Dennis_the_Menace

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Shit happens. Sounds like they handled the situation well under the circumstances. Well = living or not dead

quote: Originally posted by greenfork:

Wasn't me. Elvis

100% behind you Mike. And for the record, I don't think you look like Stiffler from American Pie.

18 yr old Kelly Clark wins 1st US gold in half pipe [ 02-11-2002: Message edited by: Dennis the Menace ]

I personally like the curling competition. Man... I don't know how they keep from getting hurt. Not to mention the mental stress.

Update: Got the Arc Teryx Khamsin 30. Thanks for all the suggestions

Fell into a little mad money that the spouse does not know about and shopping for new pack. Small & lightweightNot to be used for planned overnight stay.Capable of carrying multi-pitch trad rack, and minimal essentials (water bottle, light WP jacket, first aid, etc)Minimal straps and gadgets on outsideCan double as light alpine pack or ice pack. (has ice axe loops or tubes) Been looking at the Black Diamond packs, zippo, ice pack, snow pack. Suggestions?

I wear a 14' aluminum ladder ala Vern Tejas

Intercourse, PA

Good articles on rescue organizations.

Never, never say too old (or too late) Climb on

Those mountaineers are queersexuals.

For alpine and ice climbing, are bibs really worth it? I keep going back and forth on whether to buy a pair. Should I just stick with my goretex and softshell pants? Long time listener, first time poster.

DL - Nuptse is a great coat, stick a piece of duct tape for the TNF symbol and no one will know.

Regardless of your main camera, always throw in at least one of those disposable cameras with as many exposures as you can get, as a backup. Gotten some great shots with these.

Gig Harbor has a nice library.

nalgene bottles with layers of duct tape and keeping loop

quote: Originally posted by Dru: ...at the Heartbreak Hotel with Blue Suede Shoes on. Elvis died constipated. EASY ON THE KING

Good for general mountaineering and glacier travel (in addition to the advertised vertical use)??

Looking for light weight alpine jacket/parka lighter than my MH exposure parka but heavier than the MH Grade 5, Waterproof/breathable, tough enough to take wet and windy conditions, handle an unplanned bivy, w/hood and less than $250.00. Suggestions?

Wearing crampons on concrete, now that would be stupid.

New with tags Patagonia Super Pluma Pants. Uni-sex Small (waist 28-30, inseam 30) Black. Retail is $199.00. Ship to you for $6.00. My non-negotiable price is $95.00. dyonkin@hotmail.com

There's a couple bigger pair on Ebay that look to be little used.