olyclimber

After the dry heaves and the delerium tremons...I did actually get some work done. But not without 5 thousand clicks on the refresh.

knotzen...the LA power outage downed the cc.com server...which is based in CA. when the server came back up, it had problems. now..the gumnut needs pictures. show us pictures. i'm very visual.

wait. so you are advising fluff, fluff, fluff? now I'm confused. you said spray. didn't I mention the soft tacos? fucken amateur.

Right before the server went away today there was a reply in this thread by Peter Puget. Now it is gone. I had such a witty response, you guys would have been crapping your pants. But now...his post is gone. The post is still here in my head, waiting to be unleashed. Bring Peter Puget...you little beeyotch.

my feeling are hurt! MODERATORS!!!!

It would be nice if this wasn't the weekend immediately following the Ropeup.

nobgoblin!

assclown!

you're on your way sport. include more details and you'll be up to 1000 words in no time. How did you butt itch? Which cheek? What kind of beer did you use? Bottles or cans? Ingredients on the tacos? Use any hot sauce? Finger injury...did it cause you to epic on your problem? what brand/model of pad would you recommend for the problem? how did it feel to "crush"? Did you have a sense of fear at anytime that you would fail, and if so, when you overcame this strife, did you have a sense of elation? what was your total approach time? chalk or no chalk? scrubbing or no scrubbing? were you wearing a beanie? pachouli? what brand of bouldering wear? what is your self image?

not much of an imagination there kix. 1000 word would be easy. you might need to build up the approach, and really spend some time describing each move, but it would be easy to get to 1000 words.

I knew there was something that CC.com is missing: THE NEW BOULDERING TRIP REPORT FORUM < Trip reports of 1000 words or more of 5 move bouldering sends

well, a lot of it at least...

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Myself and my little Sendbot Ulysses are definitely in. In fact, even if it is raining, we will go up and camp out. That's because we're hardcore.

I'd like the drive a big SUV on that sonofabitch. Melt some glaciers. Club some baby seals.

When driving out toward Port Townsend, going about 60mph, I saw some branches falling down towards my windshield...which I thought was odd because there was no wind...and then I looked in the rearview mirror and there was an alder tree, about a foot and 1/2 in diameter lying across the road just behind me. I have no idea why it fell, but less than a second made the difference for me.

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/s...true#Post498195

Canadians

like the measurement of "new job" growth is what is important? I'd like to see any of you live on $4 an hour in the Seattle area.

Rock Slide Kills 3, Closes Westbound I-90 September 11, 2005 KING COUNTY - Three people were killed early Sunday morning in a rock slide that has shut down westbound Interstate 90 near Snoqualmie Pass. Washington State Patrol Trooper Kelly Spangler said a large section of a rock wall broke off the hillside and fell on a car just after 1 a.m., crushing the three people who were inside. "These are very, very large rocks," she said. No other cars were hit. Department of transportation engineers are working to stabilize the hillside where the rock broke free about two miles west of Snoqualmie Pass. Westbound traffic on I-90 is being stopped at Easton near milepost 70, Spangler said. Troopers expect the interstate to remain closed to westbound traffic until at least 12 p.m so a state geologist can inspect the area. The names of the three people who were killed have not been released

Nice...but Gary...why is your helmet consistently askew? Does it not fit?

THE ONLINE WHILE DRUNK FORUM : MisterE

you are already there. hopefully a few of us can join you on October 1st.