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Hemp liberation. Did you find that hard for its grade? I sure as hell did and I wasn't even leading it.

gives new meaning to those annoying "sausage dogs"

I wonder if it was a cocker spaniel

please consult the other penis/dog thread before making further jokes, as most of the comedic bases have already been covered.

ah, my mistake I should have checked for duplicate penis-eating dog threads

ssh, he's training for the alpine!

wow, moderator in the hizzouse! this thread just lost about 4 posts.

or stagger to a max train from if you live near fairless square...and max is running still...and you are not too drunk to avoid getting run over...

Depending on the twisting in the daisy chain between the loops you have clipped, you could become unclipped in a loop-ripping fall. Here's a graphic from when it was discussed before here:

That's either Area 51 you are talking about or Studio 54. Both may contain dead aliens. Actually, it's well known that Area 51 has no aliens and is old news. Area 52 however....

Now you're being unreasonable.

HAHAHAHA! I went to college in Saint Paul and I was counting the days until I could get back to the PNW every time I went over there. I bet the weather is nice in Duluth....today. Check back in in a month or two....or six...

A random call-in on a republican radio talkshow is considered reliable news to you? If you get into an accident or an altercation on the road, how do you tell your friends about it? I doubt it's very balanced. That said, it may well be the truth, but now you judge the entire pool of voters for Kerry based on some asshole on the commute? I know plenty of people who are jerks that are probably voting for Kerry. They're a dime a dozen.

haha you're about to be covered by volcanic ass..hhh as the reporter said (with look of horror when she realized her error)

Depends on the route. There are plenty that are full-value in my opinion. Many others, not so much.

These kinds of stories will become increasingly common as the election approaches. Some may have a grain of truth to them, but I bet most can be attributed to a common tactic in the technology business of spreading "fear, uncertaintly, and doubt" (FUD). Whenever a rival comes out with a new product, the competitor slips out these little stories, almost impossible to verify, which spread FUD about the product. Such is the case here. (Man that guy just beat me up for wearing a Kerry sticker....all I was doing was "borrowing" his car and he comes up...)

I love that "I'm training for the alpine" shit I hear from people climbing at smith, or any crag. "I'm not here to have fun, I'm training...training for the hardman alpine fast-n-light stuff."

What does the sticker accomplish? Do you think bumper stickers have any bearing on peoples' voting decisions? Have fun trying to peel that sucker off in a month.

Yeah that sounds like a realistic story. Maybe the fact the guy was cut off and the guy belongs in an anger management program was conveniently left off the story. It would take a truly dedicated road rager to stop everyone with bush/cheney stickers on their cars. P.S. A gun will not stop someone running you over.

Which article are you referring to? The "mixed messages" one about sport mixed climbing's impact on alpine climbing. More a collection of emails than an article. Some from washingtonians who have posted here! But this is off topic I suppose...

Not according to some pretty good climbers, according to the latest AAC journal...

minnesota sux

I find climbing is most fun when I bring along a TI-85 to calculate the forces after each piece I place. Well, almost as fun as when I bring along my range finder to determine the precise distance to my last piece to determine how much pain I will be in when I fall.

I think I saw those hounds instigating drum circles at the grasslands too!!! PoS dogs! PS that is really sad to hear.