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Excellent objective for a strong team. Congrats on the award!

LOL.

Bye-bye Snafflecow, hello

when's the clearance sale on the overstock? baa

Congrats! Let us know when you get your first memo about the coversheets on you TPS reports.

Ahh, you like it Greek then?

Do as I say, not as I do? I remember that one...

EWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!

At the Lake Watson Dells near Prescott

Clear and copious - good. But from the wrong end.

Thanks. I was wondering...

All good ones! My contribution: Prarie-doggin in Wonderland of Rocks

The renaissance (sp?) has killer breakfasts, and damn strong coffee Gustav's is all about people-watching while you throw down your mediocre food and decent beer.

If you can't figure out any of the above points, burn your voter's registration now.

Wuzi Swimming Dragon is the only acceptable answer

Urine over your head, Hope Boy.

Send your DNA to Alpinfox and see what he can do. He took some skin samples on our last climbing trip, I think. :mad scientist cackle: God save me.

Edward 40Hands: Duct tape 2 40-oz Mickeys to drinkers two hands. Do not allow them access to their hands for urination until said 40's are consumed. Others?

However did you know? This last session was particularly insightful. Peeing on eczematic inflammations with your urine can cure it, RuMR has...

15 pounds in 2 months! Surefire:

Although I am certainly not suggesting that Paradise Forks install fixed anchors at this point (rehab being the current effort), I posted this more as a question: At what point is the environmental impact greater than the visual impact of fixed anchors?

Paradise Forks, one of the most ethically "pure" climbing areas in the USA, is encountering major crag-top damage in the way of erosion, tree damage, and vegetation harm. link Discuss.