Greg_W

The REAL reason swaterfall moved out here. hahaha. Dude, if you are looking for partners it may not be a good idea to have "chupacabra" as your title.

I've got a pair of plastics that work okay. They're good for slogs and shit, but have felt a little sloppy when I get into more technical ground. They work well, don't get me wrong, but I'm also thinking of upping the performance of my footwear for a potential trip this summer.

Yeah, he didn't intro himself to me until I was already talking to someone standing next to him and had introduced myself to that person. NO ELK FOR YOU!!!! Bwahahahaha!!!!!

Here's my place of origin: Kicking Your Ass, USA.

Mind your own fucking business, asshole.

I'm calling bullshit if you collapse in need of mouth-to-mouth, though. Bwahahahaha!!!

I would concur with Rodchester: MH stuff is heavy, but the designs are good and the shit is bombproof. A little too bulky. But, a deal is a deal; skimp weight on other shit.

Do the Intuition liners come standard with the Alphas? I've heard mixed reviews on the Alpha as far as the thinner shell material and I'm no Fred Astair with crampons on.

Who said I didn't bring guns? You just didn't see them. She's great, and the bike's pretty nice, too. I missed Snickers; I guess he is intimidated by forest green as well as purple. Pandora = packmule; let's load that youngster up with shit just so we can keep up with her.

And buy some new lotion for your girlfriend, Rosie Palm, no doubt.

So, I was reading "Extreme Alpinism" the other night (mostly for the pictures, on account of the fact that I'm a gaper) and read Twight's thoughts on boots. He's a big advocate of plastics, which is cool, but he says to buy the shells a size small and then buy Alveolite liners and have them custom molded to your feet. Does anyone have experience with this practice? I see his logic, I'm just wondering how it has worked in practice. Greg_W

Good times, man. Met some new people, which is always cool. Indeed, Cracked was laying low and missed out on the elk. AlpineK was the only one who knew the proper super-secret handshake. Thanks, buddy!

You got it, babe . This little picnic might turn into a love-fest after all! Looks like we're gonna need a new forum. Or somebody's going to be writing Penthouse Forum!!!

Dave Schuldt said: Schuldt is fucking sick!!!

Don't think you can work out your sexual frustrations about getting shut down by Pandora out on me, I won't be drunk. We'll see on the steak.

Boy, we're gonna have SUM fun tonight!!! Yeehaawwww!!!

I know someone who's not getting a kiss from this vegetarian..... tease. He'll gargle with beer before he shoves his tongue down your throat, I'm sure.

If you have the balls to admit who you are and introduce yourself to me, you might have a chance.

We could, but I employ the same vote counters as Saddam Hussein: it'll go 100% my way.

Problem is, I can't get him to play the "statue game" over the internet. "Okay, little Brian, let's play the statue game. Stand like a statue for as long as you can. The last one to move, wins. Ready? GO!" <Uncle Greg wanders into the kitchen, chuckling, and grabs another beer.>

See above post regarding super-secret handshake. Oh, and if I think you're a dick you're probably fucked. My freezer is a totalitarian regime! Bwahahahahahaha!!!! There is no equality or entitlement!!!!!

Would you shut up already? The pic is for the glue-ins, you don't have to turn every picture into an analysis of anchor set up.

Gene; I believe the scar you are referring to is from the flake that peeled off in the Winter of 2002/2003, thus altering the 3rd pitch of the West Buttress route. From your description, anyway.

A place on the "elk steak" list just opened up...

Hilti has a new product, RE 500, which works in water-filled holes and has a higher strength than standard HY-150. The unfortunate drawback is that the set/cure time is longer than HY-150: 6 hrs initial cure time, vs. 1 hour initial cure time for HY-150 (times are for 68-deg F). Data taken from the Hilti catalog. Greg_W