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The walk off will most definitely be wet. There are a few slabs that might be sporty.

The walk off will most definitely be wet. There are a few slabs that might be sporty.

There is no dream job. No matter how cool it starts out, it is still a job, something you have to do. You may enjoy your job, but I doubt any job is worth trashing my life for. But hey, that's just me.

loose balls

Do you really want a single wall tent? It can get pretty wet in there in typical Cascade weather (rain, rain, rain). If you are looking for an I-tent Lambone is selling one here on cc.com for $300

Virginny

Guns are tough to get in Ireland. Right now they are dealing with a rash of knife violence.

Get the tent good and wet before set up. You should be able to stretch the fabric. let it all dry set up and you should be good.

neh... people would be turned off by my bodyhair.

Unless they did it last weekend, IB is still there. A friend of mine climbed it on Friday. p.s. The lower Malmute was shotcreted last weekend because climbers didn't respect the train's right-of-way.

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Ultimate Frisbee - I play 3x a week rain or shine. Riding bikes - Did the STP last year. I haven't been on my MTB in two years -sob- Skiing - my first full season. Motorcycles - I just got the damn thing running properly after sitting for the season and mounting new exhaust. Make gear - like backpacks and haulbags and stuff. See live music - a lot of different genres Sedentary friends General hoodlummery

I have a room devoted to gear. Right now, it's like a gear swimming pool. It can be a little embarrassing when you see how much gear is in there, especially since all the bike stuff is in the garage. I could rent it out to babysit climbers. It would be like the Ball Room at Ikea. Treasure bath!

She has a good point - I used to see a guy at the market armed with a few old x-rays to use as kazoos and a plastic trumpet. He drew the crowds because he was a good performer, not a great musician.

How many people stop for a street performer during their normal commute on a busy day? I think the "experiment" was a bit dubious and doesn't really prove anything. Does that mean that most people would recognize Joshua Bell? I doubt it. There are a lot of famous people I wouldn't recognize if I passed them on the street. I've tried to explain this to many people when I mention that I listen to classical as well as metal and a ton of other stuff. I dont' really have the musical background necessary to describe the similarities.

Niiiiiice

It would be one hell of a roadtrip from Rwanda

Lamb of God plays some good old school shit. It's not terribly original but it is solid.

You definitely need a helmet cam. I would love to see some of this. I think Mgear has one for around $120

I finally destroyed my Mountain Masters after 3 years of heavy use. I noticed that these come in size fricken huge. I will have to get a pair.

I know a guy who broke his arm earlier this year. He kept going to the climbing gym, doing one-armed bumps from hold to hold. He is now lopsided.

offwidth?

We got out of Index before it started raining on Saturday. It's spring dammit. No more rain on the weekends. Have some pity on us working stiffs.

Am I the only one that doesn't understand this?

I belched so loud a one of the guys climbing beside us thought a rock was falling and he was going to die.