G-spotter

Assuming all wealth was evenly distributed among world population, using an agency model what is the time interval t after which the present level of inequality would become re-established? Show your work.

wtf bone why aren't you at the Eddie Van/David Lee Roth concert tonight?

That rug really held the room together.

http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Main/14107/Number/204189

But what if Uncle Tricky had just said that "Elmer" was a great climber he'd rope up with again?

And MCA (yeah) get it on We gonna rock the house until the break of dawn Beastie Boys in the house, DON'T STOP!!!

Everybdy say those Mad Rock finger condoms were going to be cheating and then they actually sucked.

Given all the new mines coming onstream the price of gold is more likely than not going to keep dropping for a while. We're already down what, 15% from the peak? Diamond prices are set by a cartel, so maybe you should think about ice.

Inflation will make your cash useless. Buy commodities that will retain value when the dollar inflates, instead.

At least it's an ethos.

Camp 4's

Still jacking off manually?

How long is your list of climbers you don't like on the internet?

White flour is like corn-fed beef. Bad for you and tasteless. Whole wheat flour is like grass-fed beef.

The only thing you should fix is the cable.

The devil split us in pairs. And taught us White is good, Black is bad. And Black and White is still too bad.

Maple glaze, HELLO

Tree Climbing with pads is aid. Right Kurt?

Soylent Green

nothin' says civilized like red-coloured msg jello on your chicken balls

In 2005, the Seattle City Council asked the Washington State Liquor Control Board to prohibit the sale of certain alcohol products in an impoverished "Alcohol Impact Area". Among the products sought to be banned were over two dozen beers, and six wines: Cisco, Gino's Premium Blend, MD 20/20, Night Train, Thunderbird, and Wild Irish Rose.[9] The Liquor Control Board approved these restrictions on 30 August 2006.[10] The cities of Tacoma, Washington and Spokane, Washington also followed suit in instituting "Alcohol Impact Areas" of their own following Seattle's example.

Correction - my crappy shoes are the B5, which was the precursor to the Boulder X.

At least they are passing practical chemistry.

Garibaldi Neve traverse Elfin Lakes to Rubble Creek with a trip up Gaibaldi NE face on the second day. Or, the Spearhead traverse. Or, ski in to Keith's Hut off the Duffy, and bag Joffre and Matier.

The old mountain master was a great shoe. The only approach shoe I could do a full day rock climb in - approach, climb, glissade, hike out. The Guide Tennie is lighter, but flimsier - I don't like it on snow at all, although it's great for stuff like Squamish. Probably because I don't use them as much because of this, my current pair has lasted three years. I've also had La Sportiva Boulder X's for the last couple years. Sadly, they are durable but they also suck. Pieces fall off the sole, laces break, rubber isn't very sticky, toe hurts when walking downhill. Finally wore through the rands last week. Got a pair of Camp 4's on order. These look like a really good one.