Figger_Eight

the assist AND the score!

The more you climb, the more comfortable you are running out the distance between pieces. You'll also find out that sometimes it is safer to climb a little further to find a good rest to wiggle in a piece rather than get pumped out in a bad spot. It all comes with experience though. Most people are more hesitant on lead than when they're on top-rope. You aren't the only one.

I'm not trask but I hear that... especialy if you happen to be wearing a short skirt There's a story waiting to be told...

Beating up 20 americans would be the same as beating up 35 canucks?

I just found out that Tyler Hamilton crashed out of the race with a busted collarbone. That sucks.

That's fucked up.

That's the place I go when I want to remind myself how fat and stupid most american are.

The Olympics only seem so suck simply because the North Cascades are on the other side of the water. If you're coming from the flatlands it'll be paradise. Welcome to Washington

Ouch...that's why I like my gri-gri

The chances of one going are indirectly proportionate to the amount of time they spend thinking about it.

I did the overland approach a few years ago and remember it being a 'mellow' 13 miles. I'd like to try the ferry next time, just for some variety.

Food at the O.P. is pretty darn good.

Which is appropriate since he was one of the first suckas to fall for the Amber thread.

she's too butch to be Erik

Those mid-west guys are pretty proud of themselves

Sweet sequence:

I be there tomorrow...

Obviously not an alpine climber

I dunno...small file sizes travel pretty fast even on old 14.4 dial ups.

What'd you do? Fall of your barstool last night?

It's good. That new Gu with caffeine is even better. They just need to start making caffeinated horsecock now.

Yeah...but Native Americans didn't need to seek adventure by wandering onto big glaciers in whiteouts.