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ARE YOU HAVING FUN YET?

Oh! i remember. how is the goiter?

IS THAT YOU GAWD?

yeah, well, i care. enjoy the spray!

THE REAL QUESTION IS HOW MUCH SHEAF STOUT COSTS. HE MUST BE EXPENSIVE!

VERBOSITY=INTELLIGENCE!

DROPPING SQL TABLES IS AN ELITE ART. ASK SHEAF STOUT. HE IS HIRED IT GURU WHO KNOWS ALL. HE WAS CLICKING REFRESH FOR ALMOST 24 HOURS. HIS OPINION COUNTS.

Good. Now get back to dropping MySql tables and spying on IP addresses. While you are at that you can fix the reply box so that it is full length. If you need help let me know. OOOHH!! OOOOOOHH!!!!!! A GURU!!!!!

Is this something you would use? Probably not, but I'm sure there are those out there that would. Is a bag like this commercially viable? Not unless on extremely limited runs. How much would you pay for something like this? I'm not sure, since i'm not sure i would buy it in the first place. What features sound good? Extremely light weight, sleeps two, feathered friends goodness. What features sound bad? The bag in general sounds perfect for a hard people of the world who get written up in Alpinist all the time. The Colin Haleys of the world. Unfortunately for this concept, I don't think there are a lot of people out there that want a route so bad they are ready to give up the sanctity of their own sleeping bag for the sake of saving some weight and share it with someone else. Those people are truly inspirational, but I think also think few and far between. It might be a great bag to sell to couples looking to shave pounds to hike the PCT or something, but I don't know that market. What changes do you suggest? I would design and manufacture a short run for the people (and a few others) that would buy it. Otherwise just offer them as a custom order. hope this opinion helps.

WHEN YOU HAVE IT ALL WORKED OUT ANY EVERYONE AGREES LETS HAVE A PARTY.

I AM SO GLAD YOU GUYS ARE WORKING THIS OUT. KEEP IT UP!

nice pics Clint. We'll accept you here, even if you're politically correct.

punch cards. but i think capellini has a point. we've got all this killa gear sitting around, why isn't everyone climbing snow creek wall? back in the day, even if the conditions were better, they had suck gear. are you wondering why? TECHNIQUE!

you're tilting at windmills bro-brah

HELLO! I AM HERE TO ARGUE IN THIS IMPORTANT THREAD.

Trip: Vantage - Sunshine Wall Date: 2/18/2007 Trip Report: me and alpinfox and jeff hansel went to vantage this weekend to climb on rocks. we talked about how to make love to porcupine, tubgirl, and how britney spears shaved her head. it was fun. there was sun. it was warm. i forgot how to climb and had to remember how. on sunday there was wind. we saw Gary Yvnge. where is the best place to eat in ellensburg? there slush falling at the pass. there were snow plows pushing the slush around making sparks. i am not clark kent presenting alpinfox and air geetar windmills and stars biggus dippus light show gimmee a V i am not responsible for this george and martha are such a cute couple really jeff is just above where it gets hard. this climb is where i remembered how. here is jeff climbing it. ummmm....i don't think its in. jeff rode home with a box over his head. we talked alot about our mutual friend Mark. there was only one occasion of rock fall, it was a party next to us. i think that place is nice...sunshine when it is wet everywhere else in WA, some great climbing. just wear a helmet and pay attention like you usually do. Gear Notes: Rock climbing gear. Approach Notes: The 1/2 hour walk took 20 minutes.

ween has some excellent tunes.

I'm not sure what the little guy is, but I appreciate his enthusiasm.

THIS IS NEWS PEOPLE! WAKE UP!!! ROFLOLCOPTER!

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rat (whose real name is erik) is a beast from another world.

I'd recommend any of the SD line, particularly the SD600 through to the SD900. If i were going to buy another digital point and shoot right now I'd get a Powershot SD800 IS. /p

I love Canon cameras (I currently have an SD600 and a XTi Rebel, and have owned a number of Canon digitals in the past). I did have a Powershot S70, which is the same camera design roughly, but different specs. In my opinion, that camera design sucks a$$. I don't like the slide open thing on the front. After a very short amount of usage it got a piece of sand or something and then would not lock into place...so then when you went to take a picture and bumped it in the slightest the lense would retract. I would not buy that camera design again, but I definitely would go with a Canon (as evidenced by the two cameras I currently own).