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ooooh, do you want a prize for this.

lighten up Chaps... We aren't rippin on Minnesota (well maybe the lack of mountains there).

This is just hillarious. Ol' Chap really took this all a bit too seriously. I bet he had nightmares last night...

looking at those pics makes it hard to sit in my cubicle.. great job

I heard rumors of a new one coming out this year, are they true?

What did you have to do at an ice factory. My fridge makes ice for me without any help...

Isn't this 1 and a half. Scotty Burke freed it, yeah one pitch was on top rope, but I'd consider that half. Lynn Hill did it more than once though, and in under 24 hours....

your just getting shit on left and right, what are they going to try to take away from you next so that I can buy it now before it is gone...

enjoy Spain, it was great climbing/meeting with you the couple of times I did.

the NW corner is a fun one. I agree, it is strenuous for both the flake pitche and the offwidth pitch.

Most of the posts on this site are mindless, included yours...

uw rock...

nice texture, what kind of camera do you have?

a yellow metolius tcu in Joshua Tree, took about a 15 footer, slightly traversing so it was a fun swing as well.

That route does look super hard. wish I had the skill to go for it...

I am mainly just sick of how stuff like this always makes the news. Two folks got married while skydiving, or scuba diving, or fishing, or mud wrestling, or whatever else you can think of.... Great, 'cute' stories, but for many of them, this is just their 5 minutes of fame, and I have better things to read about.

whatever

almost looks like the royal arches area in Yose, but a bit shorter and more green... Now where is that school in Renton?

I love the needles. I wish I could be heading down there as well.

So is it worth it to buy Aliens when you already have 2 sets of Metolious TCUs?

Is this the start of another racist thread?

Oh? Who's sniffing is it then? ooops I think I meant to say "they're"

Most of the postholing on the way up can be avoided by hiking up to Concord tower first, then heading over. It is not the most direct way, but saves the hassle of postholing all the way up. The last 2-300 yards or so is all the snow travel required...

That's not all their sniffing...

What a gyp...