jordop
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Bungee abalokov, that's frickinhilarious.
Too much snow out there, every north facing moderate is banked in. That and Rambles made me totally hungover. Second time that has happened - stay away from that thing!
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Omega screws suck anyways - not taper and impossible to clean. You CAN however put them on old BD screws with a little effort. I hammered them on and used an "epoxy weld paste" smeared around the bottoms. Three seasons and still on
Partners might give you some good looks though . . .ClimbOn in Squamish had em last time I checked.
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Jesus look at the neckwig on that thing
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I would be against openning the road. This summer we mt biked up to fluffy kitten wall to the wonderful thing about tiggers, it was probably the nicest climb I've ever done, really fun! One of the greatest things about it was that there was no one else around! It was a nice change to the zoo of other crags closer to the road (not that it's unexpected). Gertlush is right, such a fast & fun ride back.
No one goes there anyway, regardless of the road
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There's an excellent wall up behind REI, but you gotta know where to go
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conjunction junction what's your function?
damn it all mikey i was trying really hard to not get that stuck in my head. My shrink will be billing you
I acutally have that video
Dru, that photo is a mixture of consumate Vees and suspiciously equalized Ys.
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KKKKKKKUUUUUURRRRRRTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!
You rock!
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How come nobody's mentioned dogs. Actually, I think dolphins have a better sense of smell. Get packs of dolphins combing the area.
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There's some people over there that have obviously missed their calling and should really be working for a CSI unit. Or collecting Princess Di commemerative plates.
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I climb to get away from those people on the Hood thread.
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Utah! Gimme two!
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Ya and whatever you do don't take advice from a guy living in TORONTO who hasn't even SEEN a mountain for five months
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Hey, it's a tough call. I remember being pulled aside by a Rainier ranger to "have a little talk about glacier travel" after my buddy was being a dork and talking about skiing the Mowich face in a 24 hr push
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It's the unseen and speculated drama of who is where - more than just a simple accident. The media likes it because it has a lot of narrative elements.
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Jim Carr: This young man has had a very trying rookie season, with the litigation, the notoriety, his subsequent deportation to Canada and that country's refusal to accept him, I guess that's more than most 21-year-olds can handle. Number six, Ogie Oglethorpe.
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I read that artcile and also thought that bit about "climbers who persist in climbing" Slesse to be a bit much. Jesus, If my eartly remins were in that cirque, man, I'd want some company. See some ccol kids goin for the FFA of the East Face . . .
Darin that's a nice bit . . . yours? You should send that to Alpinist. Tres cool
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Climbers sometimes carry mountain locator units, which send signals about their whereabouts to rescuers. But search officials said they do not believe the men had such a unit with them on their climb.
“We still get plenty of climbers who don’t equip themselves with them,” Hughes said. “It’s not the smart thing to do.”
Ummm, okay . . .?
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[afterlosing at poker]
Denis Lemieux: Fuck. I lose my blouse.
Jim Ahern: Shirt... shirt.
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McGrath: Reg, Reg, that reminds me. I was coachin' in Omaha in 1948 and Eddie Shore sends me this guy who was a terrible masturbator. He would get deliberate penalties so he could get over in the penalty box all by himself and damned if he wouldn't...
Jim Carr: And from Mile 40, Saskatchewan, where he now runs a donut shop, number 10, former penalty-minute record holder for the years 1960 to 1968 inclusive, Gilmore Tuttle.
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Similkameen River choked to the gills:
Stemalot passed out in back seat:
The Jmace lovin it:
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I carry multiple pairs of light fleece and/or softshell gloves for climbing and a pair of mitts for belaying.
I was looking at MEC's Dr. Sno glove ($45) today, and thought they would be good for ice. Snug fit with good dexterity.
The Dr. Sno gloves are good and have a nice leather palm, but my favourite has to be the Cloudveil IceFloe - the only problem is there is no membrane and you can get pretty wet.
New BD Punisher looks like it may have solved that problem - anybody tried it out yet?
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i've owned the Predator since May and have put over 100 days on it. I LOVE THIS PACK! I have used it for mountain slogs, overnight trips, ice, alpine rock, etc. It is the best pack I've ever owned.
I really wanted this pack to work to replace an old venerable Lowe Alpine Attack 40, but I found the predator totally restricted my head movement. Is the frame removeable? I couldn't find a way to rip it out and I was getting sketchy looks from the cooperative staff
[TR] The Lillooet Experience - OJ/Jade Falls/Loose
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I think Steve's gloves may break NHL rules on the size of blockers goalies are allowed to use