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That's just a burst hemmerhoid.

Let's see the link.

They bought the lot but have not built access to it. Currently the only way you can get to the crags is by trespassing.

They haven't even shot the thing yet.

April?

Imagine if it had HIT Walla Walla. No more onions!

Read on the news that a large meteor hit 90km from Walla Walla overnight, with a sonic boom and explosion visible from British Columbia. Any first hand cc.com witnesses?

Two guys climb a route. One dogs his way up hanging on every piece and moaning about the pump. One styles it with no hangs,falls or whimpering. Who is the better climber? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to answer this one.

It's the wise man who knows he's a fool. Not sure about how morons fit in that. Maybe you get halfway wise.

that's illegal in texas

Two-headed Jose Pacheco.

fishy yes, bitter, no

So if "it's all aid", you think there's no difference between leading a pitch and not hanging or falling, and leading a pitch with a dozen hangs?

Damn, with all the mac geeks on here I figured this would have been answered by now. Installing Safari on Ecuador is no easy task. Cross-platform compatibility and all that. Try Linux instead.

Gee i wonder WHY it hasn't had a second ascent. Some routes don't get 2nd ascents because they are too hard. Some routes don't get 2nds because they aren't worth repeating. And some routes get a ski descent before getting a 2nd ascent, no? Or did the Whistler boys ski Beautiful Nightmare on Plinth before you guys climbed it? The left side of Plinth was skiied 6 months before Fred and I climbed the right side of the face. The two lines are over a kilometer apart at one point, only joining together for the final crux to the summit. Beautiful Nightmare DID get skiied though, 2nd ascent and first ski descent March 31/07.

no, but you have bad style and it is hindering your ability to progress

twin s

do you mean the equation 2 (WOMEN) + 1 (MAN) = TROUBLE ?

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they make astroglide with capascin or some other pepper extract now, just sayin'

Dinner at the YWCA

I know a couple of people who have done the N Edge. Going up Centre Creek or going over McDonald from Radium Lake are approximately the same time. Centre is bushier and Radium is longer with more up/down.

hanging on a tool is aid, so ethically, it's the same deal as falling off or hanging on a screw - it means you haven't successfully led the climb

This guy says there's a 1 in 1000 chance they'll take out the ISS by accident with the debris. http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/02/skeptical-about.html