Mickeys Beach CDPR Policy

I pity your sorry ass.

Is that all? I know you can do *much* better than that!

Hardman Knott

I dunno, Dave... Other than getting Rex all tussled up, I thought this was a very educational discussion. Kudos to you for bringing it up.

- Sumo

Jeremy the Sumo Climber protested through his toothless gums:

Senile Dementia aka Senile Psychosis 'n.: a severe mental disorder of the aged that is manifested by loss of memory, judgement, and moral and aesthetic values, is often accompanied by confusion, irrational ideas, and disturbed emotionality, and commonly results from organic changes in the brain.'

I wish.

Rex, how exactly did I ask for it? I've sure got a hair trigger at times with the flame-thrower, but I honestly don't know why yer after me on this issue.

- Sumo

Boy, that post reminds me of a Ralph Steadman drawing from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Can you guess which one? Hint: Man sitting in a bathtub, going crazy on himself. :- k

Of course, Kelly, but I have to say your post strikes me as very irresponsible.

Please, people. DO NOT attempt to open beer of any flavor with a Tribloc (whatever that is), or any other piece of climbing equipment. This applies whether you're gluing holds at Mickey's Beach (arguably a 'constructive' process), or trying to figure out which holds to remove in Connecticut (arguably a 'de-constructive' process). Clearly, this practice could possibly damage the equipment, rendering it questionable should it ever became booty. And none of us want that on our conscience, do we Mr. Rich?

Dave 'no bad booty' Dave

Kelly, you have absolutely no understanding of what you speak. Furthermore, your post demonstrates your complete lack of responsibility. Not to mention your low (or nonexistant) standards.

There never was any such concoction as 'Beer 102.'

BREW 102, on the other hand, was the rank stuff probably responsible for prevention of alcoholism in a large percentage of the population.

Brings back memories, mention of it does.

Brewtus