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Looks good for tonight, I'll send out a round of directions via PM.

Nice pic

Thanks for not posting a link to the surgery videos. I still think the German Cannibal story tops this one...

That the "Best of Trask" was items he lifted whole cloth from other sources is no secret to the discerning. When he wrote his own material, that's when he tended to run aground.

Here's that standard interweb image you were looking for: BTW: older version of Joy of Cooking has a good possum recipe, includes directions for dressing the carcass.

I think it's for climbers in the process of divorce, I'll want to steer clear of it.

It has an appealing ring to it.

It's a sincere inquiry, let's keep the responses that way too please. It's only open season on new posters over in Spray.

I married a librarian. It's everything I ever dreamed of, including custom book selection and delivery. **image deleted**

Yeah, it kind of puts a butt bag to shame, doesn't it?

Tron, huh. You're a little older than I thought.

If you could do that, you wouldn't need to fly.

With the upcoming time change, Wednesday evening climbing in Tenino is back. This weekly event will start Wednesday April 5th, from 4:30 on, and continue until the fall. Climbs range from 5.9 to 5.12. PM me if you have questions or need directions.

The Great John toilet is just the ticket! Witness the difference in comfort offered by the larger seat!

She'll never love you as much as we do E-rock.

Party's over, nothing to see here. Move along folks.

The legendary Dick Cilley front and center, sporting the same look he used to troll the Village store for tourist babes when I first met him in the Valley circa '76 or so. Ice cream eater is Brad Huys, aka Big Head, San Diego homeboy from back in the day.

Actually John, it's always an option for the author of a thread who did something stupid to request that it be removed. E isn't the only person to have had this courtesy extended. In this case, the request would have to come from Whirlwind.

Nice vintage pics, bet it was pretty wild in there in 1971.

Hmmm, too far east for Kix, too far west for Blowboarder, I dunno who to steer you too. I've never heard anything about it, but I do have a deep and abiding love of sandstone.

You say that like its a bad thing

It's lifted from the web, so I can take no credit for the pic. The route features 3 full pitches of horizontal traversing a couple pitches off the deck. Most of it is more featured and casual, but that shot is the main dish, a solid 40 feet of continuous 5.9. Not that hard, but a wee bit intimidating - I pedalled out and back to the rest a couple times before committing to it.

I was always a SMERSH guy myself...