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Installed a new granite vanity top with sink and a mosaic tile backsplash for the bathroom last weekend.
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Cool. What mountain? Did you make it to the top?Originally Posted by Rambo
Mount Assiniboine in the Canadian Rockies. (just returned from a 12 day climbing trip in Canada.)
Took us two tries. First time we were turned back by gale force winds and bad weather.
3 days later, we summited under calm, clear blue skies.
Here's a picture of the mountain in clear conditions:
Mount Assiniboine in the Canadian Rockies. (just returned from a 12 day climbing trip in Canada.) Took us two tries. First time we were turned back by gale force winds and bad weather. 3 days later, we summited under calm, clear blue skies. Here's a picture of the mountain in clear conditions:Originally Posted by Kai
That's nuts. Definitely one of the things that I need to take up. Someday I'm getting to the top of Everest and Kiliminjaro.
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I live an exciting vicarious life through Kai.
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Climbed a mountain.Originally Posted by Kai
holy ****, was just about to say welded a compressor tank, operated a bandsaw machine and will replace a truck propeller shaft next week. your post makes us all sound like pussies.
/threak.
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I made a penis joak.
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