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It's called gore-tex ProShell. Just another expensive toy that any real hardman wouldn't need. I was in the N.Cascaes, not hood on sunday.

Who is teaching that class these days?

Gee, I wonder if this is the person who chopped the anchors

Well 1st of all, speak ENGLISH. I can only assume it's your native tongue and you're a honkey, so if you can't make a drop of sense, then you probably don't have the mental fortitude to SUCK IT UP AND DON'T BE A PUSSY.

I like the luna bar quote Link

I'm testing the new gore-tex and I actually like it. Climbed w/it all day in wet sloppy snow, and the jacket wasn't even damp. The best part was when the sun occasionally peaked out and roasted, I didn't overheat any more than w/just my driclime by itself.

I'd say game over with the warm weather headed our way, we barely scraped by...the route calved after we returned to the base. Pics later

You could apply your degree to cleaning the boots and vans at AAI.

For $120?

oh...I'm not a doctor.

Does your parole officer know about this?

Best boulderin TR EVER!

Your soulmate Dru

Found it, the perfect jacket. Arc'tyrx Fission LT...a shitload more insulation + a windstopper shell, 19 oz weight. ~300 fucking dollars new, or $120 on ebay! Sold

I was actually thinking of buying a waterproof insulated jackets. Heavier than a med weight jacket, but lighter than a lightweight pull-over and a rain shell combined. Thoughts? Use would be for non-winter alpine rock.

Patagonia DAS parka has more insulation, and weighs less. Gotta be an in between a ~12.5oz jacket and a 26.5 oz jacket?

I loved you in Goonies! I have a Baby Ruth if you want some candy.

uhhhhh, they don't make jackets anymore. NEXT?

Does GoLite not make jackets anymore? Sad.

Can anyone reccomend a midweight synthetic jacket? I love my micropuff jacket by patagonia (2,7oz Polarguard Delta), but I jacket somewhere between that and a DAS Parka (6oz Polargaurd Delta torso, 4 oz arms/hood). I was using a Mountain Hardwear Chucgach Jacket, but since I bought it 8 years ago, there have gotta be lighter weight jackets that offer = warmth. The montbell thermawrap UL parka looks good, but offers the same insulation fill as the patagonia micropuff, so I'm doubtful if it's a step up in warmth.

Justin, you gotta youtube that screen of the stuck canadian in the ghost!!!

anyone w/a DVD machine can post a photo of it's 15ms of fame in X-Men?

Well I took the General (previously the revamped GENERAL 2000)to a farm, so it could drive around in the pasture with the other trucks. For those who knew it well, lets take a moment to reflet on it's glorious 350,000 miles of rootin' tootin' offroading life. Born in 1989 in a factory in Detroit, the General spent it's younger years driving the backroads and valleys of Leadville, Colorado. The property of a skilled mechanic, the General was kept in pristine condition, until it's adult life (150,000 miles) when it was sold to a pluck young man. Neither knew that this new relationship would take the young man to remote backroad locations and grand mountain vistas, and would take the General from a life of obscurity to a life of corporate whoring and domestic roadside violence. The young man would subjugate the General and brand it with corporate flare, then abuse it beyond it's clearance specification in backass Canada. It would be fored to commit murder, multiple roadside slaying of deer, mice, and insect genocide. The General has a brief moment of world-wide fame, appearing briefly in the movie "X-men," but recieving no credit or public recognition for it's role in that movie. The General would suffer further loss and cosmetic reconstruction as it lost 2 canopies on the same stretch of road, near Slesse Mtn. Now, with a full engine a week oil-leak, no parking brake, no power steering, a cracked windshield, broken stereo, no driver side window rolling wheel, broken side window locks, bent front axel, destroyed upholstery, a family of mice in the engine somewhre, torn passenger side seatbelt, and a broken gas guage, the General 2000 Lives On in our hearts and memories...replaced by a reasonabley priced and sensible Toyota Camry.