kevbone

how many times have u done that route ivan? done as in aided? or a free or free attempt?

Which part of this statement talks about Obama? Who is the moron now?

Its the move that you get as you step into the corner.....

screw soloing little wing. Theres that one insecure move.

So true. Why cant the American people have the same health care coverage that congress has?

If you had to choose your favorite climb at Beacon, what would it be? Young Warriors.

why does this remind me of college? You would think this reminded you of college....

Uh.....

Become friends with Jim.

Thanks Moonlight. That is the very first climb that was climbed in Dec of 2004 by the cleaning crew that wrote the guide book. Thanks a bunch. Very cool climb.

What is the point of you even existing? Ask your mom.

Now it is not top secret, just secret.

What is the purpose of posting your "top secret" spot on the web?

You are a Beacon climber if you know of the condo

What a cool hike.

that is messed up.

Bridgeport IPA!

So what. That was amazing. Simply amazing.

No....there is no God because there is no God. Jesus!

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2009/10/22/feyerick.kids.banned.park.cnn Uh.....vote this mayor out.

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I hope you dont either.

Just to set the record straight. I climbed with Ivan one time. I enjoyed our day and ended up naming a new route after him. Because he has a cool name. "Ivans arete"

True dat.