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THAT'S where that's from. thanks

You guys are gross. I'd much rather have a hot pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray

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You mean there are other stores. I suppose you will try to tell me I can get a Starbucks elsewhere

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Shhhhh! I bailed at the last minute on Phelix last years when I heard how crowded it was going to be PHELIX SUCKS!!!!!

At 4000' it's a melt-freeze There is an awesome 3-4 pitch smear on the north side of Unnecessary right now

Everybody knows all the cool-cats hang out at Phelix between XMas and New Years

Dude, you're gonna miss it! I just checked it, it's IN!!!!! I doubt you'll get across the border, Canadian Immigration will want to quarantine the chest wig

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"Franks, who successfully led the U.S. military operation to liberate Iraq . . ."

Bush is a peach

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Or you could always come to BC where stuff like this is one hour from the truck. On second thought, don't

7.XTREME TRAMPING - THE LORD OF THE SPRINGS (Canada,2003, 7 minutes) An elite team of Xtrampers search for the perfect backyard trampoline. Adrenaline highs and hilarious comedy.

Brian Adams did??? That's AWESOME! I loved his song about maple syrup, and chewing seal skin for his muc-lucs. .

Uh, won the Palme D'Or at Cannes? Just trying to throw a little culture into the fuckin site. Geeeeezzzz!

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Yeah, I and others have run into similar problems on that site: the needs of climbers for CLIMBING info, vs, the geek factor of data mngment. there are some non-climbers (one mainly) who have taken it upon themselves for some strange reason to completely revamp everything, shit they know SQUAT about. It's a shame, I've put a lot into it at times. But think how DREW must feel it's what keeps him going

Shite weather. This was a *colour* camera

You might be a week too soon. Two days ago, there was NOTHING formed. Carl's Berg was a series of frozen drips and Rambles was super thin. Only thing in was Isodore Gully (WI2). I think we need a coupla sunny days after this snow to set up some melt/freeze action

Total hit or miss. I spent five days in a tent in May of 2000, whiteout -30*C most nights. Got shut down 100' from summit by brutal winds, navigate down Athabasca by GPS. The next year a buddy blitzed the thing in May and it was like +30*C, short sleeves and anything. As the saying goes, if there's a cloud in the sky in Lake Louise, it's shitting on the icefield, or something like that Hey Ray, where did all your photos and TRs go on bivouac.com