Cobra_Commander

That may prevent impotence, but it basically insures that you'll never score in the first place.

and I quote from the article: This potential problem has been known for years. Why it's making a comeback today is strange.

Sage advice from the individual who was just asking what gear to bring on a single one-pitch route, just after getting off top-rope on it!

had a great time, thanks!

yes, 'tis a bit of a milk run now eh? well climb low, sleep low as they say.

Oh come now, he's entertaining, in a dog-getting-leash-wound-around-picnic-table sorta way.

you: using bathroom stall at mcdonalds me: guy in blue jacket (with the periscope) I would have got your number if the police hadn't cuffed me so fast

The North Face of Yermom

Nice allegory

I encourage you to take a dump in his air intake (just behind the air filter).

People tend to shut up when Cobra™ lines up their asses in the crosshairs of the Jehovahmatic 1999. Fire a couple rounds of witnesses off their starboard bow and see how they respond. UNLEASH THE WITNESSES

Actually you would get a glut of cheap krill on the market. And nobody wants cheap krill.

ahh, I'm back. Just dropped a Rumsfeld

I would answer this but I gotta go let Coco out of his cage

did she periodically yell out THANDADOME!

TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY AT THE METRODOME 10 TRUCKS 10 BUCKS THAT'S A BUCK-A-TRUCK SUPER-MODIFIED BUGGIES-UGGIES-UGGIES GRAAAVVVEEEEEDIIIGGGGER WE'LL SELL YOU THE WHOLE SEAT BUT YOU'LL ONLY NEED THE EDGE

it's in Burkshard County

So what you are saying is they really are snake charmers

I thought the guy on the right was snake-charming that rope straight up and somehow standing on it

I just thought it was funny because if you successfully tr'd it, don't you think you would be the one with the best/latest info on what gear would work?

Interesting converstion on live-the-vision: Howie: This spring Jamie McVicar, Joe Buzowski and myself met with Roger from Alberta Sustainable Resources and drove through the Ghost and he showed us what was proposed. He said that there was still going to be vehicle access to the Banff Boundry and to the river crossing around STD. We would not be allowed to cross the river any more. Also, random camping was being eliminated, you would only be able to camp at the bottom of the big hill and at the old CMC camp at Wully Wall. We explained to Roger that the Ghost was a world class ice climbing destination and not being able to drive accross the river was going to be a big deal in the winter. He basically had no idea that people even use the ghost in the winter or at least that was the impression he gave me. We basically asked for some kind of winter access to the ice climbs, at least as far as This House of Sky, and some more random camping spots. We showed him around and he seemed pretty okay with everything. When we got back from this little meeting, we emailed the people from the ACC and even had a conference call with them, they seemed to have no idea about the scope of the proposed closure for the Ghost, especially the ice access. Jamie knows a bit more about this, but I guess the ACC was one of the groups given "standing" at some of the user group meeting in the planning stage. I now hear that basically they are going ahead with the orginal plan, no special winter access and just the camping spots I mentioned. This is what I know so far, if your hearing more, please post it. Jamie may know more and post it, but this is a huge blow especially for ice climbing. Crossing creeks in 20 below weather just ain't fun, and makes climb's in the valley of the dogs a pretty big day. Contact the ACC, call your MLA or if you have any other great ideas, jump on it. I don't know if it will make any difference, but it sure can't hurt at this stage. Look forward to hearing what other people might know or heard. Thanks Howie Later Shawn

UBB26-ML-502474-ML- moved because it's an access issue, leaving pointer here for more eyes to see.

Interesting conversation on live-the-vision: Howie: This spring Jamie McVicar, Joe Buzowski and myself met with Roger from Alberta Sustainable Resources and drove through the Ghost and he showed us what was proposed. He said that there was still going to be vehicle access to the Banff Boundry and to the river crossing around STD. We would not be allowed to cross the river any more. Also, random camping was being eliminated, you would only be able to camp at the bottom of the big hill and at the old CMC camp at Wully Wall. We explained to Roger that the Ghost was a world class ice climbing destination and not being able to drive accross the river was going to be a big deal in the winter. He basically had no idea that people even use the ghost in the winter or at least that was the impression he gave me. We basically asked for some kind of winter access to the ice climbs, at least as far as This House of Sky, and some more random camping spots. We showed him around and he seemed pretty okay with everything. When we got back from this little meeting, we emailed the people from the ACC and even had a conference call with them, they seemed to have no idea about the scope of the proposed closure for the Ghost, especially the ice access. Jamie knows a bit more about this, but I guess the ACC was one of the groups given "standing" at some of the user group meeting in the planning stage. I now hear that basically they are going ahead with the orginal plan, no special winter access and just the camping spots I mentioned. This is what I know so far, if your hearing more, please post it. Jamie may know more and post it, but this is a huge blow especially for ice climbing. Crossing creeks in 20 below weather just ain't fun, and makes climb's in the valley of the dogs a pretty big day. Contact the ACC, call your MLA or if you have any other great ideas, jump on it. I don't know if it will make any difference, but it sure can't hurt at this stage. Look forward to hearing what other people might know or heard. Thanks Howie Later Shawn

post of the day

Perhaps the difference can be seen between theorizing wildly about grim detail and actually establishing what happened to provide therapeutic closure.