Toast
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Women over 30.
that's OK -- we used to think men under 30 were cool. then we realized how much work it is to train them *where's the whip cracking icon when i need it*
I love women over 30 and pay extra for whip-cracking.
Well then come right in and make yourself comfortable.
Since when do you like them to be comfortable?
Are you turning a new, softer more gentle, leaf in front of our very eyes?
I always knew you were just a big softies!
Hey Guys, Kirk's talking about Archie's big softies
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Thanks for digging up the origins of Pub Club. Here's to Beck
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The Long Winters - When I Pretend to Fall
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any chick that chinese and scottish is bound to be interesting!
Unless she's over 30
or has a big butt
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Big speakers with big woofers
Waffle stompers
Shoulder length hair doos
Vuarnets
Sperry top siders
My older brother's collection of vinyl LP's
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Look forward to wallowing through snow.
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Looks more like Dave Schuldt on a bad hair day
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Yeah, makes it much easier to do this
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RIGHT ON!! I'd a thought your finger's would've ended up numb popsicles though.
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You'll need slings and biners too. Eight to twelve 24" sewn spectra slings is a good start. Try to keep them the same color so you can quickly identify single vs. doubles. I use two to four doubles to supplement this (especially for wandery alpine routes.)
People will rack differently, but I tend to rack my singles in trippled quickdraw fashion with two biners each. If so, two dozen lightweight wire gate biners is a good start. Again, I'll pick a specific style or color to quickly identify which go with my slings.
Also a general buying tip, you'll get discounts buying in quantity, so it's more expensive to buy things one off the way you are. Save your pennies in a piggy bank and make a larger purchase all at once.
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drC - Soon to change his name to Unbreakable.
I used to think I was unbreakable. Then I turned thirty
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I would say to just go out and start hitting up mountains.. (well that's how it was it colorado- you could do 14ers that were walk-ups and graduate to harder more technical climbs)..
as for the cascades.....
You're telling this to a total noob. A lot of us started out that way and are just plain lucky we're still around. It took my roommate getting hit with a rock to wake me up. Why not stack the odds in your favor, read a book, find a mentor, or get some training... jeesh.
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He's French, right
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I climbed Dreamer in the rain in a pair of Montrail shoes. They worked alright for me. Also, the new Montrail shoes (the Method and Wasabi) use a new Montrail rubber, Gryptonite HT, that's as sticky as anything on the market.
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Yep, I really like these guys. No high pressure sale, no attitude, and provide knowledgeable advice if you ask for it.
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I knew I guy in college who litterally said, "I'll pay you for it." You know what? He got some
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Give this a whirl http://www.yeeguy.com/freefall/
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It's been a while since the Pub Club thread got up to FOUR pages
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Geek magnet
in Spray
Is there such a thing as a geek magnet? Are geeks attracted to a certain type of chick?Archie, show me your ass and I'll show you a geek magnet.
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Jens, I'd be very interested in seeing a pic of how you strap yours in. I bought mine second hand and have strapped in the way Dave described. I did fall out once a couple years ago, and that scared the crap out of me. If there's a more secure way, I'm all ears.
BAD BEER
in Spray
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I don't know about you, but I've come to really like this stuff