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Nice TR, Ilia!

says the pasty white boy libtard

yes, we are EXACTLY the same. Just like you, TTK and Glassgowkiss are 100% identical, separated at birth.

Beware, Crux, Oly does not like this type of broad generalization and he is likely to bring it to you attention. Soon. Very soon. Conservatives are ALL THE SAME. In that case, it's true. So it's ok, FW.

It's the CEO's doing nothing, FW! Wake up!!!

Somebody call the waaambulance. Life isn't fair - you were also born stupid and ugly.

Owning a Tesla is a Human Right. We need to tax the rich so all the blue collar folks can get one of these sweet 80K machines. Do it for the planet. Do if for the children.

did you observe camping regulations being violated?

Elon has plenty of time to meet you there. Typical do-nothing-CEO

We should kill all bourgeois capitalist CEO scum. They don't "do" anything after all. Nothing. They just count money and snort lines off their desks.

Have you ever actually met a CEO or observed one in a working role for that matter?

FW at the cc.com dojo [video:youtube]

Of course he has; he's a capitalist--and Presidents are just politicians. Still, Musk donated to GW's campaign/reelection. Did you write a check too? You don know that Elon's companies have been the recipient of huge $$$ of corporate welfare?

And who's goanna save us on your side? Hillary? Sanders? Rumor has it, your guy Elon Musk is a pretty strong Marco Rubio supporter. Nice work, FW. I am entertained! :-)

I think our temps were forecast around 55-60 but with windchill it felt cooler. In the morning it was 40's though. Bugs: bad at Colchuck lake. Once up Aasgard I did not notice them, but I did not stay at a melted out lake like Viviane... we were near Isolation

I wonder if there'd be so many if there weren't such a tight permitting system (with people waiting years to get one, denied over and over). In other words, starve the masses, and this is what you get :-P I looked up your way as I hiked up Aasgard to see if any climbers were on that route but you were probably topped off by then (2 pm or so)? Anyways, great job!

Trip: Enchantment Slam - Standards Date: 6/13/2015 - 6/14/2015 Trip Report: I hiked up to the Enchantments with 2 friends this weekend. The weather window and low snow level on the last permit-less weekend was just too enticing to resist. Of course a couple hundred other people had the same idea, and it was a veritable party up there, but it was possible to spread out and enjoy the area nevertheless. We hiked in on Saturday via the Colchuck Lake trail and Aasgard. It took about 6 hours to get to our camp near Isolation Lake. Prior to setting up tents we tagged Little Annapurna. Part way up weather came in and we got peppered with graupel and hit with a biting wind. The night was cold - below freezing. Enchantments glory: The Teanaway looking pretty and green from Little Annapurna: Descending from Little Annapurna with a storm a threatenin' We arose at 4:15 and headed out to take advantage of the full day. My friends headed for Prusik Peak to tag the W ridge. We had heard that that route had been very crowded the previous weekend and the day before as well. My friends got to the base of the route at 6 am and were queued up as party number 4 (all of two peeps each). They were still able to finish the route and get to camp by 3 pm, and enjoyed it greatly. Ice on Inspiration Lake: Sunrise over Prusik: I headed to Prusik Pass and solo'd Enchantment Peak. I then crossed over to Leprechaun lake and tagged McClellan. I enjoyed that route the best. It's gotten a lot of traffic and there is a good bootpath for the final traverse up to the prong. The snow here is steep and icy. It ends on rock and a short third class scramble gets you to the ridge. The final summit block also has some great class 3 scrambling to get you to an airy summit with fantastic views of the Enchantments. I only met one party of three up there and had the peak mostly to myself. McClellan Peak: View towards Enchantment Peak from high on McClellan's snow slopes: View down to Snow Lakes from McClellan: Gear Notes: Ice axe, crampons, helmet. Approach Notes: Trail to Aasgard is 99% snow-free. Snow in the upper Enchantments is consolidated and easy to move across.

could a movie ever do it justice?

Currently reading "A Moveable Feast" and "Eaters of the Dead". Both are quite enjoyable, light, summer reads :-)

Great Movie. Great Reference. However, it can only be appreciated and understood by the old/aging fast ;-)

Really I don't care to provide you with whatever it is you seem to need. Spray is generally a useful distraction area on cc.com and nothing more. Unfortunately pretty much every conversation I have with you is negative, boring, and a waste of time on all fronts. I'm not sure why you continue responding to me or FW honestly. There is nothing about the interaction that you seem to enjoy. You know it all, and we know nothing. You'd just rather have us gone. Maybe it's you who would like to cart folks off into wagons and send them to the gas chamber, not FW, after all. If only people you don't like would just go away, you'd be so much happier. Over and out.

Do you ever stop and think? Seriously? All you do is react and accuse. I made points and qualified them. I don't think all lefties are the same or claim to know how everyone thinks. I have already stated that. You just want to put words in my mouth. It's lazy. Ivan is a much more interesting interlocutor - because it is evident he actually reads what his adversary writes, considers it, does not necessarily reject it out of hand (even if he disagrees with it). Unfortunately Ivans are few and far between. You are a dime a dozen.

Fucking A dude. Talk about hyperbole. Of course not all liberals are the same. But there are trends and patterns of thought and behavior. Just like for conservatives. FW does make some interesting points and provocative statements. You don't even try to argue them but just go for the insults. Did you even try to check your emotions at the door for a second and *consider* anything he said at all? Scientists: yeah, they're great to talk to - in small doses and about their specific research area and expertise. Beyond that I've found many to be just as flawed and goofy as the rest of humanity. FW makes a good point about Ivan and generalists. Unidimensional people are boring as fuck (to me) and scientists often trend that way. I worked in biotech for over 10 years, and have known a ton of them both there and elsewhere. Oh, and the relatively few conservatives in science can be just as unidimensional and quirky. FW makes a great point about lay people citing science as gospel. Not knowing a neutrino from whatever he said - it's actually pretty typical of Americans in general, not just lefties. It's just the lefties cite science as gospel (w/o understanding it) while many righties prefer denial as a shield for ignorance. Well, back to your thread folks. I'm headed to the Enchantments along with 1000 other people...

Yes, it does. It is a reminder to myself :-)

The N Face of Buckner actually looked really good. PM me your email and I'll send you something