G-spotter

with gaiters on.

teaching extreme slab bouldering

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chunks of horsecock from 1991

pig fat is good eatin' unless you're kosher

basically it depends on what kind of summer we have, could be anything from 4 feet of snow to bare ice with open crevasses. so, ask again in early august.

If there was a dead Egyptian buried under that stump, you can bet Raindawg would already have torn it up by now.

and yet Will G says this:

These guys are just digging themselves in deeper. "This video was for the wives and girlfriends, but we made a second video just for ice climbers?" W T F

This one's better:

Sounds like Flour Moths http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flour_moth

Sheep, fuck yeah

Hey Gha -Daffy, Duck

Nothing but good deals for me at Grocery Outlet. Got a twelvepack of pumpkin ale for $2.99 at the one in Jtree one Christmas.

When the mooooooooooon is in the seventh houuuuuse, And Jooooooooopiter aligns with Maaaaaaaars....

Pluto was considered a planet for 76 years, and Ceres for 50. Why u no call Ceres a planet, hater?

There's a nutsack shaped bruise on your chin, clownpuncher

Dummies ODing on potassium iodide in USA. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42135438/ns/health-health_care/

Power cable in place

I know a couple of people who have done it, supposed to be mostly scrambly with a few sections possibly worth roping up for. Lots of approach for minimal technical climbing.

There's also the Compressed Air storage method http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compressed_air_energy_storage Or treadmills with and peanuts

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_thermal_energy_conversion

Molten sodium thorium reactors He3 fusion using lunar regolith Geothermal, like the Kiwis use (and they are a small island located on a major fault line too just like the Japanese) I've seen an analysis that 1000 square km of solar in Arizona could supply the energy needs of all of America. Given that climate change over the next 100 years will likely render the current population of Arizona unsustainably large due to permanent drought, this may be a wise use of the land. Deep ocean thermal exchangers need to be explored in more detail. I've seen some very promising papers on the technology.