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Have you checked the last train? It usually has some monkeys nearby.

Sweet pics.

clif wrote:not to distract attention away from cock and balls but edging a little to the intimate side of climbing fungus-

http://www.theatlantic.com/science/arch ... gy/491702/

That is amazing.

Ian- I know we haven't seen much of each other for a while but I want you to always remember that I think your cock is perfect just like it is. Short, shriveled, and to the left? So nice of you to remember Dan How I wish I hadn't stopped at the rest stop that day. It was even more unpleasant than r...

clif wrote:Ian-

I know we haven't seen much of each other for a while but I want you to always remember that I think your cock is perfect just like it is.

Short, shriveled, and to the left?

It's open if you get a permit for the day. To get a permit go here: http://grainingfork.org/.

Bump.

whoneedsfeet wrote:Hey every good carpenter has to build a shed over his tools.

Don't worry. With the proper combination of diet and exercise you'll be able to look down and see Little Jimmy again. Someday.

It's great for kids, and it's hopefully a first step towards bigger and better things. Pocket Wall's probably never coming back, but there's lots of cliff around Mill Creek Lake.

The Laboratory would be a great wall just for the pinnacle with Western Blot, but it has some other really cool stuff as well.

dustonian wrote:U forgot Bee Branch and Hampton Rock

It's Hampton's Wall, not Hampton's Rock. Glad you're not helping with the South guide book.

dustonian wrote:Seriously tho... do not leave Kentucky without climbing King Ducky at least 17 times

After that 12 minutes of ecstasy the rest of the MFRP will be a letdown.

clif wrote:what people really want to know is how was Levitation 29?

Overbolted and fun. Just like the Red.

Sweet. Thanks John.