cracked

I just bought a Barryvox, too, and my ski buddies who have the Tracker are jealous. I love it!

HAHAHAHA...no...not referring to that... Actually, i'm trying to decide if i should work harder boulder problems sans weight or to climb in a weighted vest on longer problems...my physical weight is at the lowest its been in a long time (around 124lbs or so)...these two things are at the opposite ends of the scale...one is like weight-lifting...the other is just a shitload of physical work...the weighted vest is kicking in an extra 10-15 lbs of weight... It seems that i fall off of endurance routes, yet i also fall off of boulder problems...in short, I SUCK and i'm tired of getting my ass kicked...a large part of my problem lies in an inability to consistently get outside on real rock, so my projecting just falls to the wayside...VERY FRUSTRATING...get close to a route, then not come back to it for a long time (3 to 4 months)...pisses me off I hear you about projecting...I have never had the chance to consistently work a project outside due to school, weather, partners, etc, etc. But I doubt that you suck.

You'll have a ropegun in a few years!

Keep being negative and Erik will ban you! I quit wasting money on movies after Once Upon a Time in Mexico.

Weaker, too.

it was nice of you to invite greg over. next time i'm sure he'll iron if you ask

I've used Dromedary bags for literally 10 years, and the originals are still going strong. I love them. I've never had any problems with leakage, and the hose works extremely well. And the large opening is GREAT for filling it in the field.

that soudns realistic a waif 93 lb. daddy's girl wavign around a katana... lemme guess taking out 35+ ninjas at the same time too? raaaaght Why? Katana:

Hey Erik, show me that trick again where you post all in caps and say something stupid!

I'll go check with Beck..... I'm sure WB-400 would have been perfect for hours of pissing rain.

That's the wettest I've been in my life. Goretex is bullshit, if you're in heavy rain and actually doing something (eg bushwacking), you're going to get WET.

MUFFY, YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY! DO YOU MISSPELL EVERY WORD ON PURPOSE????

Yer just jealous.

cracked, I watched you fall off some V3 in the gym 12 times in a row Quasar was the crack, I bear hugged the column and slapped up it and the crack, it was rad!!! rattly fingers, I suck at jamming Which V3? I usually flail on V0s.

Skykilo, Crazy Jeff, and I attempted the Boulder-Park Cleaver on Baker. Hiked in in the rain, bushwacked up to the ridge in the rain, skinned up to 6.5k in the snow, got whiteout, cold, skied down, put 5 scratches in my Miras (), bushwacked down, hiked out (in the rain of course), and soaked in the hot spring. Now remember everyone: There is NO snow in WA right now. Please stay at home and watch TV.

No. But I'm going skiing tomorrow.

I think the combo of a warm year and the low elevation drastically melted the ice. We had near normal precipitation, but I guess it was simply too warm. Hopefully we'll have a cold and wet winter this year to replenish the caves. They were really cool last year.

Nose isn't alpine.

Threaten suicide if they won't let you in. Works every time. Or just go get drunk.

We know you're fucked up. No sweat. Just check into the psych ward.

Yes, that's where we were climbing, at the very top, the large serac walls. Usually there are 70+ foot high caves where the other hunk of snow is. These provide vertical to slightly overhanging walls that are perfect to get pumped on. This year they don't exist.

True, too.

Not as many women out there cause they're too smart.

Suck. I was in an incubator for two weeks after my birth. My mom didn't like it much.

Oh, just post it now. I didn't do much this summer, but Stuart N Ridge was the most fun.