Dogs at crags?

[kevbone]

[lI1|1!]

only if your horny

[Off_White]

I always feel better when I flash something, but dogging is not without entertainment value, like practicing you dance steps move by move.

[ivan]

the morning after i first spent a night on a portaledge i had to against all natural impulses NOT bash a dog's head in w/ said 'ledge as it blocked the only exit of the crag, snarling n' barking, ball-height'n' w/ bated breath - fuck knows where its owner was, or even if it was so honored as to have an ownder? do dingoes count in this here scientific poll?

[selkirk]

It doesn't matter where they are IMHO

 

Well behaved dogs and owners

 

Badly behaved dogs and owners owners need a beating!

 

 

[chirp]

It doesn't matter where they are IMHO

 

Well behaved dogs and owners

 

Badly behaved dogs and owners owners need a beating!

 

 

Absolutely on the money.

 

Mine are always well behaved and under control, I expect the same from other owners or I give a some grief.

 

The same also applies to children, although children can be eaten as a last resort.

[G-spotter]

Hell, you can eat dog too

 

 

Don't forget the kimchi

[kukuzka1]

vegetarian is looking better everyday

[LostCamKenny]

unless the dog is tying in or belaying i can think of much better places for them.

[aussie69]

I highly recommend trying dog. Been living in China about a year now, and have to say. They're tasty little bastards. It's even more gratifying eating the hound after having been chased by a large Tibetan mastiff while jogging.

[JosephH]

My fear is any dog you bring would be talking more than you...

[bstach]

It doesn't matter where they are IMHO

 

Well behaved dogs and owners

 

Badly behaved dogs and owners owners need a beating!

 

 

Absolutely on the money.

 

Mine are always well behaved and under control, I expect the same from other owners or I give a some grief.

 

The same also applies to children, although children can be eaten as a last resort.

 

That may be true. But all owners think *their* dog is always well behaved and under control.