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  1. G-spotter

    Merry Christmish

    "No work, no eat" - Hyakujo
  2. Oh, you think the butt dildo rest is totally legit? sickie
  3. Same guys that chain the handle to handle and sit on the lower pick for a no-hands rest in the Cineplex.
  4. Cuckoo?
  5. That said, Rambles and Icy BC are in
  6. None of you dimwits read my link did you.
  7. There's some info on it on here in a thread from 2001 or so if you search back far enough
  8. http://www.thebmc.co.uk/Feature.aspx?id=4064
  9. G-spotter

    epic hangover

  10. What's the difference between a mountain guide and bonds? Bonds will eventually mature and make money.
  11. G-spotter

    epic hangover

    the spraying about it on the internet stage.
  12. RIP IT UP LOL http://www.skizee.ca/
  13. Those are the same Ukranian guys who make the sketchy plastic nuts.
  14. What a strange definition of free soloing you have.
  15. Ice climber falls though ice, swept downstream, trapped under ice, manages to break himself out with his ice tool, and gets rescued by hikers!
  16. and the other guy: Henri Grivel, 1932. Added frontpoints to the 10-point Eckenstein design. Front points plus ice tools = modern ice climbing as opposed to stepcutting. So thanks to those two visionaries. Next best would be the guys at DMM who put the bend in the shaft of the Predator (instead of the grip) in the 1990s.
  17. Hamish MacInnes. Older Scottish climbers like WH Murray had shortened ice axes for easier chopping, or even used a slater's pick, but MacInnes was the first to really investigate the properties of the spike. "The Message" was his first ice tool, invented for personal use, with a heavy hammerhead and steel spike, in... yes it was... 1940. Same guy later took the steeply dropped pick and came up with the Terrordactyl.
  18. Garibaldi Neve traverse. Three days, two nights, huts each night.
  19. Don't you mean IsolationedSnow?
  20. That little cutout T-slot for the draw webbing on the Trango is going to work oddly with a harness gear loop/clipper for racking screws, I would think
  21. Most table salt is supplemented with iodine. Unless your diet is exclusively based around sea salt/kosher salt/some other spendy salt rather than table salt, it's unlikely you are iodine deficient unless you are also sodium deficient.
  22. That's exactly why I am never going to click out to your blog or anyone else that provides these dumbass no-content click-here-to-read-more links
  23. And then you get your own Encyclopedia Dramatica page, which is definitely NOT WORK SAFE: http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Douglas_Spink
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