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so you gave her the haggis surprise in turn I assume?

You punks think you're so funny repeating that SEWS joke when he's looking for some real info here. You might try the Beckey route on the bell.

Yes they sample only the finest vintages of epo like true gentlemen

When will this drytooling fad end?

I would have but my partner's laser pointer was broken so could not be given appropriate beta. I assume that was your sucker chalk on the right finger pinch followed by the dyno crux to the jug left.

I'm just kidding around, just saying it gets hard to tell when you are talking about those grades in an alpine environ and whatnot.

come on dude, it's at least 5.6932, maybe 5.5042 with sportivas but 5.5002 with 5.10's..

nice work braumeister, good to see people are still enjoying hood this late in the year. usually I give up on the thing after May. My trips in June have generally been choss-filled sufferfests in waterfall-soaked graham cracker gullies and helicopter rides to the hospital with large dents in the helmet

After climbing the north ridge of stuart w/ boonec's boss and n, n, n's partner s, and I mosied back in to climb the east ridge of Ingalls. What a great climb! Easy simulclimbing on 4th-mid 5th class beautiful exposed ridge. One short section of harder 5.7? moves to get around a block with a diagonal crack to traverse. A nice relaxing romp on mostly good rock. There was definitely some gaperage to avoid at times on the way down s. ridge of ingalls, but we had the east ridge route to ourselves (after not one but 2 parties got so far off route on the right, sub-peak). One of them calls out to us across the gulley, "are you sure you're on route?" Yeah, pretty damn sure. A great cruiser climb after the 1-day stuart deal. thumbs up highly recommended, watch for rockfall in the entrance gulley if there is a party above.

Killer climbing, boone co, nice. Had a sweet time with your boss and N. on the N ridge on Sat. I say first pitch of gendarme is cake, but the second felt a bit harder than your 5.7 (for me at least). If roped up, simuling is the only way to go. We left at 3am and change and were on the summit by noon. Descending cascadian flat-out sucked. Nice work redneck!

mmm that minxy is a tease now off to the store, I'm out of Febreeze

I saw that guy last week, whatcha mean 1988?

well if you really want it....

find out who gets to wear the super-tight polka-dot t-shirt!!

I think you're giving our prez a little too much credit for critical thinking. I'm sure a taskforce/thinktank was assigned to take care of that for him so that he could finish watching the espn timber carnival coverage on tv.

and why are they reporting it in Australia? Just a heads up to all those australians bringing their dogs over to Portland? And in today's Oregonian: Newsflash - the 3rd floor bathroom in the Sydney opera house is OUT of toilet paper.

I like how I find out about news about a park a few blocks from my house from the Australian press.

when is Rumsfeld not furious? The guy looks like he perpetually has a #4 camalot up the chute.

the one-two punch of a freshly-trimmed mullet and Oakley blades.

I didn't even get the joke the first time, I just thought she got around a lot

correction: crawlspace

or dress up as a colon

sounds like when we were doing a search for a missing climber (still missing today) in the Three Sisters Wilderness a few years back, and we started tracking ANOTHER person who was lost in the snow doing a through-hike on the PCT. He was trying to figure out which way to go with an Oregon state highway map. The incident commander told us to give him a good map and make sure he made his way out of the county.

english...do you speak it?