You missed the part where I got married years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pirate Cag
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You missed the part where I got married years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pirate Cag
thanks for the fun storys
I have tons of them. Like that time I climbed a mountain or when I banged a liberal jew then told her I was racist... Actually that one's my favorite. I'll do a writeup eventually of it.
nah do the write up of your mountain trip
do you have pics
Somewhere, I'll have to look for them.
Told her you were racist when she didnt return your 50 calls lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Pirate Steve
She had a kid, got fat, and doesn't take care of it. She's too busy getting drunk and doing drugs. Shes like plug drugs only with more testosterone. Its probably a good thing ahe told you to leave her alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pirate Steve
i already did this in real time on the forum with samanthaQuote:
Originally Posted by Pirate Steve
I really miss sammy
she married moldy chili guy like 3-4 years ago, he probably killed her by now, she's annoying as fuckQuote:
Originally Posted by jazz
She was simply adorable in a cat avatar guy way
The most famous inhabitant of the eucalyptus forest is the adorable ball of fur known as the koala.Quote:
Originally Posted by jazz
no it isn't, the mansion where all the cough drop mascots live isQuote:
Originally Posted by Poopalew
http://i.imgur.com/GZIY9QY.jpg
Star chek , 85m 5.9 climb in squamish bc
hashtag summergoals2016
post your fucking mountain pics bro wtf
I wish I could go to forest and mountains but Im too busy for work until december
grass stops growing so fast in winterQuote:
Originally Posted by juji
Where are you living elz
GDLQuote:
Originally Posted by lnopia the great
how friendly is rural mexico??
It's actually an urban
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guadalajara
That looks like a pretty technical climb. I've only done Mt. Elbert and Castle Peak in Colorado. Castle's a little more technical, Mt. Elbert was more of a 9 mile hike up a 45 degree incline... and a 9 mile run back down to base camp when we realized there was a huge storm inbound. We did have a bear raid base camp that time, however. Damn near shit myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by lnopia the great
Ya it is, but i've of guides taking people there after a 2 day course so it isnt super technical, just a 5 star setting above some rapids lol
Which one was more fun, im planning to gonto colorado with some friends at the start of next summer
Oh i meant how friendly the small towns out in the country are, or if they are the crazy red neck typeQuote:
Originally Posted by juji
I'd recommend Castle Peak. It's not the hardest out there, but it's a lot of fun. Especially egressing down the side of the damn mountain on ice flows with nothing but a pick to slow you down. There's an awesome spot for base-camp about a third of the way up Castle Peak, with it's own small lake. The view from Elbert is glorious, but it's potato-grade climbing... Except for the waist-deep snow for the last mile. Word of caution: CALL AHEAD if you plan on hitting Castle, and make sure Independence Pass is cleared of snow. Last time I went, it was under 14 feet of snow, which led to climbing Elbert instead.
How long does it take to summit usually
also do you climb/boulder at all
There is some climbing with Castle, but it's mostly scrambling on all fours. El Capitan was my next planned climb, but it's mostly skarrock. Extremely difficult climb. Haven't had much time with it since I got married, unfortunately.
i meant in hours, how long it would take to summit, and descend too i guess
Unless you have kids, tell your wife you want to be a bad ass and climb a giant mountain. How do you deny anyone that