Greg_W

quote: Originally posted by RopeGunHooker: quote:Originally posted by allison: I've had excellent luck with my Casio as well. Had it probably six years, nothing but battery changes until this summer when the watch guy had to spend five minutes cleaning the alti sensor. Very accurate and reliable. Do you use it when you measure the altitude of the twinkie stand at 7-11 after you rob it? If you never gain any altitude how do you know it works?

quote: Originally posted by troubleski: My head feels like a spent piece of 45cal brass... Please someone.... make it stop..... Not sure what you're asking here; you want someone to off you?

Not fast enough on the edit. You can still: eat me, ass-eyes [ 11-01-2002, 08:20 AM: Message edited by: Greg W ]

quote: Originally posted by trask: go as allison it'll scare the shit outta everybody I guess Trask's leaf turned back over pretty quick

I don't think it's spray unless there is a in the post or someone gets told to "gargle butt-gravy."

We need that priest from the Exorcist!!

Like a werewolf?

What the hell is with all these "nice" posts by Trask today? His dangerous combinations of Johnny Walker and Paxil must have finally pushed him over the edge of insanity...Or someone has kidnapped him and assumed his identity. It's weirdin' me out, man!! Makes me think I might be next

quote: Originally posted by trask: As Mr. Franklin put it so well, those who value security over liberty wind up with neither. Actually, I believe that Old Ben said that those who desire security over liberty DESERVE neither. Either way, well said. It is a fine line, but we lose the essence of American Freedom if we get so scared that we lock down our society. Be personally aware and address security on a personal level - don't depend on the government (i.e., police, sheriff, etc.) for your personal security because that is not entirely their job. Just as the Col. and TLG. Many of you decry us "gun nuts", but we are people who have decided to be responsible for our own safety/security and that of our families. Greg W

quote: Originally posted by Vancleave: The great Ted Nugent said it best. "Everybody, at least once in their lifetime, should have to go afield and kill their own food." In order for man to live something must die. Besides, wild game is by far the best. 100% natural & low in fat. Hunting is also the purest form of freedom there is. Right on bro.

Chocolate Trombone from Scot'agonia = $100

quote: Originally posted by gregm: Is that his nametag on the front of his helmet?

quote: Originally posted by Dan Larson: Seems like some of the c.c.comers are still taking jabs at the new record. Admit it people this is an amazing feat. Lighten up Dan; a bit of jesting is de rigeur here at cc.com, you should know that. Why don't you go back to mainlining Diamox at sea level and bite off. Greg W

quote: Originally posted by sayjay: 1) sounds like we probably have about the same amount of ice climbing experience 2) i'm married 1) Flail Away!!! 2) Me too.

Looks like it's finally time to climb the North Norwegian Buttress on Mt. Index in "pure" style. That A4 shit is for pussies.

quote: Originally posted by Dru: The Dutch Cup has a real windmill though! I've been scared to go in that place after someone who moved to Sultan before I did called it the "Douche Cup"

The lattice was probably on clearance at the lumber yard on the edge of town. Gotta do what they can to church it up. [ 10-30-2002, 02:11 PM: Message edited by: Greg W ]

I must disagree with Tex slightly (despite the fact that this will probably lead to a bullshit political move by Tex to get me disbarred from the Snafflehound Freedom Foundation). Reading all the posts about skiing, and gleaning what technical information I can, has given me a desire to get out and do some backcountry skiing this year. Snowshoes can only take one so far and I see some potential to see some cool shit in the winter time. Now if someone would just decide they HAVE to move to Hawaii or Jamaica and sell me their gear cheap . Greg W

quote: Originally posted by Mr. Natural: It seems more like a fake euro sandwich shop now. I think one would struggle to label ANYTHING in Sultan even "fake euro" That may be the type of people that go there.

I had a buttermilk thingy the other day that was quite tasty. I think it's had the same ownership for the past year (at least). Now they're just doing a bit more to get more business. Haven't eaten any meals there, so I can't comment on food quality.

I always like Winchell's when I was a kid. Sultan Bakery is sweet as you head out to climb.

Can a few people pool some money together so we can helo in and set up a top-rope up on the Tooth? I want to climb it in the purest style.

Iain, with the round pastry grip the sides with one hand, squeeze together (making a football type shape) and shove in mouth, grab another one.

And, ScottP, your problem is??? Let me guess, you can't spot sarcasm or friendly joshing? Or you're just uptight? Greg W

ScottP - I know you think you're being funny but I'll have you know that the Dale Carnegie School has contacted me to head up their new personal interaction classes: "How to berate someone like a knuckledragging redneck, get your point across, win friends and influence people." I'm sure you've heard of it. I'll be leaving soon to present this topic to the latest crop of MBA candidates at The Wharton Business School. Thank you very fucking much, Greg W