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Eddie Hazel - Maggot Brain

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yeah but it was Aid climbers not Crack climbers.

What's the difference between a truckload of puppies and a truckload of bowling balls? You can't unload bowling balls with a pitchfork.

Not in my school. The cool kids liked "New Wave". The stoners liked metal. The stoners WERE the cool kids

So back in the 80s, heavy metal was cool. All the cool kids in high school liked metal. Nowadays it seems like the only kids that like metal are the nerds, that walk around in metal drag and long black trenchcoats and talk about how they're gonna blow up the school. All the cool kids like hip hop. How did metal become nerdcentric? Is it cause it just got suckier and suckier or what? I can see a definite correlation between corpse paint, dead goats and not getting laid. I guess it's all been downhill since KISS.

between school and work fulltime i don't need anything other than climbing to stay busy

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The difference is that there is no requirement for a property owner to grant access to Crown land but there is an obligation for a property owner to grant access to another piece of private property? but they probably have to compensate

The piece of land that they bought is accessed through another piece of private property. Until they secure access to the land they bought, no road & no parking lot. Camping was never in the plan. Private campground owners in Penticton complain it is unfair competition.

pics?

If you're removing them from your teeth, are you certain they were chest hairs?

If you do drive that far, a couple hours more will put you in the Smithers to Terrace corridor where there is a serious amount of ice.

Dentures.

Ya, the Onsight dufflebag

It's definitely not 5.11. It's best at Harrison just to ignore the letter (a,b,c,d) and pay attention to the number cause the grades are idiosyncratic.

I spent a couple hours looking and the only ice I could find around Mt Pope was the WI1 on Stuart Lake. The rock looks pretty good though, if you like limestone. And there is a serious amount of unclimbed rock. There might be waterfall ice in gullies further down the lake past the end of the road. I didn't get a good chance to explore these. Based on what I saw, though, I wouldn't drive the 12 hours from Seattle to the Ft. expecting to find any waterfall ice.

I heard Dick Culbert was picking his teeth, flipped the toothpick over his shoulder and it lodged in the rocks, where it is now known as the Big Pin.

On the plus side I just learned a way to never have to buy a guidebook again.

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