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Yeah, but dude, it's like "functionally similar" to that Swedish piece of shit.

that's because you and them have a special relationship... thanks to peanut butter

where can I buy one of these puptents and how much do they cost?

I really wanted to climb this w/e. But I need to pick up a Wal-mart puptent first...

is that what TTK tells you?

you don't think she'd be spending us in oblivion as well?

Eat another bear claw, and STFU.

I was just perusing my last gear review issue of Rock and Ice. I could not find a review for this Wal-Mart tent in there. Weird.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Korzybski Or maybe the students had "eaten" these words before they got dosed by this jackass: could be worse; could be soylent green

France is looking better and better every day

It's more like this. Hilleberg on the left; Wal-Mart on the right.

FAT and WEAK sounds like the average Walmart tool. Which photo do you appear in here, BTW?

$20? You profligate corporate tool! You can raid a construction site for Tyvek and duct tape for a lot cheaper! Use caulk for sealer and you are set for winter conditions on the summit of Rainier!

Huh?

:lmao:

No. I've read about it before. From Wikipedia: "The few cases in the United States are mostly the result of eating undercooked game, bear meat, or home reared pigs."

is that your spank material?

you gonna use a samurai sword?

Copenhagen? A pinch between the gums and cheek is all you need!

Where are you digging the pits to dump the bodies, tovarishch?

I tried on the Radiums and they fit well (size 28). I may buy them. Thanks for the rec on them! What crampons did you end up needing to fit them?

I want it all! So I guess it is priorities. I just want to know the limitations and tradeoffs before I drop a grand. Keep 'em coming!

Allright you hardcore BC ski enthusiasts. I'm gonna do my part to help stimulate the economy here soon with a randonee setup, and am wondering which way to go on bindings and boots. Specifically, I can go lightweight with Dynafit bindings and boots, and cough up the cash. Or I could go heavier and try to find bindings that are compatible with my mountaineering boots (if possible - Scarps Freneys or Triolets). My question is what is the tradeoff in terms of the types of trips I may be limited to? What all do you folks have/prefer? How would Randonee boots limit the climbs I can do this winter and spring? Say for example I want to ski in to colchuck lake and climb the NBC on Colchuck or the NE Face Couloir on D-tail. Randonee boots OK? Or would you want climbing boots?