Greg_W

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Is crackbolter gonna be there. Maybe I should show up to knock his block off. I think his block is bolted on, cavey.

quote: Originally posted by thelawgoddess: spread the love, brother. Too target rich. Trask? Care to comment?

RM Elk in Oregon (south of John Day, forget the unit). It's a family thing (uncle has the unit wired), so I hunt down there. I'm hungry, too. I'll be feasting on elk summer sausage at the Rope-Up!!! We have Roosevelt Elk on the Peninsula, RM everywhere else. [ 10-10-2002, 02:58 PM: Message edited by: Greg W ]

Cool, I drew cow-only in late November. They're easier to find when there is snow on the ground.

quote: Originally posted by ryland moore: Waiting for my friend to fill his elk tag and we will be eating like Kings all winter long! Is he early season bow?

I agree with Erik. "Practice like you'll play in the game" is what our coach used to tell us. Whatever your end game is (long trad, alpine, whatever), practice on the sharp end is best when it is truly sharp. That is what leading is all about. That is why you start on easy climbs and not at your physical limit. The hardest part for a lot of people is the mental game; that can only be mastered by DOING.

quote: Originally posted by mattp: GregW I believe Washington Basic Health has some kind of waiting list or something and there are varioius restrictions. I had a client who was terminated from the program because of a paperwork problem and they would not reinstate him. They made him go through the normal application process and I believe he had to wait over a year. Yeah, I don't really know the in's and out's, per se, but knew the program existed. Here's some medecine for you, Matt . See you at the Eastside Pub Club on 10/15 [ 10-10-2002, 02:12 PM: Message edited by: Greg W ]

That's her!!

quote: Originally posted by RobBob: I'd go huntin'. I've got 9 days to kill: Elk Season, Nov. 16-24

quote: Originally posted by gapertimmy: this is rather simple.... a 10 day trip to Aurora would be ideal.... good food, and free popcorn at ricks, and the vu ain't half bad either. He'd have to sell his car and walk to Rick's just to afford 10 days worth of lap dances.

quote: Originally posted by Scotch-a-Go-Go: Yeah Man! Hey are you from Sultan? I know a guy that logs there. Do ya know him? Uh, yeah. His name is Jim, right? Brown hair, medium height, drives a beat up early '80's pickup?

quote: Originally posted by IMAM: Sorry erik, Toast is a dude. Erik's pretty delirious from all the cold meds he's taking, he might be into man-boobies

quote: Originally posted by sexual chocolate: A Neddi pot is an ancient Ayurvedic approach to dealing with anything related to the sinoidal cavity. Although the exact date of invention might be debatable, many would place the date at perhaps 4,000 years ago. I hope this answers your question. Now I'm really curious. What does one do with such a pot? I assume inhalation of some substance is involved. Flesh it out a bit S.C.

quote: Originally posted by Toast: My hooters are huge big boy I'll belay you up Sabre. Did I mention it's still "Spaghetti-strap Prana tank top" season over there?

I would head North and have Dru show you all his secret Canadian scramble projects!

What have you been doing all summer? Do you want to stretch your rock climbing season? Zion or Red Rocks would be good.

quote: Originally posted by Muffy The Wanker Sprayer: long slings are good. Yet I personaly, as an aspiring professinal follower, find it dificult to rack them, espaecialy when cleaning from a sketchy intermidiat move 'cause the leader is 6'2" and placed higher on a stance than I can reach yes yes lame newbie question... but it's hard and I woulde love sugestions again, long slings are good Any advice that will prevent you from looking like a christmas tree when you reach the belay! In that specific situation, you could have moved up, cleaned the piece and then downclimbed the 2 moves back to the ledge, re-racked, and continued up. You did good, either way, though

In Washington State, we have a program called Basic Health (I think). This program is specifically for people who are not eligible for health insurance for whatever reason (unemployed or whatever); premiums are based on how much you make per month, so it is meant to remain affordable for those who don't make much money. Might be something to look into. I am in the process of clarifying my climbing activities for my life insurance company; which is also an issue.

quote: Originally posted by Lambone: yes, but you'd havta appologize for all the spray you dished out to me over the last year. I want a seperate written appology for each incident Definitely couldn't get all that done this season.

quote: Originally posted by Bronco: good call, Greg W, you wanna carpool or is my ford too wimpy? Let's take the Chevy, it's easier to spotlight deer from an open truckbed after we're good and drunk. YYYEEEEEEHHAAAAAW!!!

I can see that we are going to need a forum to discuss what new forums we need and whether the old forums are working.

quote: Originally posted by mattp: So it's agreed: The Bait Shop. 5517 Seaview NW. All the legends of NW climbing will be there. There you go with your strong arm tactics again!!

Cool pics, Dru. What was this thread about again?

Cool pics, Dru. What was this thread about again?

Depends on how tall you are.