olyclimber

Hey, us Merkins have our own nuddie fests, along with something you ain't got: Freedom Fries and Freedom Dip Sandwiches! I hear tell of some good ole nuddie hijinx in some hotsprings in the Cascade foothills. That article was sorta kiddie porn. Really, out of everyone, they focus on a 12 year old girl? Kanuck Kiddie Porn?

East of the Missippi.

Sweet. I have a VW van. Anybody up for it? The heater doesn't work, but its got Fahrfrumgruvin. This beyotch has epic Road Trip written all over it...

No shit. This reads like a Las Vegas advertisement. Schmuck bets it all and wins! And for all you suckas who read 'Us' magazine, Jo Lo's mom won! Come one, come all, you're all going to win! Bet it all! Look at this single sensational story! We have an instant winner! You're appoved! I shat yellow! I shat green! but i digress... yes it is all a scam. and there are higher stakes games being orginating from and propogated by the current US government administration. if you don't know about them, you haven't been wearing your tin foil hat.

Mmmmmolly

Fo shizzle on the noddizzle

A really good friend of mine is over there, and just recently had to convoy through there to the north. www.munnroad.org

Good thing he never lets facts cloud his judgement... http://images.salon.com/comics/boll/2003/07/17/boll/story.gif

Check out this ebay auction...I'm trying to figure out what is being sold.... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1299&item=3671100138&rd=1

I was looking at the list of people online the other day and saw about 5 different Google bots chowing down the cc.com data. We're probably all in a NSA database now. Time to put on my tin foil hat.

Has anyone been up Road 39 since this TR? I'm wonder if a non-four wheel drive can making it up to the trailhead, and what the trail conditions are. Thanks...

Ahhh...this reminds me of my scouting days. One time, near the end of an 80 miler we made by hooking up various trails in the Olympics, we made up this concoction we dubbed 'Rocky Mountain Spotted Frog' that was basically Top Ramen mixed with a packets of all the spices,seasonings, and stuff we had left over. I'm not sure what went wrong, but within 10 minutes of eating it about 9/10s of the group was spouting out of both ends.

The first picture looks like a screen capture of some video game.

Is Rainier considered high altitude mountaineering? Not slaggin' on ya, just curious. Fair question, and while it might be directed at the person who mentioned Mt. Rainier, perhaps I should clarify or change my question to: What you can keep down either at high altitude or when going through gain of altitude that has an effect on your ablility to keep things down? Altitude is a relative thing. Some people get sick on Rainier, other only yack above 18,000. After all, it is not the elevation you get sick at, but whether you're having the most fun doing so, that determines if you're the best climber.

What do you take to eat on a high altitude mountaineering trip? This is probably a personal thing, but what you find you can keep down when exerting yourself at high altitude?

Ausgezeichnet Reise Berichts pzack. Ich lache meinen Esel ab!

"The best climber is the one having the most fun hitting on everyone else's girlfriend."

Here is an excerpt: "The mountaineering tribe is a comforting place for the partner of a climber. Its protective circle shuts out the questioning eyes of the outside world." Basically, it is a cult. Time for some more koolaid.

There is one at WWU.

That's why the rack was so expensive...they have to produce twice of everything to get it right....

Well, there is a bright side. You can now safely bite the rope without fear of having your teeth ripped out. That must really hurt. Sorry to hear about the insurance and your cancelled Europe plans.

Dude, I totally shredded some 5.8 today. Do you want to fuck with DeJesus?

Only once a year? Buy yourself a guide. Either that, or skip navigation and just go for it. Nature will run its course. The new Mountain Gear catalogue has these panic button devices in case you have fallen and you can't get up. Only $700 or so.

Well, enjoy yourself. Whose nose are your going to do?

There are some mines that are worth exploring. I haven't heard of any caves...