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quote: Originally posted by gapertimmy: cletus tomorrow will be spent at the pumpkin patch, maybe a quick gape at smith with the fam, and then off to sisters and possibly the outlet stores. a word comes to mind. owned. i'm fuckin owned! Monday we shall climb. a little rhyme for you to repete to your self tomorrow... it will help you threw the day "happy wife, happy life"

LOL OMG quit it TINKIWINKI is my fav I would rather be climbing (snif)

but Timm@y... we all know you da man

I agree... groopies are bitches that think they own the world because of who they F&^k And yes I do have the highest spray rate in town eveyone has to be goood at something

quote: Originally posted by ryland moore: Cooking dinner for the girlfriend, but have a lot of salmon, pheasant and chuckar if interested in the future! As for geology books, I was a geology and forestry major in college. I loved driving around the West and seeing the roadside geology. They started a series of books called "Roadside Geology" in each state and tell how the different formations came about (age, deposition, types of minerals, sedimentary, metomorphic, etc.) pretty cool! Once you have the basic terms down, you can understand the books. Maybe even the kids would like it on road trips! Case in point, one of the locations in the books are just north of Eugene where large boulders are sitting out in the middle of farm fields. How do ya suppose they got there? They do not have any similarities to formations around Oregon! They actually came from the Lake Missoula floods when a glacier moved across a river and dammed the river to create an enormous lake. Eventually the water broke through the ice and flooded many states. Traces from the flood are found in Nebraska even! Striations left on the rocks around Missoula MT. are over 5,000' high along the sides of the mountains! Pretty cool. Maybe E-rock could give more details or sharpen my fuzzy memory. VERRY INTERESTED!!! I love food.... I see we have much to talk about at the next pub club no more missing them sorry I can't help out tomorrow

quote: Originally posted by E-rock: Christ muff, you're a chronic wanker already My other avatar is alomst a spray lord... I think I need my own special member status

you are suposed to be working young man... and then talking with ME at 11:

I have no wheels and kids in tow for the weekend as JK is at rope up are you bringing me dinner or what???

quote: Originally posted by allison: I felt so sorry for myself tonight that I finally bought a digital camera.Thanks for all the help on this. I ended up with the Canon s30, can't wait to get my mitts on it. CCCCCCCCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am suposed to be climbing the ever populare Eugene collums tomorrow hopefully. But I have been majorly sick (strep to sinus infection) and I feel like I should be taking it somewhat easy on myself so I can get better. I hear you Carolyn. I climb in the gym only when I have to. The weather here has been great.... my life has just been CRAZY

quote: Originally posted by krazy 1: think i just hung myself there - not that i wear mittens while climbing.......... that would be a little difficult I knew what you ment

I haven't climbed there in the winter yet.... but from what I understand you can get snowed on and still climb... lots of layers. It's high dessert so you freez your ass off at night. but if you chase the sun you can climb comfortably for most of the year (chasing shade in summer when it is ASS HOT , I have done that ) I bet in January and February you want a down jacket for belaying BRRRRRRRRRRR I have heard that some people use hand warmers in their chalk bags so they can grip the rock

will you be back by november 9th???/ JK and I are planning to go to smith over that long weekend I hear the climbing is good all year... COLD!!!! but good one of my favorite ropeguns claims to have climed there in every month of the year

quote: Originally posted by krazy 1: ohh you guys are krazy... this is really sad. we should all be sitting around the campfire right now tossing back a cold one showing each other are days war wounds... this sucks. muff hows it goin? are you going to get out there and climb a little snow with us this winter...? wow - just jump in and lookie me i'm on top page yes this does SUCK BIG TIME and YES I hope so I got a job so time is crunched a bit more, and I think I want to learn to ski or something... holly shit I might be able to afford to do that this year what up with you sista??

quote: Originally posted by E-rock: I don't climb Ya right! and I'm a bleach blonde

I love to climb in the gorge I WANT TO GO CLIMBING

quote: Originally posted by E-rock: That's it I'm turning off my browser. See you at 11. the sad thing is I will be here

Mr. SmartyPants did you climb the basalt??? It is soooooo diffrent than the basalt on this side of the mountain, well okay to me it seems so diffrent

I find that a more lawful solution than murdring the dolt who penned the thing I have burned a math text as well [ 10-19-2002, 07:44 PM: Message edited by: Muffy The Wanker Sprayer ]

hey Krazy... what's shakin'??? check out the "lets feel sorry for our selvs" thred on the climbers board... called "rope up this 8=D" [ 10-19-2002, 07:58 PM: Message edited by: Muffy The Wanker Sprayer ]

I wanna go Cletus, get in your car and come and get me and the munchkins well the kids are fed and off to bed, so I guess it is time to crack a beer and shed a tear

thanks, I will check one out and see if I can use it. The plant field guide that I had for a class a million years ago was more of a pain in the ass than it was helpful, I burned the stupid thing Now get back to WORK I have to feed my kids some dinner

quote: Originally posted by E-rock: Now leave me alone, I've gotta get some f*#!king work done kay

I seem to remember that you can get a plant idetification feild guid type thing.... do they have the same deal for rock identification???? so that one as uneducated as myself might beable to figure out what kind of rock I am looking at?????

Okay, I saw the little pictures at Smiff and read the thingy but at other more remote yet closer to eugene climbeing areas no pictures so say I find out the type of rock... is it the reasonable to asume that a particulre type of rock is always formed in the same way... so if you have tuff in eastern oregon it was formed in the same way (generaly) that the tuff in say New Mexico (have no idea if the have tuff there) was formed. Yes I know thease are stupid questions, but my last geology class wa in in the 8th grade and I am OLD, and can't remember shit I supose I could buy a book