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-fPQzjQMZQA Heh, stuff like this lawnmower scene from Dead Alive crack me up, it's the closeup medical gore, like the guy sewing his cheek back together in Pan's Labyrinth that make me look away.

No, I was:

Nice Tim, thanks for posting these. I've been curious...

Oh, I don't think so, user's last post has already occurred. Spammers don't provide much sport, since they don't debate, just post this kind of shit.

I can mail it to you on a CD Oly, but you've gotta crank the headphones when you watch it to duplicate the splendid sound that Ketch provided. I gotta say I love the Sausagefest, thanks to all for putting it on, showing your great stuff, telling stories, and just showing up. Big thanks to Shultzy's for hosting us yet again, good beer and eats and a venue that will let us mob the joint is a special thing.

Here's a shot of the aid line up the left edge, circa 1980 when there were still trees there.

Sounds like Painted Rocks to me, nice columns (with pictographs) along the base, with the other stuff above and to the left. Went there in 1976, I was underwhelmed. Much later I stopped in while driving by and was appalled to see chalk all over the pictographs from folks doing an (admittedly wonderful looking) bouldering traverse across the columns.

I thought it was pretty funny when I convinced a friend he needed to bail me out of jail, but maybe it was just funny that it was plausible.

Eerie would seem to be the logical straight line solution, Index the quality selection, but both are running a 60% chance of showers, so you might wind up at the climbing gym in Everett. If it's aiding in the rain at Index, take pictures of the suffering for showing that evening.

Geez oh pete peoples, don't you recognize a troll when it walks in the room? It's a fair and amusing effort, but ya'll see like you'll just lunge at any bare hook.

Spurious carriage returns, I fixed it for you. Great pics. Arch, is that child actually yours or a nephew? I don't recall you ever letting on that you have added "mother" to your resume.

FYI ya'll, Doug's a good egg, one of the Tenino quarry climbing regulars. Hey Doug, if you don't get any takers, I know Chris, Joe, & Craig are coming out here Thursday afternoon and there are at least a couple routes that will be dry, so keep that in mind as a backup.

It's amazing how hard some people will work to get something for nothing. Bummer about the draws.

Pfft, rumor has it you're leaving the state, so we've got to have someone to kix around, eh?

He's still got the chops too, here's Greg on The Crucible last December, a classic hands to squeeze line at Mt Woodson (yeah, it's south of Smith). This route doesn't get done without a rope very often Note: not my picture, but rather shamelessly pinched from Greg's Photobucket.

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You'd have to be familiar with Matt's posts and opinions to know that, and Eldiente is relatively new.

Thanks, the route is El Camino Real at Tahquitz. Normally, butt shots are passe, but this one works for me.

Maybe he just meant this was his last of his 42 posts for the day. Yeah, I counted.

I certainly wouldn't bet a large sum of money on that.

Staying with the vintage black and white motif... file this one under "cragging" "scenic" "alpine"

Great tale Dawg. Surely you've got some dusty gems floating around in an old paper sack of slides and snapshots, post up!

Ron Horton, the author, former Olympia dweller, and all around good guy. Maybe we can get a show in our little town, eh?

Joseph, I'm just blown away. Old guard trad guy that you are, and you don't know how to jam? Have you never been climbing in the Valley? I'm flabbergasted. Lots of folks here can help build you a graduated tick list, you should quit your job and hit the road in about a month and don't come back until the end of June. Forget the concrete cracks, they're diverting entertainment, but no more like real crack climbing than the lowliest of gym cracks.