layton

Well.... ....it was awesome! Sat was beautiful. Perfect. Absolutely perfect. Only a handful of climbers there and only one at the grasslands that night! Sun was in the fog and freeezin, esp on Wherever I may Roam (ice and snow..brrr). Still, wasn't cold enough to complain, or worse yet, not climb. Props to Skyclimn, who now ranks as one of my favorite climbing partners. I sent him up Moonshine dihedral, and it wasn't until after a BIG WHIPPER, that I learned it was his 1st TRAD LEAD!!!! for Winter and his secret non-cascadeclimber girlfriend for driving my ass there and back while I ate horsecock in the backseat.

do tell, I'll be in your neighborhood late march

That's what I scream when I see mamalarian protuberances, "Boobah!"

I shook it violently, but now my key5vadeoard iae akll stikcyer

Me too! It's amazing how the non-published version and the published version look like totally different books.

i'm not advocating what the dude said, it just made me want to understand more....he also said military presses were bad too. I know I'm weaker than a little girl when it comes to side raises and military presses.

You mean all the mounties died, it grew some cracks, the rock changed composition, it's no longer east facing, dusty and choked with creepers and bugs, it trippled in size, and the air force base installed quieter engines on its jets? Sweet!

Nightcrawler and Black Dagger is another good one. Also good: Ginger Cracks, Unimpeachable Groping, Power Failure! Res Arete and Levitation 29 seems somewhat longish, but I guess you could do it? I'd be too pumped to do it thats for sure. Some of those link ups seem pretty random? What was your criteria?

A shoulder surgeon I climbed with this winter told me that side raises and int/ext rotation exercises are bad for your shoulders. I didn't have time to discuss this with him, but I know side raises at least hurt my shoulders. Anyone want to support or debunk this statement?

I'd like to see the next edition have black and white outlines of the climbs and climbing photos so I can color in them when I'm bored. Also, heavy stock cardboard pages so they don't get ruined when I chew on them during the fall when I'm jonesing for ice.

OMG?!??!?! I cannot believe what I just read?!!!??!!?

Please tell Angela I said hi too!

hop on some hard 6's as long as you've got the TR! Go do some longer routes. My Fav's: Ribbon Horsetail Stairway Whorehouse Dir N.Face peak 12,??? Snowblind Gravity's Rainbow Ames Ice Hose Goldrush 2nd Gully (good solo) Mill Creek (good solo)

yeah, uh.....umm...sorry about that. I swear I'm through with that poison.

This is a joke, right?

anyone?

How's this: missa jar jar binks, okee tay! weesa peoples gonna die? thhhbbbbt! missa jar jar binks muy muy muy okey day? That should piss a lot of folks off

Can we still make fun of Colin? that's always got me edited.

The numbers on Water Ice ratings only reflect the steepness and legnth and say nothing about how hard the climb actually is. A plastic straightforeward WI5 would be moderate. A long steep thin chandaleered(sp?) WI4 in sub zero temps would be more like A4 or A5 and would be hard core.

I loved him in Doogie Howser

check that, thanks Lummox! #4. Hot bendable women in those tight, yet flared at the leg "yoga" pants with prana top.

I'll only accept if you are friggin' loaded.

Oh, this so calls for a bridal shower dru!!!

I need more than a rock gym to keep the training up during these beautiful winter months. Any good suggestions? All I require are: 1.Free Weights w/lots of benches 2.Weight stations w/pulleys for int/ext rot, ab/adduction, military press, leg curl/ext, etc... 3.ample room for stretching 4.Hot girls with spandex 4.stairmaster and treadmill

Polish Bob didn't mention the ether soak rags later in the motel room.