Mr._Natural

someone has been reading a few too many personals.

or Canadian, eh

shit, than you definately didn't see the pic that dfa posted of one of his former *rope-up partners*. ya know the one from behind....sick fuck.

I am washing my hands of this tired discussion. The line that I drew on Phil's pic is the one that I remember climbing. It was the obvious gully above the center of the bowl. We were not trying to make it any harder than we had to. This line looked like it would be the most straight foward. The terrain to the right looked steeper and had less ice. Matt, when you topped out, (we had to chop through a cornice) did you find a big bouler right above you with an ideal #1 camalot placement? We did. This could straighten out this whole thing.

try here

why did the blond's toes keep curling up during sex? she forgot to take her pantyhose off.

This is the line that Bart and I climbed which he later named "Spindrif Coulior" This is the route that Matt climbed last year. I saw that correction in the AAJ, that was not the line we did.

thanks for the on topic post CBS

so storing it in metal is no worse than glass?

done and done. waiting for interesting side effects.

to leave the whiskey in the flask (stainless steel)? inquiring minds, which may or may not be polluted with heavy metals, would like to know. Trask?

Iain

I have done the Banded Glacier route on Logan. It is an incredible area, but the climbing on that route was pretty boring. Goode looks much more interesting. We did the long but straight foward approach from rainey pass/bridge creek.

yeah, avy debris or a nice pitch or two of water ice will do the trick. I guess Bart and I got lucky with the start since no one else seems to have found it thick enough to do. I think our line was farther to the left. good luck guys.

two German Shepherds.

now that one can view an entire thread on the same page, what is the point? I for one will miss them. may the rest in peace.

are you taking about chair 1? thats not very nice.....

I think perhaps Erik has already made his decision to get back with her and is looking for a little enthusiastic encouragement. so here ya go E :cyber_pat_on_back: I'm sure this time it will be way better.

child support?

than i was just 2 years behind ya, my first tape was 1986

yes.

at least I still have my youth

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fuck off materialistic capitalist pig

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