summitchaserCJB

Did you ride a horse?

I hope you're a girl. just kidding. It's all good.

Quit talking about things you don't know anything about- See http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/972834/Re_Garden_wall_at_Index#Post972834 Verbatim copy of what he said to me! I was merely pointing out the ironic fact that he ridiculed me for simply giving beta, when he had done the exact same thing. I see nothing wrong with telling someone you did this climb or that climb, especially when you have something to add to the conversation. I didn't know if Knob Job would go on lead safely. I went and did it just fine so I wanted to tell Keegan it was doable cause he was wondering. Then I get this nice little comment from Mr. Ego. If you get so easily offended, maybe don't come to this site. And next time you want to call me a douchebag, have some solid reason. Not some offhand comment. Apology...accepted(?)

RAD- Can I have your autograph?

Great job Mark.

Deep water solo in a certain east of the mountain town.

FYI I led it yesterday with pre-placed cams so it is possible. 3 cams fit nicely along that top seem. Get on it!

That is a great existential question.

The anti-partyline partyline.

It is condition dependent. If you have to ask, chances are you should bring them.

Psssshh, please, the fight ENDS when I hit back. classic.

20% abv??? FAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWK!!!1 You think thats a lot or something??? Oh wait!!! Your American Marc, that's 20% ABV for a beer... that's a lot in any country. There's not too many beers out there that go that high, and none of the ~20 I've tasted that are anywhere near as good as that Dogfish 120 minute IPA. Canada doesn't produce beer under 60% though... It still takes 6 or seven bottles to get your average lightweight drunk up here... Nothing less than 60% ABV, eh Marc? What's the name of that horsepiss again? Oh yeah, Moulson. 60% my fuk'n ass. Ya Marc I think you added a zero there.

ya. haha.

Trip: Prusik Peak - West Ridge Date: 8/8/2010 Trip Report: My brother and I did the West Ridge of Prusik Sunday. We did the descent in rock shoes and no axes. We bivied next to Inspiration Lake and saw a few showers during the night. Summit day was great weather. Gear Notes: light rack Approach Notes: Asgard. Avoid snow bridges.

Good for you. Oh it's you Will. Hey you want to do the Tooth today? Or something like that. SE face?

Related to the North Ridge- If you can leave camp around 10 pm, you will be on the technical pitches at sunrise or a little before and it is spectacular.

SOLD!!!!

Ya I think if you are in shape for Rainier you probably will be disappointed if you don't do it in a day. Just what I felt when we got to basecamp for the North Ridge, ate dinner, and said screw it lets just go for it.

I thought people usually avoided raps if they could.

Run and tell that, homeboy. This is another by the same group. [video:youtube]

Then again- it might not matter. What do you need to know- cause it's doable. Couple hours is conservative estimate to the snow for a reasonably fit dude. If you're doing the North ridge give yourself 9 hours to summit from there, at least. The descent is easy.

Oh I see G-spotter. I like your modernization of the phrase.

bump for weirdness. Could be someone else's- doesn't mean it's stolen.

route?