Greg_W

Thanks bro. Maybe I can sit at the cool kids' table at lunch now.

That's different, Peter Puget can only skew your rating so much. More than one person likes Muffy.

She might like a good spanking, though...

Nah, red's not my color and my hair's much shorter.

Sick bastard.

I used to be Trask's mailman.

No, with a name like "RobBob" it just makes me think you are a post-op transsexual or a herm.

Good one, Chuck.

Thanks, sisu. You are now my favorite person of the Christmas holiday season. DFA = Damned Fine Asslicker; his boyfriend gave him that name.

I notice when I make an ultra-conservative post my number of stars goes down. What's with that?

Puh-leaze, DFA. Don't try and make us think that you haven't been called a dipfuck before.

Finish is a dyno, but there's a no-hands rest just prior. It think it's rated M-Scot'teryx; which is way aggro!!!

Baggy Prana pants, lots of chalk and a beanie. Take TNF puffy parka if you're doing the sit-start.

No, Ray, that's on the green tape "variation"

I'll check them out, but I won't buy from The Great Satan. Any small outfits carry them?

Lambone - I heard Kaylands were for a mid to large volume foot. Is this true? I have a low-volume (thin) long foot.

Thanks for the input, all. I was pondering the Cerro Torre's as well, Highlander; good call.

I can't end my day without saying that Dr. Flash Amazing is a dickhead toolsucker. Kiss my ass , buttmunch. Whew, I feel better now.

No, I'm thinking of using them for ice and whatever comes in the alpine. Comprende?

Si, comprende. Thanks. I'm thinking glacier approach with rock to the summit type of stuff.

I'm looking at them for the same reason, Dru. So, the red ones that MEC sells are a "lite" version of the blue ones I've seen? That's good to know. So, Dru, you have the blue ones?

I'm looking for a boot that will take crampons, isn't super-heavy, that I can for spring and summer. MEC bills these boots as "lightweight". Anybody have comments on durability? Comfort level? Et cetera? TIA, Greg W

From the website I looked at, the snow level will be yo-yo-ing from as low as 3,500 up to 7-8,000'. Makes for some spicy layers.

I agree with Ray's comment that BD doesn't always make the lightest shit, neither does Mtn Hardwear. Jim's all about lightweight shit for moving fast in the mountains.

I think this thread describes the low-point of boredom on this board.