bstach

This is wrong. Its the drive home that is the most dangerous part. Hot, sweaty day of climbing, a few post climb beers.... On Saturday night I was nearly the victim of road rage while I was driving to the climbing gym. The jerk followed me for over 10 blocks at high speed, despite several evasive manuevers (including running a red light) before finally giving up. I might have to reconsider my statement - perhaps driving to the climb is the most dangerous.

Which is more dangerous?

This is wrong. Its the drive home that is the most dangerous part. Hot, sweaty day of climbing, a few post climb beers....

My wife and I and 5 year old son will be camping and climbing at Smith April 6-9 (Easter long weekend). Would love to connect with another family to hang out and share belaying and child corralling/entertaining. We will be driving down from Vancouver (Canada). pm me

Vancouver is consistently named near the top of the list of the world's most livable cities.

Go Canada! #1 in hockey and #1 in rights and freedoms!

Good advice up to the "Burgers and Fries" bit...you won't learn to crack climb there...at Squamish try Cat Crack (Neat and Cool area), Rohnin's Corner and Pixie corner/Davey Jones Locker . All easily top roped too. All over the smoke bluffs there is great moderate crack...get a Maclean guide and get at 'er

Fixed the thread title

Lama looks more like Keanu Reeves in "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure". "Be good to each other! And party on, dude!"

Get a girlfriend.

Thats what she said.

Regulation can also be supported by big business to create barriers to competition...keep the little guys out. Its a double win, as the corporation also gets a public relations victory for "protecting the public"

My belayer is a screamer. But don't tell her I said that here.

The Rothchilds are behind this.

I watched this movie. I thought it could use more explosions and dynos.

I've been on Ranier in May and been postholing to my waist. Other years, easy walking on consolidated spring snow. Depending on the spring weather, you may want to bring skis. Or not.

Capitalism is a Ponzi scheme.

+1 for The Eiger Sanction....Jemima Brown mmm hmmmm good. I thought Touching the Void was good too.

Flanders?

I haven't climbed it myself, but I have a friend who knows somebody that climbed it.

I'm having a hard time imagining what other muscles would wear out. I do this in a seated position with my thighs providing support for my arms. Though it could be because my forarms are too weak compared to my other muscles. A 5.12 climber i am not. But I do have a wicked wrist shot.

Words are my business... and reality is mine..... Missed opportunity Kev...you shuld have said "rockin is my business; business is good" [video:youtube]

Can I post a pic of my ukulele? Ukulele is so hot right now.

Pretty fancy-pants spotly. In Canada, we just use an old hockey stick - cut off the blade and attach a weight with a string. I use a crappy old plastic filled with concrete "Wieder" weight (not sure how else to describe it).

Now we know what she's wearing