erik

harsh tokes dude..... guess i just missed meeting you by a few seconds...out partying with that menace to society mattp......had good fun and i never say the rain people where talkin about!!??

uh oh adamson's back in the office...... get ready!!!!!

ahhh demo(HIPO)crACY AT WORK!!!!!! YES MATT THERE IS a message on the board telling you where you may buy them.. i am sure that was one of th photographs he took with OUR new digital camera.....

caveman gets it done again!!!

you gotta remember specialed is a retard....... cant expect much from him and he cant even belay that well...... he only understands "your momma" jokes

i already bought my six pack when i was getting lunch soon as my co-worker leaves......

i mean shit, i have been at work since 630 and i wanted to leave by 632, but am stuck till atleast a few minutes after 4. what gives with the extra suckiness of today. grrrrrrr

i would like to say that....mueller contributes little to the site as far as i can see. just personal attacks and plagerized photos. when was the last time he posted something related to climbing, or skiing, or hiking?? last time i think i can remember something, he was claiming 1st decents and naming historical routes after himself.... grow up mueller..... i post a lot of shit, but atleast i too can contribute once in a while and i make myself available to all people..... we should have dan larson punk mueller....fitting i think. [ 04-26-2002, 11:43 AM: Message edited by: erik ]

quote: Originally posted by Rodchester: Rangers with rifles? Cheap, clean and efficient. actually rod i do not beileve that letting the tool have weapons is a good idea. first of all it is not cheap, currently we are paying for the us deforrest service to stock pile semi automatic weapons. it is called the nw forrest pass. secondly it gives them a power trip, also apparent with dealing with a certain tool located east of the mtns. he strokes his ar-15 with a sickining pride, and i am sure someday he hopes he gets into a gun battle with some hikers for not having the proper paperwork(this is specualtion and in no way repersents the ideas, or wishes of cc.com) "they pulled a ice axe sir, i had to mow them down. i felt threatend" "did you get it on video tape?" "not for long sir, it will disapear, along with the complaints against us and our aggreisve behaviour towards recreationists!" "har...har...har...."

tell us more about yourself..... do you rock climb? when was the last time you were nice to someone?? or mean?? do you call your mother regularly?? how many times a month do you clean your house?? is fun or getting pissed cuz you cant do it perfect a better way to spend the day??

i kinda liked gaper#1 in that way where you think sometimes a little bit of sarcastic humor and wit blended with nonesense blended with a fine irish whiskey.......walk around in a circle and then say yeah!!! gaper#1 wasnt too bad.... i say we just kick his ass then let him return more humbled!!!

quote: Originally posted by Crackbolter: Take a half lliter MSR Fuel bottle, drill a 3/8" hole at a 45 degree angle. Go to your local head shop, buy the glass stem and sleeve kit. Also, get the rubber gasket to fit the 3/8" hole. Insert sleeve. Insert stem. Fill with snow/ ice/ water. Insert tobacco(whacky variety). Obtain flamage and bubble, bubble, bubble. Cough, cough, cough, cough, cough, cough. Buzzzzzzzzz. It makes the trip enjoyable. (Not like I do that or anything.) I also carry the tibetan variety prayer flags for aesthetics and support. ive heard that a lexan nalgene bottle heated slightly and shaped with a spoon allows for a natural angle for the stem...and you can supposidly do this while at basecamp..... icwe also heard that you can take a nalgene bottle, drill out the center of the lid and then drill another hole in the lid next to it and put said bowl in center hole and then use rubber tubing to make a mouth piece and an extension for the bowl into the water chamber..... so i have heard.........

i also retract one statement i made yesterday about jiom nelson needing to correct the slect book on the descent to ingalls peaks....he does list the walk off....i didnt have the book in front of me, but i checked when i went home.

quote: Originally posted by 8ball: They're just average blokes like the rest of us, out to have a good time in the hills. you might be an average bloke, but i am not.... enjoy your show....i'll be out crankin it on the big stone.

or you coulsd use a combination of the 1st 3 that drul outlines.

quote: Originally posted by pope: Long live choice.[/QB] LONG LIVE CHOICE!! and self reliance

one thing to say about ingalls...is that you can walk off the fawker quite easily......takes all of about 15 minutes......a little scramblin is required....last time i did that fun little peak on the walk off i removed about 5 lbs of sling material and some of it was tied off to some real alpine shit... i think the bolts on the s face do create an issue as lazy people with little sense of adventure feel the need to rap, cuz it is so obvious laid out for them..... i think nelson needs to put that correction in his update, that rapping that route is not the choice way to do things.....walk the off....... kinda brings a point to me, that me friend wants to bivi on a super classic route for the bivi experience in the p.l. but after some thinking, i believe doing that creates hassles and even detracts from others experiences....granted we have every right in the world to bivi, but i think taking in consideration others is important too....all while preserving the integruity of the route and the stone...... so like the bolts on ingalls sure you can rap the route, but it detracts from it for others.....granted those beat ass met. rap anchors have violated the rock....so it is a double negative to use them..... and th hear about how it invites people with less skill into the mtns and gives them the experience is bullshit.....get the skillz to apy the billz and then come out to the alpine play ground.... craggin is an excellent place to practice alpine skillz, it once was just that...now it is a complete sport of its own and i think that alot of skillz are not learned cause they are deemed less important to the crag experience, but any climber whom has tasted the alpine, always wants more.......yet since we did not practice important skillz at the crags, they are unprepared for the alpine....this is where bolts come into play.....much easier to come up to a stance and start clippin shit, as opposed to searching for placements and then making it work so you may have a safe and effiencet stance.... enjoy erik

jay, that place works...but as far as decent food it is broke.... what y'all think about the clover leaf tavern on 6th ave....i have wanted pizza for months and this place has some decent pizza...plus dey gots lotsa room.... lotsa other options too!

quote: Originally posted by chucK:

maat, i agree with you completly.... probably came off sounding a little abrasive....though my point(probably lost in my rambling) is that to venture into the mtns without the proper skillz is a mistake....sure we all have made that mistake, as the learning curve sometimes tends to be steep...... but it is OUR OWN RESPONSIBILTY to make sure that we are as safe as possible and i believe this is acheived through personal enrichment. at the same time it is the responsibilty for everyone to protect the resources that we all love and enjoy.....bolting does neither of these two things...... and matt you are right again about stating that if these installations were removed that proper notifaction should be made to user groups expecting these bolts to be there.......

hey phil why dont you just put all the crap you are selling in one post, opposed to like as many as you can...... makes sense, doesnt it??

quote: Originally posted by Heinrich: Just wondering about the approach to Colchuck. Has anyone been up there recently and know how close you can drive to the trailhead. Thanks. you will not be able to drive to the trail head until the road has no snow on it and it is dry..... there is slope stability issues with that road.... you have to hike in from the icicle.....

quote: Originally posted by EV: Thanks for the help, Eric. I checked the search engine, no luck. I should have counted on such a response from a chickenshit web site like this one. sniffle sniffle....... apprrently the gaper has a better handle on it....... on betray!!! flail when ready!!!