minx

i can always count on the rooster KKKKKKKKKKKK that exactly wht i'm wishing

what's everyone doing?

but sherri, i could get THERE. i've got a map and car

hey ummm....thanks for the input but that's not the kinda change i'm looking for

do they have that in the middle of nowhere?

well apparently so!!!

OK, you can but it can't be on a direct flight. PITA! you'd think in the modern age of technology (when i still can't properly use an ipod in my car apparently) that i could get a direct flight!

the best vacation ever? the next one i get to take!

i'm pretty satisfied with any pitch i finish. guess i'm just easy...that way.

i refuse to do it until we have thorough, complete, in-depth, soution oriented discussion on global warming!

ummm...yes! i hate L.S.

good lord if i ever have to listen to lynrd skynyrd in my own vehicle i will drive off the next available cliff.

oh cute, pink's being helpful again

i've got a bit of a drive coming up in a few weeks. my car stereo is not ipod/mp3 compatible. my tunes could use some updating. thinking about burning some CDs sooo... lets hear it, what keeps you from driving into the guard rail

no, we know you're an asshole. these guys are just laughing at the misery of others. jerks maybe but they've got a long way to go to be assholes

don't make me move this to the cafe you two!

no, i think he listens to easy listening metal

death smoothejazzzzz

bolting/climate change - inconvenient truths? i find bolts to be convenient. perhaps they are the cause of climate change?

i've got to go with porter on this one. honestly, we've burried spray pretty far. most of the other forums don't see too much spray anymore. in order to revive cc.com's tarnished reputation amongst climbers that can't deal w/spray. we'd have to start w/a new site.

don't make me do it! i could. i would. i am!

but bill, if its climbing related, surely it doesn't belong in spray right?

matt, i just wanted it to stop. even climate change is better than this!

can we please get back to climate change?

these long treatises remind me of the unibomber manifesto