icegirl

CD would imply that you like them enough to go out and buy a 'digitally remaster' copy of the classic

yeah, but do you actually still own a bauhaus CD?

What's wrong DFA? Too old, too young, or too punk for us? Shall I guess too young? [ 08-08-2002, 04:04 PM: Message edited by: icegirl ]

That would officially be a "writhing horde" Yeah, not sure I'd want to put my hand in a crack that hissed either... Rattler, bat, snafflehound, whatever it was it didn't want to be bothered

Feathered gelled mullet? Better watch out, I hear the mullet may be making a comeback, you might just find yourself at the hight of style...

reminds me of a day out a Middle E. Wall at vantage. Partner backed off a BEAUTIFUL crack 'cause it hissed at him. Twice.

another vote for Givlers crack... Yeah, that first move was designed by a tall route setter But the climb ROCKS from there. Oh, and watch for rattlesnakes Not quite the "writhing hords" you find in Mazama, but we saw two last time we were up there... Layin' there soaking up the sun, enjoying themselves heartily until us good for nothing climbers arrived to interrupt their nap... [ 08-08-2002, 02:09 PM: Message edited by: icegirl ]

DFA; And I though some of us had a lot of free time That or your brain works Amazingly Fast, oh, I mean flash... Or you are really a computer programmed to give the most logical response ASAP... .

Whatever... It was a tasteless joke. Like a DNR tattoo across one's chest. I work there. If I got broken, I'd like to be returned there for expert medical care. [ 08-07-2002, 07:26 PM: Message edited by: icegirl ]

Allison: Kubiak started here at the UW , and then got accepted into an Ortho residency in New York last I checked... Quite the character, the local climbing community misses him... Hey, DFA, isn't Darius Azin back down there now?

A Mr. Yuck sticker does me fine... And the occasional biohazard... fun fun the stickers you can find in a hospital... caution: contents may be soaked in formalin

Okay, that is funny... incontinance pads, and girl dog "diapers" are already available... I've picked up enough "other" dog waste in the past 4 months to almost think that is a good idea.

Dude! Chill! Just hanging on the computer, bored, same as Bone... Something to talk about...

Yeah, now that you mention it, what's up with that...

I like the little "report post" whistle blower... cute [ 08-06-2002, 07:45 AM: Message edited by: icegirl ]

OOooo.... dancing ghouls to boot!

Sport, trad, rockets of all sorts... Whatever... Seems to me climbing ethics change with the wind, and whomever one is hanging out with at the moment... (and what climbing rag hits the stands first this month) I know a few hard man climbers that pull on plastic (and are damn happy to send that .12+ problem in the gym) when the rain starts and are waiting for the ice to form... on the same token, some sportpups who say if they can't send 5.14, that they are going to go learn to trad, and be happy if they can learn to climb 5.12 crack... Whatever makes one happy, just climb safe. The mountains are there for all of us... (just had to do it, couldn't help self)

[ 08-05-2002, 10:38 PM: Message edited by: icegirl ]

crotch rocket = term used to describe motorcycles... rice rocket = considered by some a derogatory term used to describe high powered (and some not so high powered) motorcycles produced outside of the united states. (at least that's what my mom told me, and she used to ride a bike... ) Similar to the term rice burner when talking about cars. Now, about that climbing....

Trask, where _do_ you find these things... Do long underwear count? (as undergarments)

How many of those 3 women on this site have ever gone hiking by themselves? Perhaps because no one else was available, or just to enjoy the solituded... The mall is not the only place with a parking lot. CWP and a big mean looking dog then you _really_ can walk like you own the place...

No one has mentioned the danger to the doggies... There have been more than one canine deaths at crags because the dog got too close to the edge, or what have you and tumbled off into the abyss. Given, maybe it's only city slicker doggies that would be silly enough to play on the cliff, but then again, who is taking their dogs to the crags... But seriously, canines, no matter how well trained, can be unpredictable. Who knows when that snafflehound that that they've seen a million times before is suddenly going to interest them, and they jump out and string their leash across the trail tripping a whole party of mounties out doing their basic rock class, slip off the edge, and hang their silly doggy self... Of course you nor your partner can do anything because you're half way up a route, hangdoggin'... I have a friend who has been taking his dog to the crags for the past 10 years or so. She's mellow, just hangs out, but then sometimes, if he's not sending a 5.13 or something, she gets bored and wanders off (hey, wait, that sounds like some climbing bettys I've seen at the crags). Nothing like finishing off your fine day of climbing looking for a dog... I have a dog. We go hiking when I have time off, and running around Greenlake when I don't. Despite her delightful personality, I wouldn't take her to the crags... (Allison: She's gotten much better... )

If I remember correctly there is a Hostel in Mazama, for super cheap, right by the climbing area (summer and winter) Don't know what it's like though, as have family within 30 miles, and figured that I'd get Kudo points and free breakfast/coffee if I made the drive.