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Depending on the type of skins you have, the rounded tail may suck for your tail hooks.

http://www.tripletsandus.com/80s/80s_games/zaxxon.htm I remember playing that on my Colecovision. It seemed so much cooler then.

I bought a pair of these and am thoroughly impressed. Sean was incredibly quick about getting them out as well. Now I just need to get out and give them a ride.

The good thing about the RRR is that the canyons can be empty during the event. Everyone is busy doing the clinics and nobody is climbing the long routes. Plus you can climb some of the classics after the weekend and beef up your rack.

Did you do that single-handedly Rob?

After that whole rant, I still like the credits. "I'm sorry mom, I'll still tele powder."

For those who haven't seen it, "A Dozen More Turns" is an awesome documentary from an incident in Montana. Here's the link: http://revver.com/video/310519/a-dozen-more-turns/

Get used to it. I see people doing stupid shit all the time. I'm suprised our # of avalanche incidents aren't higher.

Not sounding good up at Crystal either, granted it's second hand information. http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/snowboarding/archives/127206.asp

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same reason everyone calls red rock "red rocks"

The last time I saw the Jesus Lizard the singer was so drunk he fell on his face and knocked himself out. The band just kept playing for 5 minutes or so until he came to and started singing again. It was pretty awesome.

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I've climbed there in April several times and had good luck. You may not be able to drive all the way up to top and have to hike in a little ways due to snow. It is pretty early in the season, so the weather could range anywhere from 70 and sunny to snowing. At least the rock there dries out pretty quickly.

Tex, Another thread got started on this after this one. See here: http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Main/54472/Number/725867#Post725867 It is a sweet guide though.

Nice TR. How is the snowpack down there?

That's terrifying. Especially knowing who is running the lifts usually.

What Big Wave said. Also, they are pretty awkward since you are so high up off the ski. Still, it beats using snowshoes.

Sorry to ruin everyone's plans, but it's a hoax. http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_jenkem.htm

Dave, Maybe you should do something more productive like posting pics to your tr of the Sphinx.

Actually, there are 4 bolts on the route. The 2 shown on the photo of pitch 1 are unnecessary. There is also a bolt on pitch 4 on and one on pitch 5, which are justified.

You're not posting from the toilet, are you?

Pete still climbs? I thought he just sat around reading philosophy books alls day now.

I've flown in and out of Vegas numerous times with gear. I've always carried it on and had no problems. There are enough climbers coming in and out of Vegas that security knows what climbing gear looks like. I would be pretty nervous about my trip being ruined due to the airlines loosing my gear. Just make sure there is nothing sharp in with your stuff and it should be ok.