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i can also climb on monday till about 4pm (plane leaves at 7pm). gimme a shout. if not i'll just go on a bike ride and climbing gym

so am i being a fool thinking that doing a steep snow/ice glacier route w/inversion and 11k freezing levels (10k at night) is a really stupid idea? i can't imagine conditions being anything but suck, but i'd hate to be wrong and miss out. my experience tells me no, but let's hear if it you've had good luck w/similiar conditions. i was thinkin hood n.f.

Hanna, You can't strike out if you don't step up to bat. Feel free to quote me on that.

thad, crime of the century doesn't count. go do something harder.

forget the alpine. freezing level sat night is 10,000' and sunday is 11,000. don't feel like going swimming and dodging bullets. still wanna go rockclimbin though

wanna climb around p-town. is beacon still closed? i'll go alpine if it's gonna be cold enouf at night. all ages welcome. my plane leaves monday afternoon so no epics please.

is it done???

shut the fuck up dip shit

what've you climbed lately j-dawg t-bone doolittle? Hey luke I sent a V6! sorry about starting this little war with my post a while back. i just thought you had a problem and needed to be confronted about it before it became all-consuming.

Give me 3 more years and i'll be grown up enough to climb with you. you bend me over and i'll pinch my butt cheaks together and rip yo' dick off.

the best boulderer is the one posting the most photos.

amazing how this became spray so quickly. nice job!

to camp? dude that would be a very very shitty camp.

i'm trying to compete w/Distel Sweet relief! Cascade Pass Sun on Sun Ribbon

a month seems like a long time for the swelling to still be a problem. are you sure you didn't avulse or break anything???

nick, whatever you do, don't use heat! see a doctor and get an xray. make sure to try an mobilize the finger if it doesn't hurt too much. if only a few degrees (unless it's seriously broken). moving it, even slightly, will greatly reduce your recovery time and and help with drainage too. but get an xray.

oh yeah, and its lots of fun to get to that road too. i like to trailrun that descent sometimes, maybe a MTN bike afterwards.

no no no no wait until after april 4th for smith.

"this is the best fucking thread i have ever read" -That's not saying much. Anyway, i think the point is that spurs allow you to hang on gear which in my book = A0. Hanging on your tools & frontpoints is also hanging on your gear BUT it sure as shit isn't resting on it. So the question really is: when does a mixed line become aiding a rock climb? I guess it's when someone frees it w/o tools&poons. Either way it's fun to do. The only way i can see it mattering to anyone is if you're gonna claim some hard ascent that someone else would care about or publish. I don't see any of us coming to that point in our climbing careeers anytime soon so STFU and climb. And now to taunt you with climbs in the canadian rockies that may or may not have been climbed. God i love the internet. flame flame away!

is that the hell's canyon bordering idaho & montana? where did you get info on this area? can't go, in skoul. sorry.

When you can find an image to fit any post or reference. BTW, Will, that's pretty f'ucked up dood.

put the lubed up cucumber on your jigsaw yet, MisterE?

and what's the deal with that photo? was there a cornice or somethin?

Killer line BroBra!

Thanks for backing me up Will. I thought i was gonna get flammed for sure.