olyclimber

THIS THINK TANK IS GETTING SOMEWHERE. SOMEONE CALL THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE AND TELL THEM WE MIGHT HAVE A SOLUTION.

WELL IF canadianian can afford to man all mountains why can't US? I don't understand why they can't just hunker down and climb through to the summit. I mean, if we can put a man on the moon, why not build a special suit for climbing up the mountain in 150 MPH wind or some robot that can remote control a drone robot with special arms for grabbing stuff.

STOP ALL THE DOWNLOADING!

I've been thinking about this long and hard and i've come to the conclusion after reading this that Bill O' Reilly should stand watch at a gate, allowing only those with Tautauns large enough house the climber in its belly in emergency situations and that the mountain should be carpet bombed with flares such that one is always in arms reach in case of emergency.

no, i assert all we need is drones manning computers with internet connections to cc.com and media outlets. droning endlessly of course.

is that your assertion? that assertions don't work?

thats a codpiece dumbass. its used to hold her fish in place. she looks highly collectable and posable!

Using only information I have summarized from forums and chat rooms across the internet, join me for the next couple of months as I unravel the world's mysterys. What happened to the Mayan civilization? Who really shot JFK? Is Micheal Jackson a white person now? Who really built the pyramids of Egypt? What really happened to Messner's brother? Using the tribal knowledge of the internet, combined with my incredible uncommon sense, I'll be solving these mysteries and putting them to bed for once and for all. Using my indoor generator and BBQ system, I'll work through any power outage as an Internet Sleuth to get to the bottom of these using solely such clues as conjecture, speculation, and wild assed guesses. Thanks, and god bless. I hope you'll join me.

I think there ought to be more signs warning people that life is dangerous and you could die and stuff. That'll fix things. Like maybe a sign that says listening to stupid assclown radio talkshows is dangerous.

Timmay, Jon, and I have just sold cc.com to rockclimbing.com for 3.8 billion dollars, 2 foot high mound of blow, and a highly sought after pack of Garbage Pail Kids cards. Apparently they'll be doing some "house cleaning" once this deal passes the FTC.

no carl, that was just a requirement for you.

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=535025

http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2006/12/13/tracing-a-climbers-footprints-in-cyberspace/

Extremely classic stuff. Hopefully the NYT gets a hold of this thread and gets "K2 Jon" in for an exclusive. Maybe he can solve that problem in Iraq too. Hoping the best for those on Hood today.

http://www.katu.com its the video on the front page, its about 1/3 the way through where the guy mentions the insurance problem

Jay, if you watch the current KATU video (the one that qoutes cc.com, including you), it seems that people from WA and other states want to spell the OR folks that have been working so hard, but there is some sort of rule that they can't cover out of state people with insurance, so they can't have them out searching "officially". Don't let this post stop you if you were thinking of doing it, but if you do decided to head down, it might be worth a call before doing so. What a shame it would be on the insurance company if they could not bend the rules in a case like this.

What you do in a situation like this may be a discussion worth having, but not in the TR forum.

Erik, will be in B'ham this weekend. Lets party.

I come with it too. And I won't charge if you're good looking. However, the bed is pretty small.

Best wishes going out to everyone involved.

Wiki, the source of FACTS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACLU In 1917, Roger Nash Baldwin became head of the National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB), an independent outgrowth of the American Union Against Militarism, which opposed American intervention in World War I. The NCLB provided legal advice and aid for conscientious objectors and those being prosecuted under the Espionage Act of 1917 or the Sedition Act of 1918. In 1920, the NCLB changed its name to the American Civil Liberties Union, with Baldwin continuing as its director. Jeannette Rankin, Crystal Eastman and Albert DeSilver, along with other former members of the NCLB, assisted Baldwin with the founding of the ACLU.[1] In the year of its birth, the ACLU was formed to protect aliens threatened with deportation, and U.S. nationals threatened with criminal charges by U.S. Attorney General Alexander Mitchell Palmer for their communist or socialist activities and agendas [4] (see Palmer Raids). It also opposed attacks on the rights of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) and other labor unions to meet and organize. In 1940, the ACLU formally barred communists from leadership or staff positions, and would take the position that it did not want communists as members either. The board declared that it was "inappropriate for any person to serve on the governing committees of the Union or its staff, who is a member of any political organization which supports totalitarian dictatorship in any country, or who by his public declarations indicates his support of such a principle."[5] The purge, which was led by Baldwin, himself a former supporter of Communism, began with the ouster of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a member of both the Communist Party of the USA and the IWW.[6] In the 1988 presidential election, then-Vice President George H.W. Bush called then-Governor Michael Dukakis a "card-carrying member of the ACLU," which Dukakis proudly acknowledged.[7] The phrase now serves as part of a jocular recruitment slogan for the ACLU. The September 11, 2001 attacks and the ensuing debate regarding the proper balance of civil liberties and security including the passage of the USA PATRIOT Act led to a 20% increase in membership between August 2001 and December 2002, when total enrollment reached 330,000.[8] The growth continued, and in August 2004, ACLU membership was at 400,000.[9]

Thanks KaskadskyjKozak, I'll let you take it from here. Tough work being the underrepresented on this site!

No response? I thought so.

I thought so. Next topic: The [spit]liberals[/spit](including all of the media, the educated class, and anyone who thinks I may be wrong about anything) hate America. Prove me wrong.

you bastards have run off all the conservatives, so I'll take over for them. The ALCU is the Antichrist. Prove me wrong.