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w00t!

Since they were gonna use the "Hamburg Score" this year the prize might actually have gone to the team with the biggest balls. i bought caliper stock, I was gonna make a kiling.

John Squirrelock?

We already have ice chunks floating in the river in Chilliwack but I would like to see penguins and polar bears on them. Come on cold bubble, slide on down this way!

Mousetrap p1 P2 Uppermost pitches of Cerberus from highway.

Could you discuss that some more in your appendix?

While true, this step is 3 pitches up and they WOULD keep a fall to a 3m flop onto the ledge rather than a 3m flop onto a ledge followed by very quick descent of 120m of ice,snow, and talus with fatality waiting at the bottom. But 1 would be just as good as 2 for this purpose.

OXYPHENBUTAZONE is a valid word

Amen to that, & hope for a quick recovery.

I have some Northern Rock shares you can have to go with your Nortel shares.

Went 4 a scout/drive today. Here are conditions: Bridal Falls: bits & pieces of ice but nothing climbable Picadilly Circus not in yet. Easy Intro has a fair bit of ice but it is sun rotted and detached, scary looking. Diviner etc look good. Quite snowy up there. Hunter Creek routes are very thin as of yet. Iced, but maybe not climbable. Mousetrap is coming along. First pitch hard/impossible to protect but soloable WI2. Pool to cross to get to second pitch didnt seem to be thick enough to bear weight. Considering the whole thing was running water on Sunday, it's probably going to be good to go in another few days. The Sheet is in. Canton Palace has a hole. JLTL/JLTR are forming but probably not climbable for another few days. Drove down to Cruel Pools for a looksee, it also seems to need a few more days to get climbable. The "unclimbed WI4" mentioned in the guide is discontinuous blobs. Thacker Falls is in but likewise thin. Jarvis Bluffs is pretty thin except the top of NW Passage which is quite fat. But as we all know its the lower pitches that rarely form that are the crux so, in summary, maybe not in. The Honeymoon is big and fat with a big fat avvy hazard. Drool in the Lotus is very snowy and unappealing. Various unclimbed things in the Deneau Creek Road area need more time to form. Fraser Canyon is very thin but forming from Superheroes Cirque south. Sailor Bar Gully was climbable (soloable) but not protectable, with weird blobby mushroom ice. None of the other routes was completely formed yet. Water Music wasn't fully in. Under The Big Top has lower pitches formed and a big wet fresh hole in the top pitch. Looks like half the pitch fell off in the direct sunshine. Hells Gate climbs are fat and blue. -7C. Except that Cerberus still has a hole in the first pitch. I assume that everything north of Hells Gate is therefore also in except for rarely formed stuff like Crucible. Coming back via Hwy 7, Hells Lake Falls is icing in but nowhere near climbable yet. Tailwind is about 60% formed and also not climbable.

This is a legitimate question and is currently under review in some states. Rather interesting. I started reading more about this after that guy who requested that he be eaten and killed (in that order--he was served a bit of his own scrotum/testes while still alive) and found the guy who wanted to do that. So they did. So sure, it's murder. But the guys requested it. Same thing with necrophilliacs, except there is no murder involved. Ya, but they might get impatient. Sort of like when the wife takes out life insurance on the husband and then feeds him Amanita phalloides souffle.

If you, yourself, drove a towtruck, they would have left you alone. When the hyenas are circling the waterhole, the wildebeeste panic but the elephant is serene. Live and learn.

If A sharp becomes A flat maybe you need a piano tuner.

Panpipe CBS. Fwiw my fav screws at the moment are the spendy Charlet Laser Sonics with the swivelling bolt hanger.

You know how people donate their body "to science" when they die, or for organ donation. Right? I wonder if it's possible to donate your body to a necrophile, so it will get some use even if you arent around to enjoy it anymore.

And fat too!

Would these be ginch or gotch?

That little bonsai column was a 3 foot long drip last year...

Page 96, first climb

Maybe he was trying to build a nest.

http://www.gravsports-ice.com/icethreads/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/240#Post240

Mousetrap = Flood Falls, across from the Husky station west of Hope. Yep, there are TRable climbs along the Harrison road. The main concern is picking a line that does not drop ice chunks on the road while you climb. Or you could probably do a 50m horizonal bouldering traverse along the base of the ice. The main thing to think about when ice bouldering is falling off, landing on your crampon points and twisting an ankle.

Jarvis could be good. I will know more on Wednesday. There is some fun ice right off the side of the road between Harrison Hot Springs and Sasquatch Park that comes in more regularly than Seabird does.

She should fix it up with some of those massage chair vibrating coils.