Weekend_Climberz

I think MtnFreak's argument is that even though you can boil water faster with the PR, it is using more fuel regardless, so you get less use per canister (did I get that right?). So, I think another test that would be helpful is how many litre's of water can you boil per canister on each stove using the larger JB pot? If MtnFreak's calculations hold up, it may take longer with the JB, but you will get more use per canister. I don't know the answer and hopefully we can coerce you into performing another test RideT61. Good thread

Here's my chance to beat my chest: FWA Slippery Slab Tower N Face Buckner Snowpatch via Kraus Mc-Carthey Donkey Ears via Ears Between Middle Crescent via Lions Way FNR Stuart (kinda a day, kinda) Lead up to 10c sport Lead up to 10a trad Climbed at a dozen crags around WA, OR, and BC Skied the pow-pow for rilla Secret photo-taking session along the Chihuahua Multiple failures at something named Zero Have to say though that the best tick was meeting up with some new folks to climb with.

Just make sure to hit the sink BONER!!

Dirty, dirty, Fred!! http://www.randywenzel.com/Images/Lori/album/index.html

What about "Strange Brew"? "I gotta piss so bad I can taste it, Eh!"

Shhhhh....I'm trying to get VB enviro to work on my new machine, if the IRS hears about I'll have to pay up....er I mean, carry on.

I Had a music teacher in high school tell me a story about when he was a private lesson teacher for the trumpet out of college. It was his first day teaching lesson and the room next to him was were the celloists [sic?] and other stringed instruments lessson were given. Apparently, a new student had just started next to his room before his student arrive and was incessantly scratching and plucking the cello. It was so bad he walk over and knocked on the door to complain. When the door opened he saw a lady sitting there practising. He told her, "Ma'am, between your legs you have an instrument that, if caressed and stroked properly, could give endless years of pleasure to you and countless other individuals; and the only thing you seem to be able to do it is to scratch it!"

Ooooo..... they shipped this morning. Mountain Gear Rocks!!! Should have them tomorrow from previous experience.

Shit, someone was looking

Watch that vodka comsumption there fella's. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15512242/

The memories. This could be like "Where's Waldo".

What he said, and don't you forget it. Chump

So, the question that begs to be asked is whether the ranking of St Louis as the most unsafe town in the USA is because the cops are gonna beat you down if you visit there?

Anyone wanna give it a go this week. Looks like tomorrow will have the best weather.

I think Selkirk said it best. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...............Crack!

That's a fine climb. Where are the pics at??

They say they'll be shipped on 11/7/06 on my confirmation. Guess we'll see

Get'em while they're hot. Metolius Offsets

They aren't available to the public until January, but I figure some of you sponsored, big shot climbers may have fingered 'em. January? Mountain gear is selling them online right now!! Metolius Offsets

My friend will hook you up, he got caught on film doing that once

Inquiring minds want to know??

Dude, whad'up?

It's probably been said before, but props to FF for putting together slideshows, clinics, having Rock Fest, etc... Those dudes just plain

Not from too much climbing, that's from climbing 5.11 in hiking boots.

I seem to remember one person telling the US that they would invade Iraq, find no WMD's, end up in a Vietnam-esque guerilla war, and after many years of casualities the US would flee with their tail between their legs. In Europe, there is little if any talk of the Iraq war (sans the UK). The people there have decided that if they just ignore the US, maybe they will finally pull the foot out of their mouths and realize that they are going to have get off of their high thrones and actually cooperate with other countries rather than "go it alone". Oh, and it was Saddam himself who predicted the situation we are now in.