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  1. TheNodder, frequently asked questions Does TheNodder need to be refrigerated? Before TheNodder is opened it is not necessary to keep TheNodder refrigerated. However once opened we do recommend that you keep TheNodder refrigerated if you are not using it for an extended period of time. Is TheNodder only good on steaks? Of course not. TheNodder is the product's brand name. Although TheNodder is great on steaks, it is equally delicious with chicken, pork, salmon, vegetable stir-fry's and beef stews and casseroles. Where can I find TheNodder TheNodder is available at most grocery stores across Canada. You can find TheNodder in the shelf-stable condiments isles of your favorite local grocery store. If you do not find TheNodder in the grocery store, just ask the manager and they will most likely be happy to supply them. Or call 1-888-473-6337 and ask our customer service line where TheNodder is available. Is TheNodder "Fat Free"? Even before "fat free" was in demand, TheNodder was always a "no-fat" product. Both our Original and Zesty Noddder flavours have 0 grams of fat per 15 ml. So pour it on your favorite food and enjoy! What is the shelf life of TheNodder? TheNodder has a 12-month shelf life. On each noddder, there is a printed date that represents the best before day, i.e. (01 MR 24, which means March 24 2001). We recommend that you open and use TheNodder before that day expires. What is the difference between "original" and "spicy" Noddders? Both noddders share unique core ingredients, like malt vinegar, dates, mango chutney, apples and orange marmalade. Our Zesty noddder has a "bit of a bite" and a welcoming southern flair, with added onions, green peppers and jalapeno peppers.
  2. I've been up Daniel. It's easy. However, I remember some confusion about the trails appoaching the peak. Nice views. Bear's Breast looks pretty cool.
  3. Maybe we could get a moderator to help us move this prison labor stuff to a new thread? Chirp, I agree that all choices have costs, but there is a big difference in environmental, social, and health costs between: and Our purchasing choices DO make a difference. I don't have a problem with prisoners working per se. It can act as rehabilitation and give the prisoner some skill he/she could use when they get out thereby preventing recitivism. However, the supervisors/wardens of those prisoners need to be scrutinized pretty carefully to insure that there is no abuse going on. It's a potentially dangerous situation when you give anyone that much power over another person. Abu Ghraib? Stanford Prison Experiment? Etc. Especially when a profit motive is involved. It's also potentially a problem when prison labor competes with private companies/individuals for jobs. It's not an intractable problem, but it is significant. Not many free individuals want to stamp license plates or clean up roadside trash.
  4. DPS, Looks like you can buy a new link cam with a clear conscience! LINK... hahaha, get it? "LINK"?
  5. Who knew that frogs could send 5.13c cracks?
  6. Yesterday while I was aiding city park, I put a stopper into a constriction below a little pod and a tiny frog jumped out of the pod spraying me with piss as he did so. He soared gracefully until hitting a boulder at the base of the climb with a very wet-sounding SPLAT! There was a bat in a small pod higher up on City Park as well. I almost stuck a cam in his face. Flying -infested aid cracks
  7. From right: Sizzy, Alpinfox, LanceGranite, some non-cc.com badasses.
  8. Alpinfox

    GotterMoron?

    The only PM I've gotten from him was a simple " "... a succinct and appropriate response to my calling him a shithead.
  9. Whew! I feel safer now. Hopefully Ashcroft will lock this dangerous madman away for life. Otherwise he might go to Cuba and play chess there! Or North Korea! My god, think of the danger!
  10. I recommend you store your tent at MY house.
  11. Alpinfox

    cams and nuts

    I can PM you with my address if you care to rid yourself of those "useless" yellow TCUs.
  12. Alpinfox

    cams and nuts

    give up the Metolius #2!?!??!
  13. Alpinfox

    cams and nuts

    If I had to rebuild my rack starting from scratch, I would get: BD Camalots 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 Metolius big cams 9,10 or possibly forged friends (much lighter than camalots) Metolius TCUs 0, 1.0, 2.0 WC Zero Cam Z2, Z3, Z4 Alien Cam Blue 1 set of WC stoppers (first choice) 1 set of BD stoppers (second choice) Camp Tricam 0.5, 1.0 Maybe a couple of Loweballs A few hexes in the wide fingers to wide hands size I'd rack it all on Doval biners (lightweight, multifunctional) Santa, are you reading this? and you absolutely MUST get the BLACK DIAMOND nut tool. There is no substitute because only the BD has a built in beer opener.
  14. Mad props to the mad peeps, yo! Full train+crux Index experience for you. Word to the board, that LanceGranite guy can SEND. Bunch of badass climbers out there last night. Thanks fer settin' the TR on SC so my wimpass could get up there. Thanks to Sizzy and "Uncle John" for the ride.
  15. Nice solo! I tried to do that last year in September and that dark rock was so hot it was burning my hands and I had to turn back. Tedious drive!??!? That's a BEAUTIFUL drive.
  16. Stupid nitpicking post deleted by Alpinfox after Icegirl fixed her post.
  17. Sounds fun. You should name the route:
  18. I think it was a little further than 15 feet, but yeah, good fun. First time I have ever pulled a piece of gear! Glad I've gotten that out of system. Now I hope it never happens again. Thanks for catchin' me Sizzy! That route seriously:
  19. Alpinfox

    cams and nuts

    Don't get cheap cams.
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