
MarkMcJizzy
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Normally I would say that this is all just a bunch of Bullshit. I mean, why would a country that in their singularity comprises greater than 25% of the worlds economy want their currency tied to economies that they dwarf by factors of ten (Canada), and almost 16 (Mexico)? But then I see the sources, the well known WorldNetDaily, and BankIntroductions.Com , and I seriously begin to wonder. I'm sure that those financial wizards Feck and DeChristo are already liquidated their fortunes, in preparation for investing in the Amero.
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And it could be argued that it wasn't a chondrite until it was a meteorite.
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Actually, if your information is correct, then the meteor is more precisely refered to as a meteorite
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No, butthead. It is climbing related because I am Pogrom. Normally, Pogrom does not need to explain his actions to the likes of you, but because Pogrom is feeling escpecially charitable and nice today, Pogrom will. Leave now, Pogrom is tired of you
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Nope, never climbed with Werner, played football with him, Russ Erickson, Cal, Anderson, and McKenna though
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Looking like that in 1982, and still getting up the thing 25 years later
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Here are some (poor) photographs Most of the avy rounds I have seen were fired from a recoiless rifle, and were concussive rounds. These appear to be anti-personnel. And, they probably required a heavier gun than most avy control shooting
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Edit to add: Thats fucked that this board is so scared of Dan H o w i t that I can't spell h o w i t z e r
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What does shrapnel from a howitzer look like? I have been finding chunks of a metallic material, about 3/8 of an inch, by 3/8, by up to six inches long, below the east face of Liberty Bell. It is clearly not a mineral, and some portions may retain some machining. It seems too thick for the shell of a howitzer used for avalanche control, and I'm not aware of any artillery control up there. I'm wondering if it could be the remains of a big aerial iron bomb dumped by an aircraft during an emergency during WWII
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Gilkey Trench, Juneau Icefields
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How do you know I'm not? Dumbass Edit to add: We are in no way even yet Dru, watch out, your time is coming.
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It goes thru several tunnels, probably with strainers in attendence. For all I know, it could go thru a siphon. There have been several deaths of Police Divers in irrigation canals in Washington in the last twenty years. A really good way to die a stupid death
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Mead Hargis or Jim Langdon? Are you out there?
MarkMcJizzy replied to leearden's topic in Climber's Board
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Hunting is legal in Wilderness. Deer high hunt is soon, also.
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No you didn't, you said: Which came off as standard Dru bullshit. Pot, kettle, black
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Fuck off Buddy
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It's also a little self-serving how the only part of this thread that you moved to spray is the portion pertaining to yourself. Is not Chuckles and CBS spray worthy?
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It is difficult to rectify those two statements. But you mention it every other sentence I have no idea what is on Magic Bus, because it has been retro bolted like mad. When I did it, there were three bolts total on it. And immediately after the FA, I thought it was the stupidest route in the world. That is something that you don't know Now it is the time for you to try to get the last word. Rattling your chain is like shooting ducks on a pond.
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Wow, don't hurt your shoulder patting yourself on the back. You're such a needy person, just buck up, shut up, and quit telling everyone how selfless you are. um, yea. What else was available in 1979? Pre recall? And your point is?
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No Matt, I'm sorry I irritated your thin skin, I just shocked that an expert bolter like you would not be aware of Ed Leeper's well publicized recall Yea, yea, like I'm really interested in keeping you informed on my whereabouts You are a selfless individual, and deserving of canonization
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That's a little snide, like a 1% failure rate on a critical item is no big deal Whats that have to do with anything?
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My main concern is that they look like total shit. I didn't have a cresent, or I would have removed them.
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[TR] Static Point (Sultan, WA) - Online and Lost Charms 8/15/2007
MarkMcJizzy replied to catbirdseat's topic in Alpine Lakes
From: Greg Barnes Ed Leeper is once again reiterating the warning of the danger present in his recalled hangers. Between 1962 and 1984, 95,000 of them were sold, and at this time, almost one in a hundred is prone to sudden catastrophic failure - even if has never once been weighted. Copy hangers that were homemade are even more likely to suddenly break, even with only body weight, let alone a fall. This appears to be a form of stress corrosion cracking, but he is not sure. The rate of failure increases if the hanger is visibly 'dished' out by an over-tightened bolt. The full text of the updated warning is on the ASCA info page as a small PDF file. If you know of any cases, or see any out climbing, where a Leeper hanger (not the bolt) broke, please call Ed immediately at (303) 442-3773. Well Matt, the guy who made them, wants them all removed from service because he feels that they are very dangerous. This has been common knowledge for about 15 years, announcements in mags, etc. -
[TR] Static Point (Sultan, WA) - Online and Lost Charms 8/15/2007
MarkMcJizzy replied to catbirdseat's topic in Alpine Lakes
Absolutely not. Most of the belays are composed of one rusty 3/8, a 1/4 button head, and a 1/4 thread head. Many of the hangers are Leepers. A2, A3 Whatever. They are still unjustifiable pieces of shit.