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20-Feb-2006 1:55:42 PM
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M9iswhereitsat
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20/02/2006
1:50:13 PM
>A google search on 'puma' (for Chockstone) turns up 110 matches ...
...A google search on ' M9iswhereitsat ' turns up ' dickhead '
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...ah-hem... only jokin' mate...
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20-Feb-2006 2:42:06 PM
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...oh dear... this is the dude who managed to abseil down the South Face of Annapurna , on a short length of rope-tat ...... not easy when ur nursing a freshly broken arm ...
'...Jean-Christophe Lafaille
High-altitude mountaineer who repeatedly cheated death on his ever more audacious climbs
Jean-Christophe Lafaille, mountaineer: born Gap, France 31 March 1965; married (one son, one daughter); died Makalu, Nepal c27 January 2006.
On 31 January, when Jean-Christophe Lafaille had been missing for a week, his base-camp support team concluded that he must have perished in his attempt to make the first solo winter climb of an 8,000-metre mountain, the 8,485m Himalayan peak Makalu. Last Saturday his wife flew over the mountain by helicopter and confirmed that there was no longer any hope that he would be found alive...'
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JCL on drytooling ...
'...I also adore the beauty of the lines of ice which stretch along the Alpine or Himalayan rock faces.
These imposing or ephemeral frozen pathways take me today up to the highest summits of the Himalayas where I am at my happiest.
More recently I’ve discovered dry tooling. This hybrid sport has been a revelation for me and a fantastic bridge between the winter world of ice climbing and sport climbing.
I’ve rediscovered everything I love in climbing: physical barriers, the continuity of effort with the possibility of continuing until one falls which contrasts with the essence of ice climbing.
I love being able to switch between ice and rock and I’ve always loved athletic climbs which go up impressive overhangs; dry tooling gives me all of that!...'
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20-Feb-2006 2:49:56 PM
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on-line-now
>kd Victoria, Australia 15/12/2005 0 20/02/2006
*waving madly !!!*
" HI KATHY !!! "
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20-Feb-2006 2:55:57 PM
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>Patagonia January 06 Thursday, 9 February 2006 beefy
beefy --- u cummin ta CT with me an' tha Mouse , January 2007 ? ...
...if you haul the pig 4 us, I'll let ya join-in on the Scandanavian-action...
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20-Feb-2006 3:07:30 PM
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On 20/02/2006 M9iswhereitsat wrote:
>Hex wrote;
>>... who pushed his luck ...
>& lived a life of adventure!
>?
>:)
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>>...ah-hem...
>Then why write it?
>Having an off day are we?
>Turns up 'fossil' maybe.
>>only jokin' mate...
>... that's what PMs are for, ~>not public slander ... (though I accept
>that many may agree with you, as is their w/ri(gh)te!).
I didn't 'write' it !!! --- ur mate Kent is sitting next to me !!!
>... that's what PMs are for...
oh deary me ... what DO you get up to behind closed-doors, Mdv8 ...
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20-Feb-2006 3:13:07 PM
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...AHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!
OMG!!!...
...check out bojangles new avatar on CCA ...
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20-Feb-2006 3:42:56 PM
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where is CT HEX. and what are you and the mouse doing there. are you providing the scandinavian action??
On 20/02/2006 The HEX wrote:
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>>Patagonia January 06 Thursday, 9 February 2006 beefy
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>beefy --- u cummin ta CT with me an' tha Mouse , January 2007 ? ...
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>...if you haul the pig 4 us, I'll let ya join-in on the Scandanavian-action...
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20-Feb-2006 3:47:24 PM
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On 20/02/2006 M9iswhereitsat wrote:
>>where is CT HEX
>Cerro Torre
...he wasn't 'talking' to you ...... DICKHEAD !!!
:D
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20-Feb-2006 3:48:44 PM
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Everest by numbers/the easy way ...
'...Through the following weeks, we will climb up and down the mountain, according to the schedule suggested below, exploring the route, establishing camps, and building our acclimatization and strength levels. We will also descend to the Chinese basecamp several times, in order to rest well. Following the proposed itinerary below should give us the best chance to ascend in safety and maximize our opportunity to reach the summit during the "weather windows" which open in May.
SUGGESTED DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY FOR EVEREST CLIMB
1. 4 April, Arrive Kathmandu (1,300 meters).
2. 5 April In Kathmandu - Bring Passport to Chinese Embassy, for Visa. Logistics, training, purchasing, packing, training, visit temples, city tour, shopping. Hotel and meals at members minimal cost.
3. 6 April In Kathmandu - while visa is being processed, logistics, training purchasing, packing, training, visit temples, city tour, shopping. Hotel.
4. 7 April In Kathmandu - Pick up passport from Chinese Embassy. Logistics, training, purchasing, packing, training, visit temples, city tour, shopping. Hotel.
5. 8 April Bus to Tibet; drive to Nyalam (3,750 meters). Hotel and meals at organizer's expense.
6. 9 April Rest in Nyalam (3,750 meters). Walk around the local hills. Hotel.
7. 10 April Bus to Tingri (4,342 meters). Hotel.
8. 11 April Rest in Tingri.
9. 12 April Drive to Chinese Basecamp (5200meters). Camp.
10. 13 April Rest in Chinese base. Organize equipment and supplies. Camp.
11. 14 April Walk gently in the hills surrounding Chinese base.
12. 15 April Rest in Chinese base. Organize equipment and supplies. Camp.
13. 16 April Walk with the yaks halfway to advanced base to interim camp (5,800meters). Camp.
14. 17 April Rest in interim camp.
15. 18 April Rest in interim camp.
16. 19 April Walk with the yaks to advanced base (ABC) at 6400 metres. Camp.
17. 20 April Rest in Advanced base. Extensive training. Organize supplies.
18. 21 April Rest in Advanced base. Extensive training. Organize supplies.
19. 22 April Walk to Camp 1 North Col (7000m). Return to ABC.
20. 23 April Rest in ABC.
21. 24 April Walk to Camp 1. Sleep there.
22. 25 April Explore route to Camp 2 (7500m), return to ABC.
23. 26 April Walk back down to Chinese base.
24. 27 April Rest in Chinese base.
25. 28 April Rest in Chinese base.
26. 29 April Rest in Chinese base.
27. 30 April Walk up to interim camp.
28. 1 May Walk up to ABC.
29. 2 May Walk to Camp 1, sleep there.
30. 3 May Walk to Camp 2, sleep there.
31. 4 May Explore route to Camp 3 (8300 metres), return to camp 2, sleep there.
32. 5 May Walk Down to ABC.
33. 6 May Walk back down to Chinese base.
34. 7 May Rest in Chinese base.
35. 8 May Rest in Chinese base.
36. 9 May Rest in Chinese base.
37. 10 May Walk up to interim camp.
38. 11 May Walk up to ABC.
39. 12 May Walk to Camp 1. Sleep there.
40. 13 May Walk to Camp 2, sleep there.
41. 14 May Walk to Camp 3, sleep there.
42. 15 May Attempt summit if conditions allow.
43. 16 May Attempt summit if conditions allow.
44. 17 May Descend to ABC.
45. 18 May Walk back down to Chinese base.
46. 19 May Rest in Chinese base.
47. 20 May Rest in Chinese base.
48. 21 May Rest in Chinese base.
49. 22 May Walk up to interim camp.
50. 23 May Walk back up to ABC.
51. 24 May Walk to Camp 1. Sleep there.
52. 25 May Walk to Camp 2, sleep there.
53. 26 May Walk to Camp 3, sleep there.
54. 27 May Attempt summit if conditions allow.
55. 28 May Attempt summit if conditions allow.
56. 29 May Descend to Camp 1.
57. 30 May Packing in camp 1, descend to ABC.
58. 31 May Packing in ABC.
59. 1 June Yaks transport equipment, supplies and rubbish to Chinese base. Members walk down.
60. 2 June Packing in Chinese base.
61. 3 June Drive to Tingri. Hotel and meals at organizers expense.
62. 4 June Drive to Kathmandu. Hotel and meals at members expense.
63. 5 June In Kathmandu. Final packing, summit celebration, saying goodbye to new friends.
64. 6 June Fly home. Thank you for joining our Mount Everest Expedition...'
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...take anutha looooooong ride onya Jap-crap , bro ... just don't plow into any teenagers walking along the side of the road :I
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20-Feb-2006 3:54:36 PM
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>...he wasn't 'talking' to you ......
Why do you feel it's a private conversation on a public forum?
Yeah, yeah, I know.
>if you have to ask the question you probably would not understand the answer.
BTW, I would be more interested in a day by day 'routine' for your & Mouses cyber-ascent of Cerro Torre Hexy.
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The Hex wrote;
>...take anutha looooooong ride onya Jap-crap , bro ... just don't plow into any teenagers walking along the side of the road :I
Your comment demonstrates insensitivity in light of recent tragic events, (and a lack of understanding in more than one area).
Chockstone can do without it.
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20-Feb-2006 3:55:32 PM
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...take anutha looooooong ride onya Jap-crap , bro ... just don't plow into any teenagers walking along the side of the road :I
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On 20/02/2006 beefy wrote:
>where is CT HEX. and what are you and the mouse doing there. are you providing
>the scandinavian action??
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>On 20/02/2006 The HEX wrote:
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>>>Patagonia January 06 Thursday, 9 February 2006 beefy
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>>beefy --- u cummin ta CT with me an' tha Mouse , January 2007 ? ...
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>>...if you haul the pig 4 us, I'll let ya join-in on the Scandanavian-action...
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...dude --- if u don't know whatthefark this is about then u can stay in Camp Bridwell , and nurse Neilio back from beef-jerky-overload-poisoning, while me an' tha Mouse take the babes AND the summit-glory ...
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20-Feb-2006 3:58:46 PM
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How about calming down a bit Hex?
It's not witty nor is it funny.
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20-Feb-2006 4:04:01 PM
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On 20/02/2006 Dalai wrote:
>How about calming down a bit Hex?
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>It's not witty nor is it funny.
...uh-oh...scout-master-Dalai not happy ...
... sorry mate --- must be all the rabid e-mails that DOD keeps sending me ...
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20-Feb-2006 4:13:21 PM
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>Martin Lama concentrates hard, always happy working at the site, keen
>to "put something back into the sport". Martin has regularly made himself
>available to work on short notice in the interests of keeping the project
>moving swiftly.
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...naughty,naughty, Marty ... no safety-glasses ...
... children visit this forum ,too, Martin :I
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Mouse --- whodoyothink'GOD'is;-)
no climbing ??? --- beefy !!! --- you can share in the babes and summit --- the Mouse is staying in BC !!!
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20-Feb-2006 4:14:52 PM
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poor hexy is just upset that god has been taking the spotlight of late...
>EPIC!
well shexy, nothing bad happened, frenchmans is just an epic amount of wok to get to... and the way numbers worked out (3 of us) i didnt get any climbing in (it was a photo-trip and a half, but i was secretly hoping for a lap on teirry la fronde or the sydney route before we left... no such luck dude)
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20-Feb-2006 4:15:18 PM
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...thats witty and funny... hehehe;-)
...awww...OK... tell ya wot , dalai... I promise to turn a new page...
...hehehe;-)
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20-Feb-2006 5:28:56 PM
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brat
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20/02/2006
5:15:05 PM
>I was doing a eMag for a climbing gear manufacturer and have the software/hosting to >compose, host and mail a eNewsletter...
...woohoo!!!---goodstuff!!! ................ but a 'newsletter' isn't quite what most of us have in mind ...
...itz more about filling the ameeba-shaped/morphing spaces which are being neglected by the over-glossy-Rock, the over-starchy-dweeby-political-correctness of CS, and the sterilisation of the present-day Arapiles-scene ...
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20-Feb-2006 5:31:20 PM
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>can someone please SMS me a contact number for Kim Robinson, Adam Donahue or >Garath L...
Mousey--- Jono Nermut can help you out here if etc,etc,etc...
http://www.thesarvo.com/confluence/display/thesarvo/Tasmania
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20-Feb-2006 8:56:05 PM
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alrob
20/02/2006
7:33:15 PM
>On 20/02/2006 obsessedclimber wrote:
>>Hmmm your twisting my arm here al! I got some serious unfinished business
>>there...
>so whats holding you back?
>work? quit (i did!)
>school? giant cardboard cut out
>woman? i know she'll understand
>life? give up on it
>money? sell come organs
HA !!!
:D
...is that a typo or is Alrob gunna cut his ballz off...
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20-Feb-2006 9:14:57 PM
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beefy --- on account that mousey couldn't find a ryhme or reason to climb FC, after slogging all the way in there ... and you red-point The Pigsnot ... and out-class the rodent with a camera ... itz u&me&thebigCT... Jan 2007...
>yeah ??...yeah!!
I wanna get hold of a pair of size 12 Onesport moutain boots --- u know, the ones with the funky silver inner-bootz ... so I can prance around BC, ala Ziggy Stardust:P... can u get me a pair ?... I'm on a tight budget ... Alrobz agent has already offered to buy my ovaries ...
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...SICK ... FARCANSICK ...
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>A few days later, the Innsbruck weather report from the Huber brothers indicated a few >days of marginally good but windy weather. We headed up...
...bless their little soulz ... The Broz made the first free ascent of Compressor-bolted headwall, circa 2003 ... if the ice-fairy is somewhere else , we can havalash at freeing this too... looks about 21/22 from photoz I've seen of the granite-in-cuts ...
... I am also sourcing -30C functionality condoms, on E-Bay , preferably unused, for the Scandanavian thing ...
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