KaskadskyjKozak

the author's of that website should kill themselves now. for the planet.

My bicycle gets awesome gas mileage.

I'd like to see a 6th option in the rate this topic. Something worse than 1 star - say a turkey, the null symbol, a big zero or X - anything to rate a topic as complete crap.

It's not stupidity. It's a profligate lifestyle, wastefulness, and entitlement.

Olympus and Ptarmigan Traverse are looking to move up on my tick list soon...

I hate myself for loving cc.com.

In other words, you start down the top part of the Fischer Chimney's route (Hell's Hwy, Upper Curtis, plus Winnie's slide). And yes, the USGS quad is totally fucked up and mislabeled.

She needs a real man like Obama to take care of her "crankiness"

Yeah, it's GM's fault that American's buy trucks/SUV's.

"Can you hear me now?"

Rob, are you sure you wanted to really cancel Vonage?

"Which of you is best-equipped to give John McCain his prostate exam?"

Here's another illuminating set of stats: 2001: Dru's post count = 5000 2002: Dru's post count = 10000 2003: Dru's post count = 20000 2008: Dru's post count = 60000+ PLUS CA CHANGE!!!!!!!!

sweet!

I found this hilarious video called clucking. I'll post a link!!!!

How was the approach for the NF?

another thread to remind us all again how this forum is full of fucking assholes

RIP

I'll be nicer about it. 2 miles of road is not a big deal... probably 45 min more to the approach.

My partner brought a revelation up on the Tooth last weekend. Nice rope. I think I'll just look for a deal online and cough up the cash when I see it.

My guess is you just lucked out. I had a similar experience on what should have been a super busy/crowded weekend at Ingalls last July, when we were the only party on route that day, and only saw one other party the whole day (coming up the other side).

This is for alpine routes where weight matters. I use an Edelweiss Axis 10.3(?) for cragging. It's 71 g/m compared to 55 or 56 for the sub-10mm ropes. I bought it cheap... and saw the Fuse on sale, so I was considering it. I may suck it up and go with Mammut, although I hear good things about BlueWater too. alpine routes, where weight matters? if you say so. 2 lbs makes a difference on an approach with 4000 foot vertical gain. as does extra bulk in the pack.