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I'd defend that shit too! ...don't know how much "ladies honor" she's got left, but I'd defend what was left! He definitely got laid that night.

http://video.foxnews.com/v/1007046245001/exclusive-jon-stewart-on-fox-news-sunday/ [video:vimeo]1007046245001 If you have some time, I greatly enjoyed the on camera sparring here. Regardless of your location on the political spectrum I think you'll like it.

we climbed Casaval last weekend; I'd say it still has 3-4 more weeks of climbing season on it still. the snow this year is off the charts! Horse camp just barely has its roof poking out!

Alpine: First light on Shasta Scenic: The omnipresent goat in Lworth Cragging: Classic huck at Smith Skiing: Stoked on the way off Shasta Bouldering: Beach Bouldering Ice Climbing: Topping out on Crown Jewel in CRG Humor: MSH in a Dress 2010

I can vouch for this stove, I love mine! It is da sheit! 75$ is a steal!

tilia; are you a WDFW ranger? if so, mods need to change your title (under screen name) from "stranger" to just "ranger".

yup, we drove in from the south. and I didnt get bombed by angree burdies, so I'm assuming it is clear this year?? I haven't ever seen any postings about bird closures in the time I've been climbing there. I dont believe the guide says anything in it about that either (not to say that Orton knows everything buuuuut...).

Shocking! A security guard at the Kensington Hilton in London received an 8,500-volt shock when he examined the white Ford Sierra Cosworth, suspecting it contained a bomb. Roderic Minshull, 48, was staying at the hotel but had not told staff the pounds 17,000 car was his. "He told police he had wired it up after three attempts had been made to steal it from his home in the Cambridgeshire village of Conington. The intention was that anyone who tried to steal the car and touched exposed metal parts of it would receive 'a little jump, and if they kept on touching the car it would cause considerable pain', Mr Minshull told police."

you need more facial expression photos on your solo adventures so we can really see how badly you are suffering That bruise on your hand could just be smeared eyeliner. Your face will show your true pain.

Aint that second pitch of cow-dog great! Its a shame there isnt a more direct and cleaner first pitch. Oh well, it'll get cleaned up over the years...

Trip: Wolf Rock - Summit Scramble Date: 6/4/2011 Trip Report: All photo credit to Steve P. After a good day climbing at Wolf Rock, Steve, Jimmi, Evan and I decided to punish ourselves further with the much sandbagged scramble to the summit of Der Wolfenstein. I will definitely say it lived up to some stories I've heard! We started up the faint trail left of the grotto/amphitheater/echo chamber (a pair of musicians use it regularly for the acoustics). A note here, stay in the trees left of the cathedral, going up the water polished main drainage is inviting but will get you nowhere unless you are looking for roped routes. The trail ends at treeline, at a rocky drainage with lots of mossy rocks; climb up this, it has the cleanest most stable rock. To thoroughly enjoy this route, you need to enjoy climbing on lots of moss. Follow the faint cairns up the gully staying within that drainage, but on the right side of it whenever you have a choice. You will begin to shake in fear as you become more and more exposed, and realize that it was a good idea you didnt bring a rope or gear, because there is nothing to anchor it to the entire way. Don't ever look down or let your eyes follow the copious amounts of rock you kick off, lest you decide to turn around short of your goal. My favorite moment was watching Steve freeze as he watched a rock trundled. I called him out and told him to stop watching it and keep moving so he didnt make us all more nervous than we already were. Once you gain the ridge, the summit is the last spire to the climbers right. Stay low on the grassy shelves until you get cliff'd out. You will have to traverse some loose shale directly above a loooong drop off at the saddle of the last two summit spires (climbing shoes are handy here, but not really on the rest of the route). Happy on the summit; dreading the way down. The descent wasn't as bad as we were expecting, but the mood definitely became very serious for most of it. Lots of talk of death and horrible spills on the way down. Again, follow the cairns down. Ian, happy to be almost down. I would call this some very exposed, mostly unprotectable 4th class, with death falls if you slip. There is a very good summit register box there too. I think Tyler has about half the summit posts in the last 5 years. Good on ya! Gear Notes: We wore helmets the whole way and I feel that was a very important piece of equipment (lots of rock kicked down on each other). I was happy with well lugged trail runners, I think your classic approach shoe is the best option for footwear. We took about 1 hour up, and about 1.5 hrs down. Approach Notes: find the amphitheater from the road; start up the trail at the culvert just left of the amphitheater's drainage. Stay left on the faint trail.

Damn, I thought this was a thread about people liking Dubstep.

FAAAAAABULOUS!!!!

True art VanGogh in bacon.

speshul brownies...?

dont worry, the amount of deep fried fatty goodness makes these as nonperishable as canned food. I'd say $5000 sounds fair, what do you think? Though I am always willing to barter for lightly used hot girlfriends and the like.

done. can I swing through pdx next time you are there to pick it up?

a nice little how to for making your own bacon roses. impress your loved one today... http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/81447956/

where ya live at? I am interested... how tall/wide are you? (wondering about fit) What temps have you used it in?

18,000! GNAR!!!!!

That is terrible advice. All of you. And pretty much exactly what I expected. I think genepires got it right. I'll keep trying though...

it is retarded. a buddy won one at an event and after trying it out for a weekend, I am not a fan at all, and neither was he.

I backed off a climb last spring due to lots o rime on the summit pillar. I don't want to back off every time I see rime. Do you have any tips/tricks on climbing it or protecting it? Gimmie whatcha got!

Did Layton put on a few pounds and bleach his hair?