Weekend_Climberz

Nice tr, but a bit of TMI in there, don't you think??

Nice pics :tup:

He said he's giving up on it for good. I'm still game though for next year. Hike the road or whatever...

There was also a pretty big one that hit Heston, KS I think the year before the Oklahoma City F5. Not sure if the Heston twister was F5, but it was said to be 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile wide. I have some relatives with some first-hand footage they took as it wiped out downtown Heston. SCARRRRYYYYYY!!!!1!

I think you'll do fine right now, especially if you are a ski bum

Maybe he meant to block CC.com and let all other traffic through. Probably has the box marked Allowed/Deny, instead of Deny/Allow.

Talked to my grand-parents and they missed the bullet only by a few miles. Pretty scary shit to go through, having gone through a bit myself. As a sidenote, with last weeks t-storms here in Seattle, I saw a wall cloud and beaver tail over downtown I think on Thursday at about 4pm. There's too much terrain between the Olympics and Seattle for systems here to organize quite right for a tornado, but that was as close as I'd seen a cloud come to forming a funnel without actually forming one.

Gotta it across somehow. Actually, if you can believe it, they didn't even look at our passports on the way up there Maybe I finally have them fooled, knock on wood. Kinda felt bad for leaving trash there on the table though. Hey dru, how fucked up is that shit on getting to the Malamut. Fuck'n eh, I hope that dude burns in the pit of fire for that. That's some messed up shizzle

"Four Rooms" is by far his best work. hint: there's a link in there for those not in the know

Check one more. Maybe we should make up a poster and move this to the events forum??

Actually if you were slinging trees then you were on the 5.6 variation left of "The Edge" that avoids all the good climbing on Corner Crack and then joins into CC at the same ledge as The Edge. The reason it isn't shown in the guidebook is because no one in their right mind would climb this tree-clogged variation if they could be climbing one of the adjacent routes. That's funny, I just figured it was another tree'd up climb as per the standard Squamish climbs. The top is definately not 5.8, but I was going by the Beckey ratings, which you have to adjust for age

Not to knock it or anything, but I can think of a couple of other places besides the crowds on the Big-E:

You're such a sipe

There's a short crack/corner to the right of Cat Crack and just left of the 10a crack in the Neat and Cool area. It features a few small trees to sling for pro down low and an ackward 5.8 corner at the top. It's obviously been climbed before, but the new guide lacks a red-line and a name for this route. Anyone know anything more about it?

Sounds like they should have duct taped her ass to the hood of her car so she didn't wander off in the cold frigid night. Could be worse though, she could of been drunk and had to bivy midway up Cinnamon Slab

Ooops!!! I thought the thread topic said, "How to respect lady climbers". There's whole sections of unclimbed walls there just waiting for a hard climber to put up a first ascent. Why don't you go explore a little, bumbass?

Nothing like some drunk'n make up nooky :tup:

Isn't this kinda old news?? Why aren't you talking about the major flooding on the Fraser instead??

Kinda crazy note there?? Sounds like about the best time you can have while it's raining.

You guys are sick, sick, SICK individuals, though I mean that in a kinda nice Quentin Terrintino, creepy, kind of way.

Man, you need to clip a brush onto that harness of yours. You should lobby the Mtnr's to put that onto their 20 essentials list

A large package of half eaten horse cock. Sorry for leaving it there, but you can have the pocket knife if you want it :tup:

I thought the Iraq war was suppose to "Test our partisan resolve", or did I miss something?

How did this degenerate from the worth of women, to green ogre's with bad breath??

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