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skykilo

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  1. Weren't you just agreeing with PP about taking something in context? Ahh, who cares, I think I'll go piss off some motorists...
  2. I looked at his picture, read his rant, and got the impression that he was another frustrated, angry fatass. Maybe he should eat a ?
  3. There you go trask, maybe a personal insult will get you a response!
  4. Jim-I hear you on the drivers getting pissed at cyclists who strictly follow the rules of the road. I think the general concept is anger at anyone who retards their progress, no matter how slightly. I always love observing people commuting in their luxury vehicles, in a traffic jam, with a big scowl. What's the point? Hurry up and get pissed, and run over a cyclist while you're at it.
  5. Is the driver really responsible no matter what? Oregon hydro . Oregon choss-fest volcanos Oregon, Portland most bike-friendly city
  6. No man, I think you're saying the whole administration puts the 'I' in integrity.
  7. Anyone bitching about cyclists in general can eat a fat 8=D. I'm surprised I haven't heard this one yet: 'It's so not fair, they're using the road and not paying the tax on gas that funds the road!' What's more, fuck anyone who wishes the cops on anyone else in general. (There are exceptions to this statement, but I think it is an infinitesimal percentage of the whole of cop-sicking happening out there.)
  8. Is that skin OF a sumo wrestler? Tsk, tsk.
  9. What's happening with all this ban this/ban that bullshit? Remember moderators, everything in moderation, ESPECIALLY moderation.
  10. I carried a SUPER lightweight 7.5mmX30m rope. My pack weighed a little over 20 pounds, I think, with hinged stainless steel crampons, some runners and 'biners, prussiks, and a harness. We didn't use any of the rope gear, and I could have went without the 'poons, but they were reasonable insurance. Also, I had to make up for not carrying skis. We kept weight down by never carrying more than a liter of water, and filtering more as needed. The 55 gallon drum was very old and rusty looking, and it was nowhere near the human waste collection at the top of the moraine. It was on the other side of the Blue Glacier below the snow dome.
  11. Actually, isn't it more like 42, with the first THIRTEEN flat? Real kiddie stuff.
  12. Then why can't I stay the hell away from Glacier Peak? I would like to hit Bachy on a calm powder day with the summit open (Does this happen?) to do some huckin' out the crater.
  13. Bachy has the mad high speed quads, but where is this dome-rockin' terrain of which you speak? Ski Bowl-The Outback . (If there's snow.)
  14. Following the Big Beaver Trail, there is an arrow carved into a piece of wood about one mile after the Luna Creek Campground, courtesy of David Parker. Head straight down to the river and there is a log to cross. The schwack isn't bad. To get out of the Access Creek Basin, you just go left (south) to the easier terrain instead of straight up Luna's west(?) face. Then there will be an easy gully up to the right after the little glaciated couloir. It was all a wide, moderate snow gully in June, so there will probably be some snow, but that's speculation. After getting to the top of the gully, you will be left with a traverse over heather on ~30 degree type slopes to get to the saddle betweeen Luna and Fury. This was snow in June, but I'm pretty confident it's melted. That's beautiful terrain! It sure does take a long time to get up to the views, but they're worth it. Take a look at the South Pickets and pay reverence to Wayne, Colin and Marko. I don't think climbing Luna by yourself would be too much 'lunacy', but I sure would hate to sprain an ankle out there by myself, so watch your step! Oh yeah, and break a leg!
  15. And Simon Yates should be a critical component as your partner for a two man rope team, looking for some extreme alpine adventure.
  16. I was just using the stated criteria. Now you have exemptions... it sounds a little subjective. In the name of justice and fairness, I really think we need to kill EVERYONE.
  17. Yeah, kill the druggies, except those of us who stick to the preferred vices of alcohol, tobacco, and caffeine. And if you got money for expensive prescription drugs and bullshit visits to the doctor, that's OK too. There's no hope for any of those people on heroin, so we should kill them. While we're at it, let's kill the obese people, too. They're not very productive, and they'll need lots of health care in the future. And what about all these old people who are just retired and idle? We should kill them, they're an all-around burden. I just want to kill everyone for their benefit.
  18. skykilo

    Wish Me Luck...

    How is the situation down around the isthmus?
  19. And they don't even merit being TWO parasites, they add to one!
  20. I had asthma when I was very young and it went away. I think it was really just an allergic reaction to my mom's cats. In junior high I had fun once or twice getting a head rush from the inhaler, though. Puff, puff, pass(out).
  21. Dru- Somehow I don't think literature on anorexia would be directly applicable to people who consume 4,000+ calories a day. I am also curious to hear about your innovative technique of assessing Fence Sitter's body fat by visual inspection.
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