rbw1966

Second recommendation for the i960. I have only had it for a little while but its superb!

If you want to practice aid do the West Face of Monkey Face.

I don't know why having a locker on one of those biners would make that set up any more bomber. Chaining two biners together risks them becoming unchained if they are twisted--the only way to prevent this is to have them both as lockers. But the guy is aiding and its an acceptable risk to chain biners that way. Backcleaning is also an acceptable risk. Pretty clean fall if something went wrong.

Is "myself" the name of your favorite sheep?

Dude, what is up with your homoerotic obsession? Is everyone gay but you? I open a thread you post to and suddenly the gay porn alarms in my office start going off. Take it to the bathouse before all that frustration causes you to explode.

I hope the mail system in Poland is more reliable than in other central european countries. There is no way a package I would send to my in-laws in Slovakia would actually arrive at their address.

Twins? Miss Nude Oregon?

Righteous! Sign me up!

BEWARE of the winds at Horsethief! You can get whipped around sumpin fierce. I can't get excited about driving that far to essentially boulder but if you combine it with a trip to Hood River to toss back a few I suppose its worthwhile. I'd recommend Beacon as well though.

Do not take this approach in Portland. I've only been married for 3.8 years now. Unless something in Portland has dramatically changed, this approach worked just fine for me in the past. In spite of how women may act outwardly, deep down inside most women want the romance, passion and chivalry that characterized relationships of the past. They crave confident men who aren't afraid to open doors, make decisions and be romantic. This isn't a proclamation that women are inferior, just a recognition that men and women are different. Viva le difference!

This subject has been hashed out before.

I used to play ultimate at PSU. Generally a pretty cool crowd there. The Powell crowd is very cool too. I wouldn't call the trail along Oaks Bottom a 'trail'--its paved asphalt so you might as well run the road. The dirt 'trails' are so short that they are hardly worth the effort of getting there. It gets enough bike traffic (thats my commute) to make things spicey if you aren't paying attention.

I knew a guy with a pitbull named Lockjaw. Eyebrows would raise when he took it to the dog park and started yelling at the dog "NO! Lockjaw, NO!" I have a golden that will be turning 14 in February. Got Zeke when he was 7 weeks old. You've got a lot of amazing memories to create with that dog. They're the best. Might I suggest "Newton" or "Wy'east"? Good luck!

Its no secret that there is quite a bit of ice in the Wallowas to be had. Its just that its 6+ hours from Portland to get to it.

I made some homebrew once with mushrooms in it. Called it "Hallucinator". Hands down the most foul beer I ever tried to drink. Stained my bathrub when I poured it out.

Oh fer crissakes, fess up.

Notice the incorrect spelling.

Whats green and smells like pork? Kermits finger!

Layton you need to start targeting women without internet access. All they do is google your name and its all over. . .

Try Niacin loading to get those capillaries working.

I bet its not passable anymore

New Seasons in Portland uses deli containers made out of a cardboard-like substance that breaks ddown in the compost pile like nobodys bidness.

I'm a shitty skier and I did it, no problem. Bring crampons and ice axe for the spicy parts. Iain's advice was spot on. Its a fun tour and can easily be done in a day.

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