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Dante's has $1 pitchers of generic beer on tuesday or wednesday night. I think it's making a comeback

Check out some of Jim Harrison's many books. His writing has immortality in it.

I think the art would be more entertaining if they did the feeding while he was still alive. Like today.

You know, if more people bitchslapped and less people punched, the world would be a better place

Keep up the good fight, Will Erik

Nice TR, AlpinFox - I have some more pictures I'll add to the mix when I get home today. Had a great time Tim: Traffic Light

Here's the map of the proposed location:

Sucker Tax

This from someone probably getting a portion of their dividend check from Exxon

Good reminder - thanks To friends lost and their memory

What is this? One of those non-sequiter threads? My answer is wood pussy.

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Mirriam & co

With all these around, maybe we can clean up this infestation

Looks like Juan is sweating oil, too.

Phrenology: Just when you thought it was obsolete

Here's a rugged Canadian digging his weekly supply of humus

Classic short term memory - now the Exxon stations are back as well, and we don't think twice about tankin' up.

[RANT] I was at Smith last weekend with Alpinfox, Yos, and GaperJeffy working on a potential new route near Go Dog Go, and a couple of people approached me and said the area was closed. I talked to a few other people that were locals, and the general consensus was that hiking was being discouraged, but the area was still open. There are draws on Go Dog Go, BTW. There is a fence built just below the climb with a "No Trail" sign just above it. The whole area has been platformed up with rock and barricades to make it flat - it's not like any vegetation is going to grow back through 3 feet of rock. As well, it is an established 3-star .12c. So when I got back to the 'Ham, I logged onto SmithRock.com, and sure enough, according to "The Park", it is closed. I can totally understand raptor closure, vegetation rehabilitation closure, and erosion control closure, but none of these are the issue ! It seems they just randomly built the fence to stop below an established climb, and then call the area above "closed". According to SR.com, there weren't any volunteers to extend the fence another 10 feet and 2 switchbacks to include the area! [/RANT] Thoughts?

Spring Pollen Allergies and the accompanying sneezing jags really work the abs nicely.

Laxatives and Big Walls Methamphetamines and delicate face climbs Peyote and Free Soloing Climbing Naked and Offwidths Dishwashing jobs and crack climbing Hi-Maintenance SO's that don't climb, but you push them into it. Others?