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I think it would be a good idea, but. Does this site have a large enough active community? I know there are a lot of people who lurk on this site. But I only see a few new threads a day get started. Karma systems are supposed to help users filter through "interesting" content. It's not har...

Sigh, I'll never be a real rock climber.

So? which is it.

Wow, pretty nice. Wish I had a real job so I could afford it.

The only thing wrong with it is that it's a Ford

How about starting a Wide Day like Russ does at JTree? Id be down next Sunday (8/28) - we could gang bang Muscle Beach. -meg Would you be willing to let a gumby tag along? I have no big gear (bring on the jokes), have only had a little taste of the wide, and it calls me in my sleep. pm me please if...

I think the implication is that the recipient of this insult sucks so much dick that their breath smells of.... well... dick.

dustonian, doesn't this statistical artifact exist for most the cities on the list? Medium to large cities support the healthcare of the surrounding (usually rural) area. The exceptions on the list would be places like Chicago, New York ect. which have developed suburbs. So strike those from the lis...

Congrats!

The reason I'm calling bullshit on the hikers story is because in most of north america, bears and hikers coexist quite peacefully. Why is the situation at RRG so different?

Does this logic hold?

Okay, so..... This might be the appropriate thread to post this question. I usually walk up to a crag with my dog on a leash. Tie him to a tree. Climb a route or two. Then ask a member from the group next to me, "would it bother you if I let my dog off the leash" and follow it up with, &qu...