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yeah and it will be f'ing hilarious when he starts sending stuff the trad elite around here flail on between their constant tearings into sport climbing.

playing with fire bud, playing with fire...

that's a sweet picture col! It says a lot about what is happening there. As for those still in the dark about macs: I just laugh.

kings are real nice but I find them heavy. mundials break down quick but were easy to get in college. both are pretty sweet but I remember the agony when buying a couple sizes down to get that roo skin to fit perfectly. wish I still played. frustrating to lose that touch and at 190 I'd have to resort to the lazy center mid or something now just feeding people on the wings

check out the copa mundials on his feet. best boot ever made.

yeah I've noticed I can crank for about that time before the hallucinations kick in and before I realize it I'm curled up under a tree totally enraptured by how cool cedar bark looks in the morning sun

does it actually get that cold in Jamaica?

damn right nothing like 420, lots of chocolate, and a little kickaround

easter is about finding candy as quickly as possible and consuming it in a minimum amount of time. I intend to observe the holiday by eating a dozen cadbury's eggs in under 10 seconds

time for another Peep™ eating contest.

I tried that one time to climb sandy hw but found it pretty steep right below i rock. It was in early June so perhaps it is less so earlier in the year. Oregon Descents says go below the rock for its hood ski circumnavigation beta. I find the saddle to be the best choice, as it puts you on a relatively crevasse-free bench to walk over to yocum ridge.

That is exactly the adjective for which I was grasping.

Not only is that broken english, it is also remarkably hypocritical. You are in fact dishing out exactly that which you complain about, in the same post. You are fabricating positions and motivations of other people. You throw away peoples' opinions with "they just can't accept anything good can happen from people they don't like"? That's pretty damn simplistic, not to mention completely inaccurate.

are you sure that's a guy in the above photo?

that bulletin board is so suck. dfa I have not seen you post there recently get with it.

I don't know I just don't like having USA fingers in so many pots around the world. We need to get out of there. Pretty soon we'll be reshaping the korean peninsula as well, that is, if seattle isn't turned into a glass parking lot first.

I thought the driving force behind this war was that everyone was out to get us? That's a pretty ugly world too.

It felt good to see images of happy people in Iraq. I'm sure many there are pleased to see S.H. gone. But what else would you do as an Iraqi citizen? Stand and fight against an overwhelming force such as the US military, where what's left of your own military is cowering away, or start kissing USA ass and tearing down statues? Blatently working the P.R. of this war to present it as some perverted form of manifest destiny is both obvious and a disgrace.

If for one second anyone believes we are in Iraq for the liberation of the Iraqi people I find that totally hilarious. It's a complete disgrace for our nation to make this claim at this point and anyone who is swallowing this b.s, or who says anybody here wanted us to lose this war deserves to be laughed in the face.

wow! an improvised thing or an actual rescue litter and backboard?

classic crack (could be arguably 5.10 now in my opinion)

nothing like arriving at a camp site after a long day's worth of climbing to say alright time to do some excavating. fun times

I went to Macalester from '94-'98, left immediately after graduation back to my homeland (here).

Agreed. Those bastards are well-known for hiding Vx in giant Jello pudding pops.

best show: bela fleck at the cabooze, minneapolis