kid. But...on the trail, if threatened by a large dog, I take it as serious as being threatened by a bear or cat. If the situation escalates, I will take whatever measures are necessary to protect myself.

quote: Originally posted by allison: Cats RULE! I hear they taste like chicken. I'll have to try some soon.

quote: Originally posted by chris_w: She stopped him before hitting the ground. He didn't look too happy. Women drivers.

What's your point? I generally don't get involved in the fray. When you decide to drink at Smokey Point, I'll be there.

Wouldn't work timmy...there's too many chiefs around here

Matt, that makes perfect sense to me. I think most of these wankers just like to stir the pot and have the "traditional Monday Pube Club argument". Goofballs.

I appreciate all the kind offers and words. But, it's not my birthday...I just said it was buy Trask a present day. Dwayner, I hope I haven't hurt your feelings, considering how sensitive you are. I just like to keep within the spirit of things and Caveman is always egging me on. Peace

Ouch! Now that's cold, my brother.

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Heh Lammy, ready to step up to a 7 series yet? Varoom, varoom, vroom!

So what are you fucker's getting me?

Heh Stormin Norman, you mean to tell me you were worried about a little precip?? Shame on you.

quote: Originally posted by Attitude: This has been a much friendlier place without Cpt. Caveboy around. No Shit! No death threats in a week!

Classic example of Shit For Brains

I have the Khamsin 38, and though I'm not a climber, I do go off-trail and sorta scramble up to the glaciers and high camps and shit. I tend to scrape the pack in rocks, and slide alder, and devil's club, and throw the fucker around. No failures of any kind in two years of abuse. end of endorsement...arcteryx should send me a shirt or something [ 05-17-2002, 09:10 AM: Message edited by: trask ]

Well you're barking up the wrong tree here, as Trask is a good boy that's quite shy, polite and reserved.

Are you hittin' on me little girl?

I rode my Harley to work.

That's the dumbest joke I've ever heard. You're blond aren't you, SK?

I looked at those go-lites and they will tear in a heartbeat. I can't imagine using one for climbing; gentle trail backpacking, maybe. Another reletively light pack line that does it all is Arcteryx' Khamsin series...specifically the Khamsin 38. Light AND strong.