AlpineK

This pretty much says it The responses to this thread may be amusing. Then again I can already guess what "poster ***" has to say.

I ended up on the Swauk Glacier a couple weeks ago. Cool snow, but a long walk. A little new stuff [img:center]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_rxgbPHdbZ9I/TLhZaWm03GI/AAAAAAAAAts/ts8f7_feAAo/4-Turns-Squak-IMG_3320.gif[/img] [img:center]http://lh4.ggpht.com/_rxgbPHdbZ9I/TLhZZ7JwgOI/AAAAAAAAAt0/sqc1wA67A2I/5-Baker-Afternoon_Panorama1.gif[/img] Skiing from the car does have an appeal now

Dino ain't got no

[img:center]http://www.migonline.net/images/DogBalls.jpg[/img]

Grandpa Dino Rossi working hard guarding corporate loot. [img:center]http://www.crystalinks.com/dragon.gif[/img]

You should go to Marmot Mountain and check out the Dynafit TLT boots too.

Cool pictures of the new snow

Joe was a great guy!

In the 90s I lived in Boulder Colorado. There was a self cleaning toilet downtown for awhile. Boulder likes to think it's green and groovy, but the toilet kept suffering from abuse. Eventually the town got rid of it.

A whole six pack all in one can plus a energy boost. What could be better. :brew: :brew: + [img:center]http://assets.thecomeupbmx.net/1/15/1505edfe_loko.jpg[/img]

can i go back to previous sections now and change my answers, or go ahead to the next section? That might place you on the list for banning

Jacky Chan had the best idea for rad descents [video:youtube]

I could see this happening. All you need to do is order ski wings off da web then jumped off the closest slope you can find.

Dude [img:center]http://www.skicrystal.com/images/webcams/cmsnowcam2.jpg[/img] Not quite [img:center]http://www.danbbs.dk/~rep/pictures/animation/skianim.gif[/img] but it is Freshiez!

I'm thinking a 5 lbs paraglider might not last too long. Try 25 lbs for a high end light weight one. Paragliders

You could look at this. Wild Snow Blog

that's fawking hi-larious

We climbed the Diamond by rapping down from Chasm View then traversing Broadway. It's a little committing, but preferable to the bottom up approach. I know it's after you're ascent, but something to think about if you go there again. Nice topo

For a couple months I lived on The Hill near CU campus. Walking from the front door of the house I lived in and climbing the Flatirons was easy. Weekends were a bad time to climb them, at least on the standard 'solo' routes. The free hanging rap to a knife edge ridge on the Maiden was pretty cool. It was a little less visited too.

I don't see a problem. Juan got a pay raise, and the controversy will boost his FOX viewer score. Win, win.

i think i can speak on behalf of the group when i say no one gives a shit what you think We do get to hear what the evil Hello Kitty thinks about things. [img:center]http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/Alzeid-kun/hello-kitty-darth-vader.jpg[/img]

Nice fall pictures.

Goats have never come off as aggressive on Snow Creek to me. I'll be a bit more paranoid in the future. [img:center]http://cascadeclimbers.com/plab/data/503/medium/Kurt_doesnt_think_the_goat_is_all_that_tough.jpg[/img]

Dude this one time I climbed St Helens and like the top was way up there. Fortunately I made it down

To celebrate Columbus Day I just voted against Dino Rossi