G-spotter

Can you spell these out for me? 1) don't get caught Hope that helps.

Ya that west face ledge is a pile.

http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/book.php?id=64

Bouldering next to a cold lake.

I can't get that pic to fit on this screen, it's too big!

It almost always drops fresh snow on the higher summits by mid-September.

Red Bullshit.

BUMP, BUMP

Manage the message; smear the folk hero. Basic PR.

They aren't as good as Canadian beavers because of the snaggleteeth

Is a "born again NOOB" a boob for short? If so, pics?

Largest known in Canadian prehistory, and possibly in North America, was the one that made Valley of the Rocks near Assiniboine: c. 140 million cubic meters http://feww.wordpress.com/2010/04/23/valley-of-the-rocks-avalanche-deafening-thunder/

Yup, called it. See also here http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/972022/Massive_Landslide_off_the_Meag#Post972022

Howard Hughes is Elvis.

They shot him down, man! And the CEO of EADS too http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/08/10/alaska-plane-crash.html?ref=rss Sarah's gonna go on the warpath. She can see them from her house

Pat Mulrooney has some great pics, they skiied pretty much where the landslide scar is now in June... probably got the "last ascent" of the old pre-slide Meager

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbsteers/

I was looking at Dave Steers' pics of the slide on Flickr this morning and it looks like a good chunk of the summit of Meager itself is gone (incl. the Rabbit Ears south of the main summit) along with half the glacier. Get out your pens and get ready to write a new summit elevation in the Fairley guide....

Lillooet River's not dammed, but the Meager itself is and there's a lake growing quickly upstream of Capricorn Cr. The question is, when it blows out, how far will the wave go downstream? The historic Devastator slides of 1930s and 1970s did not send floodwaters all the way downstream to the current location of Pemberton, but there is plenty of sedimentological evidence that older (prehistoric) landslides DID send floodwaves as far as the current Pemberton town site, and indeed, all the way to Lillooet Lake.

Capricorn Creek puked again and blocked Meager with a landslide dam just above the Lillooet River confluence. Sounds like they are considering evacuating Pemberton and Mount Currie right now. Maybe not the best weekend to go up the Hurley from the south or anything like that...

According to anthropologists, cavemen only had cones. You fail the Paleo part. Sure about that? Cones are used for color whereas Rods are used for low light. I would think Rods would be more useful to survival back then. Did you know that Wikipedia doesn't have an article on gullibility?

According to anthropologists, cavemen only had cones. You fail the Paleo part.

word - how can anyone see shit like that and NOT want to aid climb (unless of course they're a genetic freak like the honorable mr wallstein, much honor and respect onto his free-climbing jujo gods?) Maybe some people see that and think "I hope i can get good enough to free climb that shit and not be some fat dude dangling off my gear like that"

Fuck yeah, I stopped using chalk on my projects years ago, now I just carry a roll of duct tape and tape up certain holds cause it helps so much with the send

That hiker forgot "be the spotter, not the crashpad"