iain

quote: Originally posted by Muffy The Wanker Sprayer: quote:Originally posted by iain: We had millers on the house and the boss is singing over the P.A. system right now. Don't you work from home???? I go into my office when I want to use my ferrari computer for heavy graphics stuff. He was singing the worst happy birthday I've ever heard.

We had millers on the house and the boss is singing over the P.A. system right now.

You seem to have a single-track mind. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

It does? Man I have to get up there.

I'm pretty sure they would work as an emergency firestarter too.

I'm not a big fan of the fake "ham" "turkey" etc stuff. I'm powered by costco MACAROONS! 300-something calories per macaroon is tough to beat for density.

No tofurky for iain, but will have some grilled salmon. I may be vegetarian but I can't give up the salmon. Does tofurky actually come in the shape of a turkey?

I might be in, but not sure yet.

this may expose my ignorance when it comes to bouldering but it seems odd to travel to Switzerland in search of boulders. Are there not enough in the states to go 'round?

quote: Originally posted by Terminal Gravity: They will all go; any time of year; in any conditions. It's just up to you. It's just a question of whether you want to post your trip report here, or in Accidents in NA Mountaineering.

quote: Originally posted by Ropegun2002: Q: How d’ya know if you’re well-hung? A: You can carry two pots of coffee and a dozen doughnuts. I really hesitate to post it but google provided the goods...

would you like me to go get some coffee for you too? perhaps a macchiato?

I am also a corporate cash waster, welcome to the club Kenneth Lay!

I was wondering the same thing. I might skin up there to get a feel for what's happening over there.

quote: Originally posted by RobBob: Hey, What's this new, smart-ass version of Iain about? I'm just speaking the truth. I'm sure someone else caught that bronze turkey expose. It actually was about a farm here in Oregon's Strawberry Mtns. Can't handle the heat? STAY OUT OF THE KITCHEN!

quote: Originally posted by RobBob: BTW, there's a story on NPR today about Chechens (supported by Al Queda) purported to be targeting old Russian nukes for terrorism. That could be ugly. There was an even harder-hitting story on NPR today about the bronze turkey and how delicious it is.

Too bad we didn't get much snow beforehand. With these sunny cold days there could be some great climbing up there. Hope for some snow here soon, then hit the north face at least.

I use wands more on searches and stuff than as part of rec. climbing. Usually just to mark a track trap with a date and time etc. Or to mark evidence and stuff. But I have used them in sketchy Wx on big glacier when there is a clear path through an icefall and stuff. Thanks again for all the input. Guess I'll stick to duct tape.

quote: Originally posted by ehmmic: When's the last time you set wands in the woods? Searching for a guy cranked up on meth the other day...

quote: Originally posted by greenfork: jordop gave the answer a few posts up... it looks like it's the open-air sewage treatment plant. which begs the question... what do the townsfolk eat???? maybe too much or I was holding off judgement until I knew for sure but you seriously thought the city sewage system just threw it all in a big pile JUST outside of town like that? Could you imagine? That's environmentalism worthy of our head of state!

why's the summit express closed timm@y?

you'll never see a louder shouting match than between two climbers wearing windstopper hats with earflaps.