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bearbreeder wrote:i just used hand jammies and polar bears on sentry today ... no doubt there will be a lynch mob soon ...

Funny!

now all i need to do is to find my chainsaw for some gardening there

Funny!

but dont worry ... i wont put up a via ferrata up there ... yet

Not funny.

Another college kid comes to town with big words and a bigger ego.

Awesome.

Wow .. that thing was perched and waiting to kill someone. Thanks for taking care of it!

Next time I'm gonna wrap my hands & wrists with bicycle innertubes and tape before climbing split beaver.. and then tell everybody that I sent it! Next time I'm going to squeeze my self into a full body black rubber unitard. This way I could climb even the hardest Apron slabs with ease. All I'd hav...

gnarnaphobe wrote:Natsdad, I have been informed by a concerned, guide book savvy, Lurker that the climb in question is actually known as "Piled Higher and Steeper".

I stand corrected. Now that I think about it, I think A$$%$#^@ of August is actually a finger crack.

Whoa .. way to rub it in, mr. multi-poster.

if you like HMW, do slap and tickle ... similar length and style of climbing except more technical with a moderate slab traverse finish ... you can even combine it with the crux move of HMW ... its good 5.9+ climbing ... takes beautiful gear all the way, bring extra cams and nuts Thanks! I'll try t...

Sullys should be renamed Sillys .. 'cause that's what the grades are. I really enjoyed climbing there when I lived on the North Shore but the grading was WAY off. As long as grades are consistent, I don't really care .. but I think I'm going to get spanked regularly when I move down to CA next month...

I'll second the vote for High Mountain Woody. Everything about this climb appeals to me. The approach is fun. The climbing is varied, casual and fun. The views are spectacular .. in fact, the entire setting is great. There is very little road noise, which is a big plus for me given that the highway ...

IMHO moderates can be more dangerous than harder climbs ... i find that it often means much poorer falls, and often poorer/less gear placements, and you may be running it out anyways ... Yep .. that is exactly what bit me in the a$%, actually. I was on easy terrain, not really paying attention to t...

lol ... whats hilarious is that i fell off a 5.8 at both barrier and open books this year ... and we laughed our azz off at that ... thats my data point for soft squishy grades ... i think the last "5.8" i fell off here was mosquito years ago ... and the grades at sullies are softer than squish IMO...

What makes you think that I don't get the jokes? I think you're ALL hilarious.

I saw this guy posting something that I thought was inappropriate and I was going to make a scathingly sarcastic post mocking him .. then I remembered that I used to make those kinds of posts and thought I'd be the better man and just brag about how much more mature I am. (seriously, though, how man...

If you don't appreciate his sense of humour, fine .. but the passive aggressive digs are a bit lame.

I would have thrashed, cried, humped and aided my way up that line and I still found his post pretty damn funny.

Have fun!