I don't necessarily consider the skiing the end-all of why I'm out there but I definitely consider it a part of my mountain experience if it's a part of the trip. If there is good snow as a part of that experience you bet I'll get excited. You know most of the freshiez crap here is a troll in itself. At least I use it as bait. Who was it that was getting so ticked about it about a year ago?
Balls, you skin the approach! More weight but biomechanically less energy in my opinion. I can beat my foot times to the saddle easily by skinning. You are from Eugene - the fun Sisters routes are all early season, but not so fun to approach w/o skis!
wasn't there a krispy kreme smuggling operation busted up in washington? some guy buying up a store's inventory, driving them to a location and selling them at a mark-up?
you're the one drinking something called café au lait and finding sexual innuendos in donuts. I recommend therapy, or at least check out the san francisco apartment market.
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Originally posted by cj001f:
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Natural:
posted by dfa:
thats a maple RAISED, not a bar. a far inferrior pastery.
ummmmmmmmmmm....doughnut........
The hole makes that much of a difference?
the bar allows rapid consumption by just shoving with hand, kindof like using a wood chipper. This is a messy operation with a round pastry.
OMG greg that sounds awesome.
another dynamite choice: the salmon hash plate at Timberline Lodge before a day on the mountain, or after a night climb.
eggs, salmon, potatoes, do the math
then pass out by the fireplace with the free coffee
DC also built the beltway for self-defense. The gridlocked traffic has the same effect as gypsies circling the wagons
for another fine example of this strategy, take a tour of London's M25
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Originally posted by RobBob:
Iain,
I must say that you have impressed me with your adolescent stoopidity. such high praise from the grand master
I think the "t" means it has passed the "technical" tool strength tests. Most vertical tool picks have this rating, symbolised by a "t" with a circle around it on the pick. Most standard ice axes do not carry this strength rating
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Originally posted by fern:
I already have the jacked pickup. anyone know where I can get a deal on a sled?
if you're referring to some unimog again you've got it all wrong. A Ford F-350 with mudslingers or similar makes this picture. Stickers of famous Nascar numbers on the back and a mirror-polished rear differential are brownie points.