Stavrogin

i'm pretty sure we used to have a hotdog on a stick

better not, i bet its trademarked!

i bet you could get a job in construction around bellingham...

we had a bunch of big icecube trays, i had to fill them with a hose and then load them into the freezer...

easiest summer job i ever had was working nights at an ice factory...we took about a half hour break for every half hour worked...

you know the old pins you see on routes, thats going to be your cam someday!

soon you will all bow down to me! i think i'll go see this cam next time i go out there, now that i know exactly where it is!

i didn't get the cam, i haven't even seen it, i just know what wall its on. dallas found it, but didn't get it either, he said it was really stuck!

anybody have a fish tank gathering dust that you don't want. i'm looking for one, bigger than 20 gallons, and it must hold water.

yes, lets hook up sometime. i'm always looking for people to climb with.

yeah, i've been getting a lot of use out my ushba basic ascender lately. it

i was at friction slab right atop skyline arete. dallas kloke pulled up right after me up top. he was off to fix a bolt on powerline wall. i saw him rap down and fix it from where i was. i was surprised that no one was there, except i did hear the clanking of hexes somewhere below and to the west of me. was that y'all?

i know where it is!

i'll include all the holds on the wall, which i think is 50+. $200 obo. i'm north of bellingham, and you'll have to pick it up. let me know if you want a picture.

if i do go i'll probably be there by 8 or so, and be headed out around 12.

erie looks good from my window today, i'm thinking about taking tomorrow morning off and climbing there myself. seems like a good way to start the weekend. planning on heading down to friction slab for some solo TR climbing. maybe i'll see you there.

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STORY anyone know any more about this?

i'm going to be moving and thus may be selling my small climbing wall. its 8' high and 12' wide, framed with 2x4s and sheeted with 3/4" exterior grade plywood. t-nuts are in a 8" grid pattern, i think that means there are 198 of them on the wall. right now it just sits on the ground and the top is chained to the carport joists to allow for adjustment of the angle. let me know if you're intersted and make me an offer, 6 mattresses would also be included.

i like how it plays backwards and looks like he's jumping way up onto the rock!

"Any American citizen would be well-advised to murder somebody in Canada instead of the United States," said B.C. Crown Counsel Henry Reiner. The Bellingham Herald

anybody want to climb at erie tomorrow afternoon? i get off work in b'ham at 11 and am thinking about heading down.

where is this crag on sumas mountain? what's the climbing like?

once he has all his stuff in his drawers, wait till he leaves and then take them out and put them back in upsidedown... go to his computer, do a 'print screen' of the desktop, then set that as the background image and delete his icons, etc.