freeclimb9 Posted September 27, 2002 Posted September 27, 2002 . . . Koko the Killer Clown. Love seemed to be in the air. . . Quote
texplorer Posted September 28, 2002 Posted September 28, 2002 ...which I was very happy to see when I showed up under the branch lookin' for a MANLY-GIRL!! I thought to myself, "Those snafflehounds are kinda cute". So I dressed them up in leather, gave them a crew cut and began a hoe-down complete with beanie-weenies and square dancing. Later, I took those little critters into the woods and one by one I gave them all a... Quote
Dr_Flash_Amazing Posted September 29, 2002 Posted September 29, 2002 brief but in-depth PowerPoint presentation about climbing safety and ethics, as well as demos on how to properly place bolts on rappel, chip pockets and edges, and reinforce holds with glue. All in all, it went over pretty well, until I realized that I had left my ... Quote
not_a_climber Posted September 30, 2002 Posted September 30, 2002 Visa card lying on the front seat of my car way down there at Exit 38. About this time I noticed the one snafflehound with an ugly scar on its neck and one ear missing talking in hushed tones into a small walkie talkie. Another too my right appeared to be flashing hand signals but it was also possible that he was imitating John Travolta in... Quote
Dr_Flash_Amazing Posted September 30, 2002 Posted September 30, 2002 that one movie where he's playing that guy and he gets into trouble with those other guys, and then they have to get this other guy to get the one guy so they can get the money to pay off the first guy. It was great. But, dammit, it looked like the snafflehound mafia was at work here. And if I learned one thing in the state pen (besides how to keep a death grip on the Ivory), it was how to spot the snafflehound mafia. First off, you always see ... Quote
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