tomtom

In 1974 he married Wende Braunberger, and their children were Eric, Thomas and Sarah, who was born in 2000, when Doohan was 80.

Yeah, what he said. Brian Miller

I bought a pair, and honestly, I can't tell the difference.

Prick.

trauma

A couple minor edits to this topo ... The first pitch of GD (aid) is a thin crack to the right of the first pitch of Davis Holland almost directly under Town Crier. Pitches 2 & 3 can be linked with a 60m, so the lengths are shorter than listed. Has anyone linked 4&5? I think it's doable. A couple hook moves will get you between the first two bolts on p4 (where it says expanding flake). There's a hook placement between the last bolt and the anchor on p4. No free move required. The hangars are in place on p5. p6 is a little more than 4th when it's wet.

Too many amateurs, not enough pro.

Followup: Thursday, July 14, 2005 - Page updated at 04:35 PM Body believed to be missing Seattle canoeist recovered The Associated Press YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. — The body of a man believed to have drowned when his canoe capsized two weeks ago was recovered today, park officials said. Joseph R. Miller, 59, of Seattle, was last seen July 2 paddling in rough water on the northeast section of Lewis Lake, which lies about 8 miles south of West Thumb Junction. At the time, 2- to 4-foot waves and wind of 25-35 mph were noted, and the water temperature was 54 degrees, rangers said in a release. Miller was alone and not wearing a life jacket, officials said. Late that afternoon, a backpack, life jacket, canoe and other items belonging to Miller were found on shore. Using sonar, an independent contractor located the body this morning about 800 feet from shore, in water 31 feet deep. A dive team retrieved the body, and autopsy was ordered.

I was waiting for your clever response Dru. The rest of us are still waiting.

Gone!

Thanks to all who attended the memorial last night. There was a large crowd of several hundred, including family members, friends, co-workers, climbing partners, and others in the Mountaineers community. Several spoke in appreciation of the show of support.

Yeah, I'm still jealous that women can do that.

Photo was taken 7/3 along the Moraine Trail at about 6000 ft. Quite the contrast going from rock, snow, and ice to moraine to wildflower meadows in the span of a half mile or so.

Darryl Cramer (SVR guidebook author) has been doing such things and occasionally sticks his nose in this bb. He organized a cleanup party back in April in cooperation with the State Parks.

I wonder what she swallowed?

The 2001 Revised McLane guide is also an option. I'll sell you mine!

Mercy Me!

Umm, no. 2*quote + 1/2*quote = 2.5*quote, not 2*quote. You've actually increased pollution.

and that's the ONLY kind of dating he'll be doing didn't realize I set myself up for that one. Hey Dru, do us a favor and tell us all WTF you do for a living that allows you to post so damn much and so fast all over this BB, eh? It should only take you about 30 seconds to find this out on your own. He's a Yukon Ho.

First trip.

RIP John Augenstein and Mark Harrison (mjhclimbs)

Airport in Portland.

Horsecock and Gu.

Another cyclist got busted in the Tour today for EPO. It wasn't detected, the cops found it in his wife's car. With products like the Whizzinator and a good doctor, athletes are able to get by.