Pete_H

JAKE PORTER LOVE YOU LONG TIME.

I'd rather spend my money on skis. Or beer. Or steak.

Nice! Looks like a great link up. Definitly worth repeating!! Just for the record, Acid Baby was climbed by Dan Capellini, Rolf Larsen, and Mike Layton. Not to disrespect my good friend Mike, but I believe this line was also scoped out and developed by Rolf and Dan.

He was also pretty good in Kill Bill.

It would be like letting a stranger borrow your skis. Hell no. If I had a handsaw, I'd let you borrow that though.

If I had a chainsaw I wouldn't let you borrow it.

In medical school education, it's called see one, do one, teach one. Not really. It may make sense to have a sophomore-level Mountie teach others how to tie knots or something, but not to lead a whole climbing class. Essentially its the equivalent of putting a med student who just watched a video on how to perform a triple bypass in charge of a real operation.

THE GAYS ARE GETTING MARRIED! THE GAYS ARE GETTING MARRIED! THE GAYS ARE GETTING MARRIED! THE GAYS ARE GETTING MARRIED!

Looks like a Photoshop job. Clearly part of the government's plan to discredit the Mounties. Nice work uncovering this conspiracy, Sobo!

I think its ridiculous how in the Mounties most instructors have barely more experience than the students. Sketchy!

But isn't that the foundation of our whole economic system?

I bet not one instructor taught the students to stash cold beer in the river either. What sort of example are they setting?

And knowing is half the battle.

Colin keepin' it real.

Found pair of crampons at bivy site at about 9000' in the rocks on the east side the Wilson on the way to Finger. Identify them and I'll get them back to you.

Nice job! Fast climbing.

Well, I'll be busy getting some serious spiritual fullfillment playing my guitar around the campfire with my many South American friends who just lent me their rack. I might just get a little wild and have a dark ale. I might save some lives later on too.

You should pull up some Chuck Mangione. That shit is dope.

Nice job Rangers!

Your resume may be impressive, but mine is better. Why? I have numerous friends I climb with, they are guides, engineers, doctors, rangers, students, and unemployed dirtbags. They may have written guidebooks, may have been guides, may even have criminal records, but that is really irrelivant. The fact is this, they are wonderful people whom I share pitches, pitchers and good times. You may think you have a great resume by association, but my resume is great because I enjoy climbing more than you do. I am just as happy instructing a fledgling climber up their first climb as I am finishing my first 5.11d (a first ascent by the way). I have friends all over north and south america who can offer up a rope, a rack and a place to sleep. I have both saved lives, and have had my life saved. I have seen incredible sights, and have shared wonderful stories around campstoves, campfires, and dark ales. I have learned that climbing is really not about what, how, or how hard you climb at all. There are always more lessons to be learned, never assume you are better. ________________________________________________________ "And the mountains shall bring them peace" - Conrad Kain "Oh the wonders I have seen" - Dr. Seuss You sound like a douchebag to me.

Even though Bridge Creek Wall is in the instruction manual, its still pretty much adventure climbing. You just have to go and check it out for yourself. Bring a standard rack, some extra tat, and a hardhat.

Wow, great comeback. You really blew his argument out of the water. Nice work.

It was all the money they spent trying to catch and prosecute Chongo Chuck.

Makes sense to me and I'm not even very smart.

Its the sound of government and Alien radio wave probes entering your brain. Put your tin-foil hat back on and it will stop them. Stay off your med's.