G-spotter

you can read all about the installation of the scrotum pole on matt maddaloni's blog

mike is probably going to email or phone you with death threats now, look out. he thinks he can keep the area sme sort of secret.

Gary, how high were your boots?

Don't forget to bring some body armour to go along with your hardhat if the temps are above freezing.

you mean there might be more to "swinging" than pendulums?

The blue line has been climbed in winter. Climbing any of these lines in summer would be silly.

thump thump thump

well i have heard it called anywhere from "not bad 10c" to 11b... Shaun climbed it in his approach shoes. There are plenty of topos that are not Lyle's. The first ascent report in the CAJ has a pretty detailed pitch by pitch description that you might find useful.

i tied in with an East German on Mt Cook who was blimp shaped and his webbing harness kept slipping off his hips because his waist was the widest part of his anatomy.

There are 6 or 7 bolts on the crux pitch. You can take 40 footers. Is that run out for YOU or not? Other pitches have pro. The topo lists the number of bolts per pitch. You should check it out.

It would be even funnier if they were wearing harnesses. But do they make a harness big enough to fit you-know-who?

this is the SW side? An scent of a very similar line was mentioned in a VOC journal from the early 90s, I believe.

I have been killed and eaten several times.

that could soooo be my new avatar pic

there's a topo at MEC

the 5.10+ direct start climbed last year avoids all the shitty approach pitches

I do my best cooking in the tent 8D

COOOOOOOOBRA!!!

I never bath either 8D

pp, you can find a lot of kegel workouts online if you need to tighten up

hells yeah

Ya we didn't even take a rope. Best way ev3r not to rap.

There used to be 4 fixed pins on Neat and Cool and 5 on the buttress crux, now it's 0 and 1, entirely due to ppl whipping on them

hey tyler did you do the pudding?