iain

you're using GMRS illegally if you broadcast unlicensed, not like FCC black helicopters will gun you down but there are some huge fines involved if they did try to catch you.

I thought this thread would be about Timmy's dog Sierra and her love for steaming chub log slash. I am sorely disappointed.

perhaps he needs some time at the hillshire farms rehab clinic.

since cookies and punch are not being offered I would assume it's not TNF

anyone? buhler?

there were no scripts hidden on crag.com. Scripts are much too advanced for that bulletin board. In fact, posting a message and subsequently reading replies stretched it to its technological limit.

DFA is Ill|I!

dfa was at the portland rock gym the other night

Iain -

I think people would appreciate a signature featuring rotating shuttle disaster jokes.

how gracious of you

word round here is that the Ice Sack is not what it used to be (i.e. a few years ago?)

actually the schrund is fun to check out. I like climbing w/ it there.

The US military has a recent solution for preventing heat shunts to the core when you get cold. It involves spending time in a cold room with your hands and feet in warm water, then in a hot room with your hands in cool water. It has been tested and proven that one can build up a resistance to the shunting mechanism, though your body is doing it to protect vital organs. I'll try to get the source documentation.

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Simpson's on that list too. Brit

Wuss who broke his legs on the Ogre back in '77(?) Fortunately another Brit to the rescue!

so's margret thatcher what a hottie. she knows who's boss.

I'd agree there, beacon searches are a lot different when they are buried deeply (digitals reading 3ft distance when right on top of transmitting beacon for instance, throws people off). Well cheers for the motivating contest anyway.

James Bond has cooler cars a gets laid more often than the CIA. That's straight-up fact all you Uncle Sams

everyone showing up at the same place w/skis on (if skiers) and av. gear in pack (and beacons strapped in). stuff like that

It's a pointless contest because conditions of the contest are not controlled.

...oh, and the 40 people (at this point) who died in a fiery train accident in Zimbabwe

I do, and they prefer the term "caver". Sorry to invoke such a strong response! Just saying climbing is also full of a bunch of trivial stuff that can distract from what is important at times. I'm sick of debates over what core temp is considered advanced hypothermia, markers on ropes, etc, etc.