mtn_mouse

Would you date a rodent from Idaho?

While running in my hampster wheel at the gym this morning, I was watching any multitude of tv's on display and had to LAUGH at the Fox news program wringing their hands over the loss of their buddy Anus, whoops, I mean Inus..

Good luck! I've been trying to quit Decon, any ideas?

I heard he's going for a speed climb record.

The mountain mouse has gotten an alpine start today. Get out of bed slugs!!!

I was leading a rope of 2 and just about at the summit of Rainier, when the dumbshit behind me fell off a snow bridge into a deep crevasse. What had been up to then a pleasant climb, then became a very serious and difficult matter as I was dragged a bit before being able to stop, with a partner dangling in the void. So ever since that incident, I really prefer 3 on a rope on a glacier. Do I always travel with 3? Of course not, I am willing to take risk, and sometimes all I can find is 1 partner. So there is no real answer to your question, as we all take risks, but as I am sure you know, 3 is the safest way to go, and you won't regret adding that third person.

I hear you. I hate to burst your bubble, but mice are far superior to climbing than genetically inferior humans. Take the ears for example; most species of mice have prehensil ears, meaning they are able to use them as a 5th and 6th appendages. Not to mention that in species especially like Peromyscus that they can be used as mini-wings, allowing a mouse to fall slower than the grossly disproportionally mass of bloated humans, up to several hundred feet. And of course the obious ability to hear another mouse fart in the woods up to five miles away. Aid? I think not; mice are genetically superior climbers to humans.

That sums up all the posters here, Kevbone, Pink, Seababy, and all of Dru's avatars. Is there anyone I missed?

and kevbone is still putting long hard objects in his mouth.

STFU HUMANS

STFU KEVBONER

Sounds like California hunters in Idaho: "Rifles and pistols have been banned in a 68,000-acre area of the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area since 1996. But the federal Bureau of Land Management is considering expanding the gun-restricted area by 41,000 acres to try to limit shootings at Idaho Army National Guard troops who report slugs bouncing off their tanks on a regular basis. "There's a segment of the shooting community that will shoot at anything that moves," said John Sullivan, the area's manager."

Of course, Canda geese, Bald eagles, and mtn rodents mate for life.

Get real. A dickhead from OOOtah complaining about Idaho drivers? Maybe if he took his head out of his ass he'd see how bad Utah drivers are. Moscows a cool place. Trade it for Seattle anytime.

How about a furry brown eyed rodent with a hunk of cheese?

Just tell them it was in the way of the Sea to Sky highway expansion and it had to be removed. That project is so out of control they wouldn't notice.

JANUARY: MRS. ALDEN

The cape represents, well, security. Kind of like an MLU.

:pagetop:I have one that notifies me when a thread reaches 27. However, it does not appear to be as popular. :pagetop:

It's comforting to know that that picture reflects the mentality of this site!

OK, enough chit chat, back to flying cats....

Some cats only fly in their minds....

While in canada, I saw this creature again, near garibaldi. As a mouse I never get tired of pictures of retarded cats, or canadians for that matter...

I sure hope thats not what it is/was. I've heard its contagious! Or bird flu...that could also be a problem. That's nothing compared to HANTAVIRUS.

Nice TR. I was just up there, skied into red meadows hut on Garibaldi. Looked right over where you TR'd. Sure is snowy and snow plastered up high.