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good info moof and glad we didnt' kill you! you should come check out our new line b4 the park closes - think we're gonna go w/ the uber-gay "it takes a village" moniker as it is most appropos

Look what someone used to wake up to. goddamn i love that pic - thanks for saving it dave - from your person personal spank-bank, no?

we should contact that guy who had the chick who climbed hotel walls and get her to sign the fuck up!

won't someone please think about the children?

porter's avatar mostly makes me want to urk

where are the snowdens of yester-year?

can we turn it into a theme-park afterwards? there's some potential for cool rides/attractions, no? don't forget to bring your towel!

the anger and causes are irrelevant currently - the problems need to be fixed, and now...not that i'm in a position to do a damn thing about it. in the absence of a solution, i'd very much like my country not to sell weapons to either side though.

where was that anyhow? kinda looks like broughtons?

a soloist device sure would bitch a lot less, eh?

if you live in pdx-area though you can avail yourself of the 3 short weeks left to climb at beacon rock before the birdies get it fir humping all winter/spring! sounds like it should be sunny this weekend too! look out though, i'm planning on kicking off a few giant boulders on saturday

nah, i'd never wanna endanger my own right to off my kid for pissing me off - gotta salute the originality of this particuliar approach - oh well, a few fewer meat puppets in the fucking world...

but if we just get rid of the national endowment for the arts that'd probably solve all our problems!

seems like the defense budget has some room for cuts

Bush flights have increased in price a lot in the last couple of years. TAT is charging $560 to Kahiltna Glacier. There is also the $200 climbing fee, the cost of the shuttle to talkeetna ($100) shit yeah - 5 years ago it was basically half that for all of those! still, cheaper than climbing in nepal i reckon...

basically just your airfare to anchorage, then a couple hundred bucks to the park and your air charter

his last entry is a good one

what about my aid-gear?

dude, pat - you have a limo? wtf were we driving to canuckistan for that chill camping and recon trip for in your p.o.s., eh?

i might have some friends from the seatac area down here in the next few weeks to climb who could take yer shit back when they go

a snow saw's more important than a shovel for building a shelter on the kahiltna imho don't dig too deep for your cooking snow either, especially at 14 and 17k - try to use fresh windblown stuff - i still recall the thousands of turds/piss-sculptures on the landscape at 17 after a massive windstorm etched the top foot of snow/ice off the ground (that and the trash that was revealed inside the blocks i cut for shelter walls)

there is no simple answer to that question - basically, watch the avi forecast (there's a link to it somewhere on this site) and proceed w/ caution when in the hills - generally though, here in the nw, avi conditions subside pretty quickly

liberals are always soft on the zombie-issue - never fails that it's the dipshit ACLU guy in a zombie flick who can't bring himself to off a zombie, jsut b/c it used to be his ma/wife/kid/whatever - conservatives have wet-dreams for the kill-em-all zombie fuck-fest and usually end up killing humans in their zeal too

"Israel: Hey, at least we're not as fucked up as the Congo!"