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It's easier to do it the other way around.

Subject: Another sat-nav accident: car destroyed, driver escapes Accepting satellite-navigation directions without sufficient thought has caused another accident. A young woman in Great Britain followed its directions onto a country lane which was blocked by a gate. At first she thought it was a dead end, she said, but "the sat nav insisted it was the correct way so I opened it and drove through." After the first gate there was a second one, so she got out to close the first gate and open the second one, apparently not thinking about why there might be two gates across a road, or why there was a sign saying to proceed "if the light is green". (None of the news reports I found says any more about that light than that the sign existed.) while she was out of her car, a train came along the tracks and demolished it. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/south_west/6646331.stm How soon before someone on Hood follows GPS track into a crevasse?

Two years is two years too long. Good for the unauthorized sender. If everyone waited years and years for bolters to send every project half the routes on the continent would still have rotting red tags. Time before a project goes open should be proportional to time it takes to prep it. If it takes a day to clean and bolt it should be "off limits" for a day. If it takes a month to scrub then give the bolter a month to send. Too much route camping is about the ego of bolters establishing projects way beyond their ability. A little competition will teach them to be more realistic.

You should be able to place pro every "bodylength" with that rack even if you have a body as short as RuMRs.

It's not about moral equivalence at all. But we both agree that it's OK to celebrate the deaths of bad people. I just include hatemongers like Falwell in my list of "bad people".

If you stand next to RuMR, you'll look taller and thinner!

*bump* So NOLSe, where's dat NNB TR?

okey FW. How far do you extend your own "Say no ill of the deceased" policy. If bin Laden gets killed will you say pious-sounding homilies about the deceased or will you be happy?

did they do any follicle implants while they were stitching up there

i thought those werre just someone else's biners with the logo added, like metolius biners are really Lucky's

yummy close up

http://themountainworld.blogspot.com/ scroll down to May 11 entry... this guy has bigger scar than you!

i'm not wondering that at all. Falwell blamed 9/11 on gays and lesbians. no love for hater. better off dead.

news dot com dot com?

out of rubber?

Yeah, you might lose yer head trying to do that! Actually, I do understand that age is a state of mind. My dad is a amazing example! The bastard is 63 years old, and still climbs every freaking weekend. He also summited Rainier a couple years ago in (almost) fantastic style. Granted, he has slowed down in the mountains these past few years, but he seems to have more energy than anyone else I know. Its just strange. Moving closer to the mid 20's.... I mean, C'mon, my whole life I've been a kid. And now I'm not, but still not quite grown up either. Everyone I talk to says the early 20's are some of the wierdest years...... and thats certainly my experience! The first time I summited Adams, one of the guys I was with was 82. On my first ice climb, my rope partner was 65. Don't mean sheit. Does it mean youth of today will not climb with you?

unless you are a babboon or something

in the bigger sizes flex is useless

"One Green Bottle"

There's no rule stating you can't look like an asshole if you want to. Go right ahead. we're just telling you how we will judge you if you do. It's all about Style.

this wouldn't have happened on the all-cabbage diet

don't dogs have 7 birthdays a year?

Oly, I am certain that there are plenty of bears with an interest in boys under 30

the reason they don't make bigger Zeros is because the Tech Friend that is the same size works just as well

youtube is your website? wow!