tomtom

Wooden sticks work well too.

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http://www.mtavalanche.com/sites/default/files/Hyalite%20Avalanche%20Fatality%2009_PUBLIC.pdf

What is shows is that the Bulgarian approach was superior for lifters *doped to the gills*. Nothing more.

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Bulgaria's Weightlifting Federation has withdrawn its team from this summer's Beijing Olympics after 11 lifters failed drugs tests.

In a van, down by the river. [video:youtube]hcR7hr4LLQg

Woot! I just preordered a copy from Amazon just to piss off Raindawg.

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Here's your fuccen stimulus package.

For Montana 5.9, that first column of The Matrix took screws pretty well. The moss at the top of Feeding the Cat did not, however.

You guys are funny.

http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/914977/Searchpage/1/Main/70488/Words/falcon/Search/true/New_Smith_Rock_guidebook_2nd_e#Post914977

I thought the point of climbing was to have fun, not to achieve grades (or complain about them) or win competitions. Oh, and

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Not sure I want one of your slightly soiled puptents.

Fabulous story. Fabulous pictures. Fabulous trip. Just fuccen fabulous. Thanks for posting.

Arguing about gym grades is like running in the Special Olympics ...

So true.

The Caribou is a little lighter and smaller, so it would work as a summer bag for me. The Megalite has been more than adequate in warmth. My current lightweight system is a 3/4 Ridgerest, Megalite, and BD Winter Bivy. I'm an 'active' sidesleeper, so the bivy takes the abuse. YMMV.

I have a WM Megalite which is almost a 4 season bag around here. If I was to do it over, I'd get the Caribou.

You'll need this for the party:

Whenever I have a question in the mountains, I just ask Bing!

I'll guess that they've figured out that selling in bulk to the military is more profitable than selling to the public: Climbing New Heights for the Military

Here's your first mistake.