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    Mountaineering Books For Sale

    in The Yard Sale

    Posted · Edited by knotzen

    Selling some of my books. They are all in good condition (and good reading). PM me if interested.

     

    John Roskelley, "Last Days: A World-Famous Climber Challenges the Himalayas' Tawoche and Menlungtse," hardcover, 1991. $4 plus shipping.

     

    Chris Bonington and Charles Clarke, "Tibet's Secret Mountain: The Triumph of Sepu Kangri," hardcover, 1999. $4 plus shipping.

     

    David Roberts, "Deborah and the Mountain of My Fear," softcover, 1991. $4 plus shipping.

     

    Lou Whittaker, "Memoirs of a Mountain Guide," softcover, 1994. $3 plus shipping.

     

    Adrian and Alan Burgess, "The Burgess Book of Lies," hardcover, 1994. $5 plus shipping.

     

    Jonathan Waterman, "In the Shadow of Denali: Life and Death on Alaska's Mt. McKinley," softcover, 1994. $4 plus shipping.

     

    Walt Unsworth, "Everest: The Mountaineering History," 3rd Edition, hardcover, 2000. $5 plus shipping.

     

    Rachel de Silva, "Leading Out: Women Climbers Reaching for the Top," softcover, 1992. $5 plus shipping.

     

    Janet Robertson, "The Magnificent Mountain Women: Adventures in the Colorado Rockies," softcover, 1990. $3 plus shipping.

     

    Yvon Chouinard, "Climbing Ice," softcover, 1978. $6 plus shipping.

     

    Steve Roper and Allen Steck, "Fifty Classic Climbs of North America," softcover, 1979. $7 plus shipping. SOLD

     

    Mark Kroese, "Fifty Favorite Climbs: The Ultimate North American Tick List," softcover, 2001. Signed by author. $9 plus shipping. SOLD

    Valentine's Day

    in Spray

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    "I think I love you, but I might not. Will you be my valentine?

     

    maybe the front desk

    confused.gif Dude, I don't get it. confused.gif

     

    If you weren't so infatuated with the washing machine's spin cycle perhaps you'd eye the rest of the appliances and furniture for assignations!

     

    Ahaaaaa. yoda.gif

    all nighter

    in Spray

    Posted

    I had a friend in undergrad who stayed up for six days in a row by snorting cocaine in order to pass his classes. He basically didn't do any work at all in his classes until finals week. I recall he left in the middle of a final and walked back in a few minutes later with a bloody nose. By day five, he was hallucinating.

    I finished grad school almost two years ago, and I still regularly have nightmares where I forgot to drop a class (didn't do the paperwork), but stopped going early in the quarter, then have to show up and take the final. I wake up and am sooooo glad I'm through with school. Wish the nightmares would stop, though. wazzup.gif

     

    I wonder if cocaine would help?

    Pandora Solos Nisqually Icecliff

    in Climber's Board

    Posted

    I still can't believe a woman did this. mother of god.

    I know!! Shouldn't she be at home making brownies and having babies 'n' shit? Jeez. The nerve of some women. hellno3d.gif

     

    Some people don't appreciate Cobra_Commander's finely honed sense of sarcasm

     

    And some people don't get mine. yelrotflmao.gif

    8000

    in Spray

    Posted

    I saw "Natural Born Killers" today for the first time (yeah, unemployment sucks). Wowza. Can't decide if the message--that hatred and murderous tendencies comes from a violent home life and violent society--outweighs all the freaking killing, and the good time Mickey and Mallory seemed to have doing it.

    Valentine's Day

    in Spray

    Posted

    Actually, the worst V-Days in my life were when I was in a relationship I just wasn't sure about. Where do you find the valentine that says, "I think I love you, but I might not. Will you be my valentine? Or, maybe, you know, not? XOXO"

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