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dunno - pretty certain you gotta have some sorta ring though she got my 1/2 lb golden ring. I got a pair of socks with the hole in them - work just fine if you cut off the bottom part. sorry to hear she cut off your bottom parts.

seems awfully unfair for berlusconi to be left out of this party If he's gonna be there, I want IN!

So many lols in this, I don't know where to start. DON'T LAUGH ROBBIE - A STORM IS A BREWIN'!!!!

Nuzhno govorit' po-Robski

Well duh, don't you remember W said he could see into Putin's soul? Gingers on the other hand...

Americans can never understand the soul of a people who's national hero is Pushkin.

I agree. And face it, the people that care the most about this will be better served - you can seek out the foods labeled "GMO-free", and companies can cater to you. The rest of us will just ignore the "GMO inside" labels.

I thought it was closed to bikes part of the year. Rob/FW - Let me guys know if you are down for a november ride there...

Konechno, on russkiy.

Some one asked me about this via PM. I'll forward this thread to him...

You are welcome. Are you stuck mentally in the cold war era? We will bury the West!

Spacibo, bratchik! Skoro nuzhno chto-to vmesto sdelat'...

Guye was occluded by fog/clouds both when we came in and when we left, so I did not see for sure. However, based one what I saw on the Tooth and on the lower slope/talus field of Guye, I would say it is snow free, and if not today, than probably by Friday with the sun and warm temps.

POTD.

Trip: The Tooth - S Face Date: 10/13/2013 Trip Report: Premature snow has not shut down alpine rock yet! In fact the Tooth was suprisingly overrun for a mid-October day (16 people by our count!). But then again the forecast was pretty nice... Temps were in the 40's much of the day. Snow begins a few hundred feet above Source Lake in the boulder-field basin. The snow is patchy and combined with verglas on the rocks in the morning quite a bit treacherous, requiring concentration, deliberate moves and mindful foot placements. On the way out, the issue is more about punching through the soft stuff. There is a good boot tread all the way up to follow. The route is 99% snow free with just a bit on the scramble pitch (more muddy than snowy), but you can avoid it. A great way to spend a fall day. Pics follow. On the approach above Source Lake: A bit of snow in the approach gully: My belayer on P1: View down from the final pitch: View down the basin from the summit: Rapelling: The basin on the way out. Gear Notes: Trekking poles were nice. No need for 'pons or ice axe.

You should have left a steaming coiler in one of the cordoned-off lots, preferably right next to a pit toilet

Is that what you did in person? fixed that for ya

So your hero was a shade of gay, so what? Why is that so bad? Calm down there sailor! I'm not sure why you blame others for wreaking your childhood delusions. The facts are always stranger than fiction, most people learn that with age. He can still be an image of toughness and masculinity for ya...those can be gay too. Rob Halford

anyone wanna build bolt anchors on the W ridge of Forbidden this weekend?

and I bet you "think about that a lot" sickie

no shit? really?