olyclimber

WELCOME TO THE SUCK, BITCHES!

Thats it! I'm done with this board for the next 3 hours! Screw you guys!

JESUS DRU STFU!!! gosh....

20-20 and getting better beyotch! for $20 extra they tattoo your cornea with your favorite sport team logo.

HAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA PHOTO CAPTION:

f'n b0rk that bad boy and then: % who | grep -i blonde | date; cd ~; unzip; touch; \ finger; mount; gasp; uptime; unmount; sleep

Seattle show: he Timmy O’Neill Tour: back to Events DATE: Tuesday, November 8, 7 pm Timmy O'Neill is one of the world's funniest, most irreverent and insightful climbing presenters. He has climbed in many remote ranges, completing first ascents from Greenland to Patagonia. Timmy also partners with leading amputee and spinal injury athletes, both as climbing partner and technology developer. "Seeing my friends overcome their disabilities and achieve the seemingly impossible feeds my soul, forces me to reach even further!" he says. Join Timmy for an evening of humor and poignancy as he recounts stories from his latest trip up El Capitan, climbing 3,000 feet of granite with his paraplegic brother Sean. Also be prepared for some short films. This event is free. Light refreshments will be served. For more info, phone Patagonia at 206-622-9700. I'll be there with my runt tomorrow.

Let there be drip

YA!!! LOL!! TYPE "FDISK /DELETETHISBADBOY /FSTUFFUP"

This is getting good! Keep it going yall!

Lode Runner was fun too. And Mummies Curse.

ok.

Fun "For Those About to Rock" facts I got by googling (and it felt really good, mind you): Songfacts: The phrase that this song's title is based on is "For those about to Die..." It came from Rome, where gladiators would fight to the death in the arena. Before each match, a person would always say to the high rulers: "Those who are about to die salute you." AC/DC just changed some words to get "For Those About to Rock - We Salute You." (thanks, Shane - Boston, MA) This wasn't the first time AC/DC substituted the word "Rock" into a well known phrase; the title of their 1977 album Let there be Rock is based on the biblical phrase "Let there be Light." (thanks, Tom - Trowbridge, England) Two cannons set up behind the band were used to perform this at their concerts. It wasn't the first time they augmented their show with nontraditional instruments. In 1980, they used an enormous bell on stage to ring in "Hell's Bells." The cannons in the stage show took a while to perfect. They originally had 21 smaller ones, which created an enormous amount of sparks. This was the title track to their only album that went to #1 in America.

He's not that smart. He just got that info by googling.

we salute you

this website is killing my eyes. later dudes and dudettes.

gud fud

just don't eat the worm.

Crunk kills

the rain is gone

ya! its intelligent design! you idiots just don't believe.

I'm OSHA certified.

when the magazines don't work, they send in minx

so, you're going to be working in a donation clinic?