troubleski

Hey, Nice to meet you all. Thanks for the Hospitality and the Jager. For those of you I didn't meet I am sure I will catch you next time. oooh... is that coffee???... gotta go...

um.... yeah

quote: Originally posted by thelawgoddess: quote:Originally posted by wayne1112: I wonder if you have the guts to show up at all. i came to one not too long ago out at alki. i recognized one guy, chatted with him for a few minutes, and left. supposedly there were more people there, just outside "busy" somewhere. whatever. i thought it was lamer than hell. i'll be at the driving range tonight getting my agression out by hitting more balls than you'll have assembled downtown. hmmmm... well.. while whacking little things around sure sounds like fun, are you sure you don't want to meet us down there. Having been to one of these yourself, you could be my pub club mentor... I think I will be able to make it down there 9ish or so... I am assuming that the festivites will be ongoing, or I might have to question all of your dedication to beer. *sigh*.... have I mentioned how much I love beer...

Beer... how I love thee... If you all don't mind a little new blood at the table, I am going to try to get down there for my pub club debut. See you there!

I am a believer in always trying to keep my mind in the climb. In my limited climbing expirence I have climbed with people that are willing to just follow the leader and tune out what is happening around them. I think most of them would be fucked if something were to happen to the leader/guide. Keep your head in the game!

Anyone ever tried to do something in a single day and then really wished they hadn't? Not even just forced to bivy, but made it back to the car and sworn that you would never try something like it again... ?

Lately I have been jammin to the funky good vibes of Jamiraqui... Tower of Power is allways on the list too...

quote: Originally posted by Dru: quote:Originally posted by RobBob: ...what's under sports bras... sport chix trad chix *sigh*

I have been luking for a few months and just started really posting yesterday. When I am in the mood to browse some information I can usually find something that makes me think, when I am in the mood for a laugh or two, again, it is right there. I see this site as less of a climbing community, but more of a community of climbers. The site seems to work for me, but I can imagine how it wouldn't work for a lot of people.

I have been luking for a few months and just started really posting yesterday. When I am in the mood to browse some information I can usually find something that makes me think, when I am in the mood for a laugh or two, again, it is right there. I see this site as less of a climbing community, but more of a community of climbers. The site seems to work for me, but I can imagine how it wouldn't work for a lot of people.

while we are talking about trucks... anyone want to buy an expensive Jeep Cherokee, or a cheap 78 Bronco (and I mean cheap)?

Aren't Nissians American yet.???... it is so hard to keep track of those things

I ran in to a group of Snaffles the other day. nothing supprising there, but the disturbing part was the seemed to be getting organized. I opened the door to a step van that had been parked down by the Tieton, and there was a whole pack of them. (pride of snaffles, pod of snaffles???) Looked like they were traing for something big....

quote: Originally posted by iain: anyone know a good epoxy for patching up skis? I have some tuas with a torn-up topsheet (what a surprise) and I don't want to buy new ones. I always use WestSystem for repairs just because I have a lot of it. There are some lower viscosity resins available that might work a little better... you can usually find small repair kits.... just stay away from auto epoxies.. and the 5min kind

I wish I still had my Nissan... great little truck... hmmm I feel a country song comming on....

... The Snafflehounds try to tip you to get a better seat at your pack

Dog Left me, Woman Died, Stuck in Doors, the Teacher took away my safety siscors, I flunked a spelling tets, now I have to listen to my coworkers talk about golf. (not that there is anything wrong with golf. I just have to listen to these guys). 401k is down. Rent is up. Small children keep pointing at me and laughing... I guess you're right... it isn't such a bad day after all...

quote: Originally posted by Off White: If you can't be flexible about when to go, the only answer is to be flexible about destination, and go where the snow is good. There might be some Tao in there somewhere....

Damn double posting Ducks [ 10-03-2002, 04:53 PM: Message edited by: troubleski ]

Thanks for the info guys... I have a friend who is living out there and I am going to crash with her for a few weekends... When do you think the snow is generaly best there.???.. I need to plan when to take time off. I think the Ducks might be after me though... they are in league with the Snaffles

Ducks!!! get it ... Haaaaaaa ha hahahahah

quote: Originally posted by Muffy The Wanker Sprayer: I have never in 30 years seen my father harm any living thing that he did not intend to eat(ie deer, ducks etc.) HAAA HAA HAAA HAAAAA HAHAHAAAAHAHAAAAAAA

quote: Originally posted by daytripper: The rain is getting me worried though... THURSDAY...RAIN OR SNOW. .THURSDAY NIGHT...SCATTERED RAIN OR SNOW SHOWERS ENDING. .FRIDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. .OUTLOOK FOR SATURDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. CHANCE OF A LITTLE RAIN OR SNOW. but you probalby knew that.....

It could be that we use humor because we lack adequate (not having a good spelling day) emotional coping mechanisms for dealing with the brutal reality that is out there. I am sure there must be better ways to do that... or maybe not... I am having a rather introspective day today... (see first post on this thread)

... that rock over there sure looks like it would make a comfy pillow