G-spotter

Bush has destroyed American economic power, leading to a more multilateral world as his legacy. Positive?

More like a buttless Tron guy suit.

Is this one of those sport-climber specific dumb things? "Hey man, we can't use the Euro-death belay with the Figure 8 wrap and single strand of skinny rope anymore. What are we gonna do to make things more risky?" "I GOT IT! Let's use a belay device made specifically for thick ropes, with total dental floss!"

Sounds like you need a uniter, not a divider.

Of course it 's the dude with DREADLOCKS who ends up kissing the goat. No surprises.

Bridwell might do it but then again he might get the author's name wrong. Ask Ament for 10 words and you might get 10,000. Personally I think an agent might help you more than a couple of blurbs from has-been climbers.

Fixed pins suck. They rust, weaken over time, break or rip when fallen on, fall out when subject to freeze-thaw, and/or scar cracks.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20081031.wbcgoat01/BNStory/National/home?cid=al_gam_mostview :kisss: baa

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Here's what I think: If you are concerned about the "value" of your collection you were probably buying Alpinist for the wrong reason.

^^^^ What Alex said.

What were you playing on that Sony Walkman, and did it make that little "tape starting" noise before the first track?

Blu-tack

If you don't want to put pins through the map, grab a couple of those black alligator-style "report clips" from the office stationary closet (should be right next to the Swingline) and clip those to the map, then hang the whole thing from poster hooks.

I should go back to the Alpine Kitty avatar.

Testing

I heard a story while I was working up in Terrace about a logger cutting into a big old growth hemlock that was rotten in the middle. Turned out there was a black bear hibernating inside the cavity and when homeboy cut through the tree trunk and into the bear, he woke it up.

Shit ya! Is ExtremoMtnDude back from Las Llenas yet?

Ya, Look what happened to the last guy to get a horse stuck in his large cavity

From the article they did it bit by bit with a chain saw. I don't know about sedating the horse. Careful work with the saw no doubt. Kill a tree, save a horse. Hard to call that environmentally friendly. Better to eat a beaver and save a tree.

I'm more interested in Piton Gravity Resistance than Teton Gravity Research

Have you noticed that Cindy66 stopped posting around the time McCain decided to run?