Weekend_Climberz

Air Tech Light: ~17 ozs Stubai Ultralight Universal: ~20ozs Camp 390 Hyperlight: ~14ozs The extra weight of the anti-bots on the Grivel is well worth it IMO.

Smarter than your average bear??

Should have included a shotgun in the rack. Looks like a fun outing nonetheless. :tup:

Nice stokey! But according to the French climbing and skiing rules, isn't it a failure if you don't get back to town before the bars close? Fuck the French, what do they know.

KEVBONE: What's a penis? I have this gash between my legs that I use to pee.

That'll improve my record getting across the border. Let's see some more gore folks. :tup: Someone should be able to beat Laytons foot photos.

...and posts youtube video as evidence it actually happened. SPEED CLIMBER: Snaps photo of watch with penis in hand in background, next photo shows the golden shower, last photo shows watch with penis securely tucked away with white dog in background.

Got a pair of Grivel Air Tech Lights from the "Yard Sale". Hey, Fred uses 'em, so they must be the best

GRID BOLTING EXIT 38 ROUTE DEVELOPER: Insists that the hole in his penis is not deep enough. Runs battery down in his Bosch making the hole deeper. Dies in his own piss and blood.

We stopped at a lookout over Ross Lake on Monday afternoon. I'll see if triggerhappy has a photo he can post.

What's the proper technique for removing stuck cams in abrasive cracks dru?

So, every summer I manage to mangle my hands. Last year I had a flapper that I got in June that didn't heal until late November. I'm sure that I'm not the only out there with the same problem, so let's compare war wounds. Show me your hands and then let's see what they look like at the beginning of the ski/ice season (that would be the end of the rock season for those not in the know).

I hope I'm not the only one who see's the obvious irony in the big picture of Reagon in the advertisement on the left.

Nice pics Avi I need to get down to the Valley some day. Too much to do.

I surprised I didn't think of it first.

I bet you love sucking some though

Heard a story about another tire hitting a house this morning on the news. That makes four in like three weeks or something crazy. I rode in big rigs with my grandfather when he hauled fertilizer and probably did a few tens of thousands of miles with him during the summers when I was out of school. Never heard of anything like this.

Good job Matt. So, in terms of how many times TVash swore while climbing, how many F-bombs would you rate your day as.

I'm going to be at the Torture Wall.

I guess Ivan, being from Oregon, didn't realize the importance of a rescue. See, here in Washington, it's not required to carry MLU's, so a search party is the final chance overdue climbers have. Unless they have a black lab with them of course, then they're good for at least one night.

That last pic of the sunset is awesome

Nice :tup: Pretty amazing that there were ten people climbng "America's Harderst" climb this weekend

:lmao: quit talking to yourself CBS

We climbed around on the left of the "Rabbit Ears" via an easy ledge to the notch behind. Did you guys end up rappeling down from the slings on the right side of the "Rabbit Ears"?

You'd love Buckley AlpineK.