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I dunno, the dynafits are supposed to be able the hairiest descents just as well or better than any other rando binding. Or so is the word on the street. Just because they're small doesn't mean they're fragile. It seems like those things have been put to the test for many years and have proven bomber as hell.

I've shredded the Muir Snowfield Muir to Paradise in 1 minute 23 seconds. Eat that Dan -! The board is in great condition. Still available. It's time to go play in the water. Any takers?

He probably asks because it is still freakin' winter up on the high mountains. A very late lingering winter.

Damn, sounds like there was a convention up there this weekend! Mt. Stuart definitely has some solitude if you're looking to get away from the crowds. We saw one other party all weekend, and they were on a different route.

GU, as in the pasty pre-digested energy crap? Missed the joke. Haha.

Alpinfox, sounds like you had a similar experience. We got up there, expecting to find 5.6 blocky rock with some snow on it, but ended up finding a bunch of crap ice with a little rock hidden under it. 5.6 rock my ass. You could barely even see any rock! Like Josh said, some pitches required hours of excavation. So what is it? Why do the guidebooks suggest that you'll find 5.6 rock at the top in April and May? Why don't they say "mixed adventure climbing"? Is this year so different that the snow and ice are sticking around way later or is this the norm for this route this time of year? John, aka Juan, did you say you thought about rapping down to us? That was me belaying the guys up when I saw you on top. The terrain we were in must have looked pretty interesting from up there. Turned out to be some rockin' weather huh, considering the nastiness up there the night before? Too bad we couldn't swap tales over brews, but we didn't hike out until 3:30 this morning. Thanks again for the boot path.

Uh, yeah, I know. I just really wanted to post the ol' Radio Free New Orleans ROCKS!

Hump de hump hump hump.

Bitches ain't nuthin' but bitches!

Good times were had last night. Hey, MattP, whatever happened to you last night? I thought you never missed a night of drinking with hapless climbing fools! Gotta love them personal pitchers.

Ha! That's a funny story. I can totally picture it. What shall we drink to, I know, this litho guy on this crazy chatboard in seattle! Hahahah! Dar po 100 gramu! Dalius is pretty common in Lietuva, but is totally UNcommon. ie non-existent, amongst Lithuanian-Americans. Go figure. dalius

Sorry man. shouldn't have said nuthin. pizdec!

Surfs up! It's that time of year again. Come on, I know there are some surfers out there. I'm selling a 7'4" Scott Rawley Cleanline board. Surfs great. Check out the pics HERE . Email or PM me if interested, or know of anyone interested.

Pizdec! Good one

Gapertimmy has gotta get the award for PowderHound of the year. Day after day after day all we read is how this dude is out getting in some sweet turns while the rest of us suckahs are busy thinking of wet rock and drier times ahead. Here's to getting more turns than anyone else in the PNW! You !

Is it still snowing on the Sandy headwall?

glad to hear you finally got it in the bag, stebbi. solid work.

For $30 I'll make a rug out of it for ya. Makes a great doormat.

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Cheater's stick on Liberty Crack!?! No way! I second Erik and say go out there and discover. I don't think the crux is at the roof though, isn't it more like the aiding between the 2 cracks on the pitch after the roof? Anybody know how often those bashies are known to come out? It seems like it would be a good idea to take a bashie or two and throw a hammer in the bag just in case you get there are they're gone or you rip one out.

Was looking to get on this route soon and was wondering what conditions were like. A quick search 'round here didn't reveal anything.

Here are some hilarious links for you slackers... POO ART Exploding cans of Poo (artist quoted: "I hope these cans explode in the vitrines of the collectors.") and Children's art critique Back to work.

I say ship that shit to New York ASAP!! I'm sure those suckers will totally eat it up. I can just see it... ...My, what a brilliant work of art by that Soandso artist. It so well represents man's struggle on this planet and his quest for the true meaning of life. We New Yorkers are so fortunate to have this blessed installation grace our park, the best park in the world, in the best city in the world. We are number one, nothing is better than New York, we are the center of the universe!!!...

I think the key word here is supposed

Preparation for some sort of Burning Man gig?