klar404

I gotta say i've gleened a honey bucket mug as well as a t-shirt from a dude. I got hit on more than usual ( being the stallion I am)wearing that shirt. Most of the women asked me if I worked there. My usuall response was " smell my finger". Here's a couple pins that would make excellent climbing stickers! cheers!

its easy! just bike up the Hoh at night before ranger Rick and his lovely side-kick catch you! Stash the bikes and hike to your delight! Surmount the said mountain and return in the evening on a FINE singletrack. Oh, wait, that would be breaking the law. And I'm a chunkasour.

quote: It's all a bunch of tree huggin' hippie crap! Eric Cartman

yeah, and i've posted it before, but i gotta say it! "I peed in the the tube!". The only valid response I've read on a summit. Other than " who's got the crack?" on the summit of pilchuck. I've never seen a summit register on really rough peaks. terror or (he blushes) goblin. go grab a goblin!

I don't know where this dude had his fall but I was a total dumb ass last weekend and punched in a moat, unroped, and fell 15 feet on to a snow plug. Rock on my right( no helmet) deep BLACK hole behind me.Sunglasses and Ice ax sitting in front of me in a cute little pile.And I was on 'friken Monte Cristo peak! I think Its the fact that I let my gaurd down 'cause I was on a "easy" peak that's close to home.I really want that to be the reason. My partner was more shook up than I was about the thing 'cause the last time he was climbing his buddy almost got waxed by a huge rockfall on Dragontail. I've been climbing for over 12 years. You would think I would know. All it takes is ONE stupid move. I don't really care if somebody starts a thread or whatever on accidents but I felt I needed to relate my idiocy. [ 07-29-2002, 03:40 PM: Message edited by: klar404 ]

De rock de la rattlesnake is underwater for awhile. If you bring a brush and some lungs, there are some problems hiden in the woods up the hill a bit. A friend and I put up a v0--- that we called " polishing a turd " a couple of weeks ago. Dig, and report back!

I just thought this would be a lovely post to test my avatar in! Bu-bye!

I'm at five hours and I can't seem to remove my gut! With the help of this forum and a new diet I to can be one of the comfortable people!

Britney eat yer heart out! http://www.degraeve.com/cgi-bin/pic.cgi?p=20020718.jpg

uh is just me or does Ken Schram looks like he needs to cut back on the bottle? Drinky the crow or what?

quote: I'm putting over 15 hours in the saddle now so I have be safe otherwise I'll end up splattered on the road eventually.uh... your riding 15 hours a day Jon?!?! you've been riding 15 years? I'm confused, but thats normal. Attitude, yeah bike lanes are dumb but kinda nice if you ride a bike and want to risk the occasional intersection confusion. Lets put it this way: you get saftey most of the time and then scary danger for a few minutes!

i've pushed my little bicycle to downtown for over three years. And if it rains I take the shame train ... er bus.Cars DO blow. But they have mass AND momentum.Never talk on a cell phone and bike like the flint I saw yesterday!Never trust a car. It Will kill you!

I know there are other threads about this... but I thought it was important enough that people might like to hear about it. His obit is in the seattle times today or at this link: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/obituaries/134494208_robinsobit16m.html I was never on the same page as this man but I also know that he had more personality than many you run into at the crags. Even though I rarely climb at Vantage anymore, I know it will never be the same without this flavor. [ 07-17-2002, 03:56 PM: Message edited by: klar404 ]

Relax primo! it's all good when you want it to be good. Now offline, that was a WHOLE different deal alltogether. Translate = onlime safe for 5.8 runout leader. Offline = safe for 5.9 runout leader. My own PEARSONAL views and interpolations.

I climbed this route 'bout 5 years ago and thought it was pretty fun. We came in from the Baker side and did a *$'d up bushwack from near where you approack Lake Wiseman. We hiked offtrail for an hour and a half only to find a new trail that had been punched in to the valley! Idiots! we camped right below the route. The thing I remember the most was the incredible scrambling when you got near the top and cruised over toward Boot lake. That lake is purrty. I guess I have no idea 'bout access other than that trip was a long two days. The other route sounds more realistic.

FISH ON!!!!I'd like to reel in this flounder, but it would't be fair watching him decompress on the dock! This wasn't written by me, but it's aimed at you DENNIS!peace quote: Let's get a few things straight kids, a true flamer at least has a general idea of how the english language works and uses it to get his point across in amusing and/or in at least half-assed eloquent ways. For instance, stating remarks like " suck my cock " and " you fucking gay lamer " as well as possibly " fuck this fuck that fuckety fuck fuck " just shows that persons immaturity and inexperience. When it comes down to flaming, the intelligent flamer doesn't need that shit because he doesn't need to, the punks and people wanting the attention over use those words because they are worthless and weak and most importantly...they just do not have the vocabulary...period. Basically they are idiots who know a few curse words. Ignore those kind of idiots, they just want the attention that society will not give them in real life as they are very likely ugly and stupid and quite possibly inbred. Now don't get me wrong, a well placed fuck is a welcome thing, but in general the twits who over use the term and that is all they have ammunition-wise are a waste of time. They are not flamers, they more or less need to be pitied and are too fucking ( << well-placed fuck ) stupid to realize it. In general, they are very easy to beat in a flame war.

great site! But, IMHO the sw ridge of N Nesakwatch Spire was not the greatest climb. I would wait until the info that dru posted a couple of days ago comnes through. I looked at the granite that was up there and its the clean machine!

quote: We had achieved our goal and we now felt like we had proved our manliness. quote: its shaped like this ^ at times of the ye a r you have to straddle it to get across. Each side promises sudden death (no exaggeration). This guy wins for the best Herb ( as in Tarlic) award of the year! And, by the way, the guest book is down! Did one of you prix send him a link to this thread?

Lunch? I was expecting a pick-nick!

I'd PM you anytime baby! An I love them slick lookin' scuba suits!

nice shots of Gunn an' shit. I' heard tales told that peak 5760 is also provisonally named Black peak. Never climbed to the summit, but did some nice tower climbing between Merchant and "Black" 'bout ten years back. The se face of Merchant is a fine winter climb with plent of vairiblity and 01% brush. cheers

a buddy an I tried gunslinger last august. O.K. rock ( for the cascades ) for the first two pitches. Third pitch was a #4 camelot crack ( I say two pieces) for about 20 feet with a slab fall. Biggest we had was a #3. You can have the gear we left rapping off . Ouch!

I HAVE to say the Amber thing is Hi-larious! Bring back snoop eric! It's the shitz!

cartman: if some girl tried to kick my ass I'd be like... heh! you stop dressing me up like a mailman an makin' me dance for you while you go and smoke crack in your bedroom and have sex with some guy i don't even know on my dads bed! kyle:cartman, what the hell are you talking about?! cartman: I'm just saying your a little wuss, thats all you bastards! [ 05-08-2002, 03:56 PM: Message edited by: klar404 ]

it's all a bunch of tree huggin' hippy crap!