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On a side note: I have one grandmother named Daisy on my father's side of the family. On my mother's side of the family my grandmother's name was Pansy Neither of them smoked though. Pansy did blast crows out of the cherry tree with a shotgun. I don't think Daisy ever got the chance since that kind of behavior is frowned on in Seattle.

I just looked and the Green Death is a 40 :brew: :brew:

I've got 3 beers and a giant bottle of Green Death (Rainier Ale) that have been sitting in my fridge for over a year. The Green Death is technically in one bottle, but I think I'd be breaking the spirit of the rules my doctor gave me for beer drinking. :brew:

Wasn't Scott also obsessed with getting on the Everett fire department too? Or did he only post that on Ascensionist?

If you want to live in a big city Grenoble looked like a good choice.

I've been in both Verbier and Zermatt. Those places are fanfuckingtastic. Skiing/Ski Mountaineering kick ass from personal experience. Alpine climbing looks great. La Grave might have those 2 places beat for alpine rock climbing, but I may not know everything about those 2 areas.

He is more entertaining than Kevbone.

I wish I could remember some of the stuff when I was first in the hospital, but by all accounts I was saying some pretty funny stuff.

Doctors are always saying stuff like that. Next they'll tell you that smoking is bad for you or that you should wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. I'm sure Robby Knievel wouldn't stand for rules like that.

Exactly.

Thanks. I'll remember that.

How can you possibly say that? Alberta was the first place I legally bought a beer when I was 18. Canada

It was an IPA. I'm a big fan of that kind of beer. It was a Wildcat made by the Snoqualmie brewery.

Ok well I'm not really drunk, but I did go out and have my first beer in almost exactly one year. I got the go ahead from the doctors today, so I got a friend to take me out to the Wedgewood Ale House for a drink. :moondance: They told me to keep it to one drink a day, but I'm pretty god damn happy. The next thing you know I'll be driving.

Having spent a few weeks in La Grave that place fucking kicks ass :moondance: Fantastic skiing!!! I hear the climbing is good too This picture is right from town

It's a complicated world in Scott's head.

I think my parents still have them, but I had a pair of ski boots about that size. They were leather too; there was none of those fancy pants plastic ski boots back then.

I've been watching that meter on my scale and I'm at 18% which is just fine as far as I can tell. I think I'd have to be over 22% to have problems.

You need to go online and order every copy of Trailer Park Boys you can right this instant. It's the best TV show ever. My avatar is one of the stars.

After slacking all yesterday but running stairs this morning I'm at 209 lbs That's down 11 lbs from 5/1 or down 7.5 lbs from the contest start.

Back a few years ago somebody climbed the Third Flatiron in Boulder in roller blades. I don't know if that's good or bad, but it's been done.

Right on Lowell.

That fucking pissed me off. They don't give you the answers without a goddam ass reaming. Don't post shit like that, there are plenty of fun quizes that don't make you fill everything out and then get pop ups afterwards. I fucking hate emos. I'm pissed they wanted me to fill in my addy, email, and a bunch of other crap. I might play along with some stupid quiz if they didn't want a bunch of ways to email/mail me crap.

That was a cool thing to do. I skied up Snowfield peak last year. We headed back to the car, but up high I spent a while druling and looking at the rest of that traverse.

No shit, despite recovering from an injury I spent most of yesterday out climbing. I was here today not that it matters either way since I don't mod this forum. All Kev's whining has inspired me to like Kev even less. Recovering Climber: Just happy to be back at it and pissing down your legs just gives you one more thing to brag about.