minx

it's so nice to see iaxx flirting w/dfa again.

hey there's people with trust funds that like to climb too.

b/c we never would've heard about this on the news

someone left a nice locker on the chains on a route at e38 that my partner bootied last year. it may not be the most expensive piece ever found but it sure was the easiest to clean!

sobo- i won't take her to a shelter unless it's a no kill. if anyone knows of a no kill shelter in the seattle area let me know. is there one in yakivegas? the spayed thing is a given.

very adorable small female grey and white cat needs home. she's been living w/us for about 9 months now. she's very sweet but will not adjust to having dogs in the house. keeps hiding in the chimney so she needs a new home. think she's about 18 months old

as far as i'm concerned all slab should be at least .12a slab suck

they're great in the deep snow. i take mine for a walk in the snow a lot of mornings. the bound in and out of the deep stuff, hide in tree wells and chase each other, and all around make me laugh. they're even great for breaking trail in the fresh stuff. watch out though...they'll step on your tails and mess you up when you're skiing or snowshoeing. i wouldn't take mine to the crag though...they're ill behaved rogues and would bark endlessly.

pindude, i feel your pain in the worst possible way. one problem i had was that theives were able to get my ssn from my health ins. card. if your card had your # on it be extra vigilent w/your credit report. wish i could help w/the gear. can't believe someone did that. if it's enough $$$$ you might consider a claim on homeowner's or renter's ins. to help you replace the gear.

how long are you going to be there? probably won't be out there until 2-3

so anybody going to head to Si/e38 this afternoon?

hey come on now, that's just not nice. i don't want to break my belay slave. sheesh!

R&D sounds like a good choice to me. i probably should've mentioned that he's led plenty of sport routes and climbs much harder than the 5.6/5.7 stuff i'm looking to start him on.

thanks but the books are filled with so much stuff i'm not sure what to start him with. i was wondering if people had specific experience. he's a strong climber so i'm not too worried about him just want to set up a positive situation.

i retract my earlier statement. scooby and any of the characters from the bloom county comic strip.

my partner is just getting into leading with gear. any recommendations for good routes at l'worth for a new leader?

scooby. there really is no other choice

hmmmmmmmmmaybe. what time?

nice TR is that tumwater buttress route one that i could do w/a my currently small rack? (i've sent away for some of the pills the nice spammers advertise to increase my rack but they haven't arrived yet) i'm assuming that 5.5 w/anchors doesn't take a lot of gear? is it clean enough that my partner who is a strong climber but new to leading trad would be comfortable taking a pitch?

well it's called a belay loop so obviously you clip your belay biner through your gear loop, preferably one on the left side.

just so y'all know. the women of cc.com have already discussed how hot you guys are. the conclusion is that some of you may be fine pieces of ass but most of you are dirt bag climbers who can't afford to support our climbing habits. what we're really discussing is where to find hotties who can afford all the gear we want and be our personally trained belay slaves. we could call it the sorority.

mine usually sit somewhere in the middle of the dinning room if i've bothered to get them out of the pack from the last time they were used.

i don't care what you call it. i think mr. minx and myself are free that w/e. there's a high likelihood that we could be found at smiffy

yeah-- that motivates me to set a goal of climbing 5.13. i've wanted to buy snugtop dinner for a while

a good yoga class will improve your balance and flexibility and year's worth of yoga would probably cost the same as some of those slackline kits.