AlpineK

I couldn't do it this year, but I'd love to do the Patrol Race. I haven't stayed at the Meany lodge since I was a teen, but it is a cool lodge and the snowcat ride (tow) out is pretty cool. At least as long as nobody has it in for former mounties who would not rejoin.

When you have to pick between OR, WA, and BC. Washington is in the middle, and Washington Pass kicks ass. I've never skied in Oregon other than Bachy. I'm sure there's some cool stuff there. I have done a bunch of skiing in BC and it does rule. I think if somebody is bound and determined to change the location you better start the loby early and have a good plan for your ideal spot.

That's just a bonus. The icecube trays were the deal breaker.

Maybe she found a new place where the folks living there were looking for a new roommate with some icecube trays.

Can you read that online?

All I can say is if it costs a few dollars and you have to do a little cleanup it's worth it.

To get a good photo op you do need to hit not miss, but it has to be a natural hit. No sneaking off to ram a chainsaw into your leg just for the photo. Folks want to see you out kicking ass and then get hurt without planning it out. Your hit has the natural look to it. All my chainsaw injuries are old and healed over without the excitement of the fresh cut.

If I can add to what Bill said. When you're looking for a new partner don't insist you start out doing some badass climbing. On your first crag trip spend more time getting to know your new climbing buddy. After you both feel comfortable climbing with each other then you can ramp things up. You can't just say, "I wanna do some badass climbs right now god damn it." You and your partner both have to build trust by climbing not just trading notes over the interweb.

You'd be Miss January

Now there's a cool cat.

Nope. The Stihl calendar.

Oh, I've been keeping tabs.

Ok this is a none climbing shot that's been in my gallery for a while. She's burley. Look at how she operates that auger in bare feet. I've got the 2007 calendar. You can't get that online.

I've met a few climbers from Alaska and most of them seemed pretty decent. Maybe they get turned off by your whiney little bitch personality. Consider some self reflection and improvement.

It would be cool to meet Ricky and the rest of the Trailer Park Boys.

I think you guys need to get out more and try and make some friends. I'm sure there are a bunch of folks you could be climbing with if you made the effort. At least putting in the effort sounds a hell of a lot more fun then crying about your lack of partners on the internet. Even worse is crying in the hopes that somebody will fly up to Alaska just to climb with somebody they've never met.

Maybe the climbers in Alaska don't need Pub Club they need the big Smackdown Fest.

Hmm. I don't see the score that way.

You can try here

[quote=ken4ord Harvey Kietel in the Bad Luetenant, hell there was so many f-ed scenes in that movie. One of the screwed up ones is when he masturbating in front of a couple of teen age girls that he pulled over. Freaking creepy. The other movie is Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet, the gas mask huffing scene is quite disturbing. The Bad Lieutenant is truely fucked up. It was kind of interesting in a sick way, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Blue Velvet I really liked. Possibly I liked it because I got the same fantasy feel that came out in Alien. Friends of mine had a filmfest where they watched Reservoir Dogs, Blue Velvet, and The Bad Lieutenant in one sitting

That reminds me of a story I wrote with those guys in mind back awhile ago. clicky click I don't think they were too happy with it. I can still post over there, but I don't have the energy to say much. I think it's good they have their own web site.

I don't think there are more posters over there. It's still the same crew. If you're looking for a big audience this site wins, but if you want pure agro then they are a good source.

It would be interesting to see Kev and Pink battle Mike and Ray over on Ascentionist. Pink always talks tough, but I think he wouldn't do to well vs Mike. PS. Pink if you are really into it I'm sure Mike would meet you for a real battle.

Cool

There's some good cragging at Back of the Lake at Lake Louise. The cragg is pretty obvious right off the flat hiking trail. There's some nice quartzite there. I don't know all the web sites but here's one.