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I think she's just sweaty from climbing at the New River Gorge in August...

While you're up there you could hit Back of the Lake at Lake Louise, that be an entertaining day or two.

Oh, you're right, it's Lost Warriors, I misread Bill Coe's caption. Still, that's some classic climbing. Woot! Bringing home the Beacon. Plab.

craftsman has a lifetime warranty and snap-on doesn't I'd have guessed a smart feller like you knew that Snap-on doesn't make circular saws, routers, or miter saws. added: no lifetime warranty on the Craftsman power tools either. However, I think tape measures come with that warranty, I've known a few crafty souls to work that angle.

You guys are right, this picture of the second pitch of Young Warriors makes clear just how awesome this crag really is.

Oooh, you have a tauntaun? Credulous fool, I just use my partner, they're cheaper.

This topic reminds me of the b-grade carpenter who rants about the good enough quality of his Sears Craftsman power tools.

Sounds like that dude erected his Wal-mart puptent

Or Canadians, are you okay with Canadians? [video:youtube]

[video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1ESW0d69cA

Say there little shaver, that event is still making you moist? Then learn to count. The correct number is four. Glory days well they'll pass you by Glory days in the wink of a young girl's eye Glory days, glory days Now every cheap hood strikes a bargain with the world ends up making payments on a sofa or a girl

[video:youtube] File this one under "wtf"

The Flying Apron bakery in Fremont is an awesome GF bakery, a destination for all the GF people I know (which includes my wife & daugther). There are some other sorghum based beers out there that are better than Redbridge (which has an aftertaste I'm not fond of). Ethiopian beer is sorghum based. Lots of rice pasta to choose from, though its not as forgiving as a lot of wheat pasta. Find the right brand and follow the directions. GF is not that big a deal, my wife has to also avoid dairy, eggs, & soy, and that becomes a complex thing. So much these days has soybean oil & soy lecithin in it.

Of course all ya'll are welcome, we can even rope off an isolation corner where you guys can talk about Beacon.

I'll see if I can rustle up some Olympians.

sah-weet dude, that looks just like climbing, but smaller.

saw these guys last night, pretty entertaining live show [video:youtube]

Funny, a few years back I used to think the Portland crowd was a good bunch of friendly people who hung out together and had great pub clubs & other fun, unlike the more testy crew up north.

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Like most of us self employed types, Pink has the freedom to work any 60 hours a week he chooses to. I assume you must be in the club to Ms. Mitochondria.

So, as a consensus statement, can we all agree that doing something is better than doing nothing, unless you do too much, in which case doing nothing would have been better?

Here, fixed it for you. Post it more often too, this was the winning strategy by which Peter Puget single handedly spawned the Rock Climbing Forum. A word of warning though, you might get made the moderator of the new forum.

Well, that's a bummer. They had to spew the shit via email too, because it wouldn't have been tolerated publicly here in the TR.

Blah, looks like I'll be sick instead.

Looks like this Saturday is a happening event. From the post in the Access forum: