mountainmatt

I think sending it with gear would be awesome. I will start cutting sections of 2X4s for the wide sections. The pump shoud be nice

The bolts suck even if you are tall. I nearly pitched twice trying to clip those things. Bleh!

There is no one set of universal ethics. There is what is accepted at a particular area. For better or for worse. Places like Jtree and Yosemite have old school ethics that is for sure. At the opposite end of the spectrum is places like Smith rock or Rifle. Most other climbing areas fall in between. Although I think that Index is more on the old school side, there are still some new wave ethics there as well.

Gorrila my dreams would require a large number of #5 and #6 cams to try an lead it without the bolts. That one was bolted due to the large size of the crack. That is a fairly standard practice at many climbing areas...

Behind Miguael's at RRG. Nothing beats the bonefire, pizza, and aluminum foil covered beers

I think the route looks a little hard. I am going to bolt a few holds onto it to make it more accessible for the general crowds.

You need more lovin' http://www.cuddleparty.com/

Nice action! Did you get the car as well?

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Sell it to Arc.

Yea, but all the "chipping" (huge drilled holes where they placed the dynamite) is on the top. As long as you don't jam in the drill holes up top, you are set

Over hanging hands, S.platte CO, 13b/c:

LOOK AT THE SCORECARD AREA! It tells you what gives you points. Some people are into this (Dave Graham for example) some are not (Sharma). Besides, I am having more fun than you.

Their faces say it all...

Wow! You should work for pimp my ride!

Just look at the scorecard area of the site. Lets you know your place in the climbing world.

I climbed the new red route at the gym. I think it was a second ascent!

As soon as I get my butt off the couch and stop drinking so much beer

Haa haaa! I guess that is about the only place that there are "hills" in Indiana besides Bloomington. What a shit hole.

Or for fighting a group of international terrorists that stole several briefcases full of 1000 bills from a plane that happens to crash into the Colorado rockies (or the Dolomites).

Or you go climbing in your free time.

That is pretty sweet! Thanks

Bush Sr. could run again

I was always a PC guy. My new job required me to become a Mac guy. Since working with a Mac, I have hardly used my PC at home. As for web browsing, I use Firefox almost exclusively and occasionaly use Safari. I find the browsing to be at least as good as a PC. I have a 23" monitor that I leave on all day, and use almost constantly. No problems, but they are expensive. You can always pick up a cheaper monitor if you use a Dell, etc. The disads I know of are that they are expensive and that software can be harder to come by (depending what you are looking for). Overall, the next computer I buy will be a Mac. More reliable, less hassle, and all so shiny.

Almost looks like the cover to the load album, just not red: