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OMFG

and is the guy behind her just adjusting something or is he strapped to the pack too? maybe the alpine boot-pack setting device?

You didn't take those yourself?

tho this was a close second...

that site is f'ing terrible but I have found it.

the bunny with the pancake head link?

so what would you like cracked's image avatar to be? He foolishly linked to an image on a web server I have access to...lessee here...

hmm those promote bad technique. I mean, if the coffee cup starts falling, it might get in the habit of pushing out and perhaps spilling residual drops

I have seen a few maniacs hanging it out there on plastic wiregates over by the dining hall

I KNOW

Are you living in this guy's crawlspace yet?

do you realize the size of the stereo system I have hooked up to my mac asshole? scared the shit out of me

Beacon Rock is the place to go for biners. Cashed in on 1 route with 3!

there's something about scot'ty

indeed

you're the one analyzing a random sport climbing photo like it's the zapruder film...

Hey sweet photo of you climbing that route in the Patagucci catalog. nice.

jeezus give it a rest. If he was looking a nut right now yeah he'd be freaking. but he's not. you're inferring too much from just a photo

"Cascade Select" vol II has a nice selection of routes, but not many.

so true. I found "developing forearms" to be a tad stiff for 5.9 in places.

If you can have two sets (and we're talking skiing here), some real junkers for the resort are a good idea. Break them, let them get stolen, doesn't really matter. Then some nicer BD adjustables are good for the bc. They are pretty strong. Really would be a bummer to break a pole out there. Don't let the adverts sell you on using them for avi probes. They are a poor substitute for the real thing.