Weekend_Climberz

On the contrary, face is red raise the head, face in pale raise the tail.

Trying to find someone to climb on the eastside with this weekend. Looking like the weather ought to be good. Alpine rock or just some Trad cragging preffered. Have rack and car. Cheers

Let's all send him our good vibes.

What about something like this?

Great. Just what everyone needs. A feces covered I-Pod.

Schweet. A new route that I could possibly climb. I really need to get up there more.

Gas consumption is really not an issue. I ride the bus from home to work every day and that won't change for another 30 years (unless that armagedon thing happens). So, this puppy is strictly for mobbin in the back roads. One thing that impressed me with the subaru's while I was cruisin up the Teanaway River Road in my friend's was it the rail factor. I could have sworn the sucker was on rails. We were doing 50 all the way to the trailhead. Sounding like AWD the way to go. Do they make a Diesel Subaru? Bio-Diesel

It was sucking so we turned around and went back home. Thinking about maybe tomorrow. You able to do the RocNoggin? I know CBS is talking about it.

Not one of the Wed Night Exit 38 crew. We bailed after we saw the thick black clouds dumping extreme amounts of H20. I thought I saw DS pony tail on the King 5 report.

$ isn't much of an issue, but of course the cheaper the better. I was thinking along the lines of something with AWD.

After a fender bender on the way to the Ski Fest this year, it's time to get a new (new as in a used car that is new to me) for approaches. Not that my '94 ford probe was the best approach in the first place, but what do some of you use and what are some of the pros and cons of your ?

We're headed out tonight. Praying for dryness.

Where's that "How to be a badass" thread someone posted?

So, are you the pot or the kettle?

If they are different diameters the most effective knot IMHO, is the double sheet bend: http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/sheetbend.htm

Also a warning, if you are pretty much anywhere in the North Cascades, Central Cascades, around Mt. Rainier, Goat Rocks, Mt. Adams, near Hood or a freaking lake for that matter anywhere between Northern California and Southern Alaska on the east or westside of a mountain range, you'll probably have to deal with bugs.

I'll take the BallNutz.

Yeah, we were with the really old dude who kept asking "HOWZ DA WEDDER".

I must have walked right by you, as these guys passed by us with a bunch of questions too.

Hey SnaffleHater: Chill dude

Turned out:

I'm trying to get up to the Bug's around the end of July and may have at least one other person interested. No set dates yet, and I think we're both pretty flexible with those job-wise.

They're Italian not French. It's more like, "What a selfish prick, getting injured and expecting someone to drag him down. Not me"