G-spotter

You've still got time, and Braydon's looking for $ponsor$

Money saving plan for portland: 1) legally change the city name to "Portly" 2) ink savings from city printers using shorter name will pay for free lattes for everyone in the city!

A good start

What do you call 10,000 dead lawyers?

many names, one Word

I can't drown you in the same river twice.

War is the father and mother of all virtues. At same time. Fat momma.

An extensive exploration of cheap red wines.

what is within is apparent without especially after drinking

it's good to pretend to be smart, but true character emerges when drunk

discord makes harmony

everything that is, is fire

so there's this guy with an unlit lantern, who lives in a barrel.

http://www.clubtread.com/Routes/Route.aspx?Route=320

I've done it in late April but it can be melting out at the lower rock step crux by then. when stinkyclimber and i did it it must have been almost May, the bears were definitely awake because we followed the tracks of a mother and cub all the way down to the logging road.

oooo pics?

I want to see the Utube when you swing your tools at some of that 500K, 20 GPa, Ice-7.

GOSH!

Exactly.

Ya, this is the only Olympic marmot allowed!

You musta mistook this for the little kevvy birfday thread sickie

nice marmot

The Vector was sooooo much better.

Not so sure that I agree that lake ice and waterfall ice behave the same - a hanging icicle is under different load stress from gravity than a flat lake ice, and the direction of pull in the test in the PDF is 90 degrees different between the two cases. IE on lake ice, the pull is at 90 degrees to gravity stress whereas on vertical ice, the pull is in the same direction as gravity... on vertical ice, fractures prefer to spread horizontally while there should be no preferred direction on a flat lake.

Sounds like it has a tight sucker.