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bump, many items sold. Make offers on remaining. Thanks. Jason

@montypiton Same here. I was trying not to be greedy as I already have a set of ball nuts. Also, FWIW the sizes looked to go up to about a green alien and the aluminum seemed pretty soft/sticky.

I bought a Camalot and some microwires from this guy. He has this set of slider nuts that I did a little research on when I got home. They're pretty cool and in really good condition. I thought someone could be interested in them. John was also a cool guy to talk to. Buy his stuff. FYI. the friends and spectre were sold. Here is a link to his CL post ... and to one on Supertopo describing the history of the sliders ST article Pic from STaco

This one?

Pictures here $80 BD Method AT boots - liners baked once - Mondo 29 $60 MH Compressor Hoody - Primaloft ECO - Large $40 Bern Watts ski helmet - EPF Audio - New w/o tags - L $20 Black Diamond Switchblade? crampons $20 Millet leather mtn boot - not-Gortex - Mens 11 $20 Osprey Vertigo - 25L - Large $10 Patagonia Winter Guide pants - well worn - 36 waist $10 DNA/Descente Ski pants - lightly insulated, - L $10 MH primaloft gloves - M $10 Hangboard of some kind Minimum purchase $20, no shipping for purchases less than $40.

Ya, good times despite getting shut down. Sorry, I picked the only overcast day in a week of high pressure.

Westlake and Galer to the top of Queen Anne hill is 400 ft of stairs in less than 0.5 miles. ~3 miles of flat from Ballard bridge and a little less on the return trip if you do it right.

PMd ya. I have a like new Cheap Bastard from Metolius that I bought from a friend that was moving. I'll sell it to you if you're interested.

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i'm a paranoid agnostic - i'm NOT certain there's a higher power, a Dig Dude w/ a beard lazing about in a comfy robe on fluffy cloud somewhere, but IF there is one, he's a cock-sucker and surely out to get me All the more reason to pick a cock-sucker and pray to him. Hedge your bets.

Exactly my point. I'm agnostic for that reason.

Quite different. Science is empirically proven and each of the rules can be reproduced with 100% accuracy during an experiment. This is what differs science from religion, where some drunk can hear what a friggin hat is telling him or some other imaginative bullshit. 99.9% not 100%. ...and empiricism is a theory that claims our sensory experience is the basis of Truth. How do we know were not living in the Matrix? http://phys.org/news/2012-10-real-physicists-method-universe-simulation.html

The assumption that the scientific method reveals Truth is a belief. You (and I) take it on faith. How different are we from the born-agains really? Do you believe there is no proselytizing in science? How about exaggeration of observations? Corruption? Politically-influenced decision making? Blindfolding? The list goes on.

No pics = it didn't happen....

Dave is solid. Climb with him.

Total Soul/ Silent Running or some cragging at Index. Willing to follow harder lines. Have rope, rack and car. Leaving from Seattle. Jason

Sent you a PM

Oh my God! You Canucks can show us Gringos a thing or two about how to manage things. ...and this is coming from a Blue-blooded Texan. Good luck, be safe and thank you. yks

I have one I'm not using. Don't really need a hammer though. PM me and I'll ship it to you next time I'm at the post office. You pay postage.

I have an 85L pack for cheap here on CC, pack for sale

All prices OBO. more pics at picasa 25L Osprey Vertigo - $33.33 -internal daisy chain, haul points, bombproof, clamshell zippa 82L Kelty Redcloud - $33.33 -hauled for a month around Europe by my girl, new-like ~50L Vintage Lowe Alpine - $33.33 -ultralight and hipster approved, also good fer collectin' if your into that more pics at picasa

Perhaps I'm Monday morning quarterbacking your scenario but if I were still above the roof when I saw it. I would try to rap around it rather than over. Maybe that wasn't an option in your scenario due to no neighboring systems, etc? My answer to what you explicitly say is that I might chain some wired nuts together and starting fishing for something at the wall under the roof. Depends on how far away it was I guess? Something similar happened to me on Breakfast of Champions at Index. I was rapping on an unfamiliar rope and didn't pay attention to the fact that it didn't reach the slab under the first set of chains much less the ground. I knew I'd rapped to the ground with a single rope before but that one wasn't mine either. Anyway, I didn't catch my error until it was too late. I had to rap til my right fist completely enclosed the tail of the rope and then could barely push with the tip of big toe to start a swing to the anchor. Rookie mistake. Too bad I can't use that as an excuse. Nothing like the heinous alpine epic you're proposing but just as potentially deadly.

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44.5 Five Ten Supermocc rock shoes - new in box $65 -ordered online, too small SOLD 44.5 LaSportiva Ganda approach shoes - <50 miles on 'em $100$90 SOLD -super good climbers, too narrow in toe box for my wide ass feet 45 Salomon Super Mountain 8 - used but not abused - toe and heal welt - stiff soles $30 SOLD 45 Millet all leather ice boots - toe and heal welt - some wear on inside lining - $30 20 Osprey Vertigo 25L climbing pack - Clamshell-type zipper with internal daisy and super comfy waste belt - large - $40 30 American Alpine Journal - 1988-2010 less 1995-96. and index for 1929-1986 - $50 make offer Seattle sales preferred. pics at picasa