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Sunday, March 28, 2004
Developments at Wormspew
It has been a busy weekend here at mission control. I have added several new web
pages to this site for those of you that care to hunt for them, as well as a few cool new links.
I have received another report of a sighting of a couple more Giant
Alpine Hares, this time on White Mountain. See the cryptozoology thread in my forum or the links to cryptozoology.com
on my Mysteries of the Werm page. If any of you know of any semi-credible sightings of an animal like this, please let
me know.
We put up a new route yesterday in Baddaddy Canyon, a little
farther up the gully on a sunnier wall. It is a cool two pitch 5.10a crack climb on a granite buttress.
I walked up there today and watched a couple folks on the first pitch of Baddaddy, I hope they like it. They are prolly
still there, as I just got back myself. Lots of stuff to do....
what here looks like from there....
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Dharma
Lots of stuff goin' on in th' whirled. I got an e-mail with a report of
a giant alpine rabbit, similar to the one I described on my mysteries page. Crypto bunnies, anyone? Got some new
route activity up in Baddaddy Canyon, and the numinous mystery beckons as never before.
Water on Mars. I wonder if they will produce an alien just in time for the
November election? Dubya seems to be losing his grip, I would not be surprised to see some incredible development around
the beginning of October. Can't blame the guy for wanting to steal an oil-rich country, can I?
Sunday, March 21, 2004
Another Warm Weekend.
The Tungsten City Band tore it up at the Pit Climber's Camp on Friday, and the
scene was groovy, perfect high desert evening outside. They played Tahoe Saturday, and are catchin' Kellor Williams
tonite, while I watch over the big red dog, Bud.
I hiked up Baddaddy Canyon today and free soloed a couple of fun
easy new pitches. Everything is good to go up there right now. And there are tons of lines yet unclimbed.
Nice thing to have in th' backyard! Warm
and waiting.....
Tuesday, March 16, 2004
We are all Amazing....
It is getting really warm in Bishop these days and the snow is melting fast in the
high country. Startin' to scope out the crags. Tungsten City Band is gonna play at th' Pit climber's camp this
Friday night, and we were curious as to why our buddy Scott, the BLM climbing ranger, had not hung any flyers up to advertise
for us. Turns out he was busy bein' buried alive in a huge avalanche high on Mount Tom. His ski buddies found
his hand stickin' out of th' snow and decided to dig him up. Looks like he will be all right, thankfully. The
slide is big enough to see from here.
Monday, March 15, 2004
That time of year
Tungsten City Band will play at th' Pit Climber's Camp, 6 1/2 miles north of Bishop off Pleasant
Valley Road this coming Friday night. Lots of new material, this should be a PARTY!
http://www.tungstencityband.com
Milo and I hiked up Baddaddy Canyon yesterday to look at new routes and to groom the approach
trail a little. Rolled a bunch of rocks, and selected a couple of FA projects for the comming weeks. A whole undeveloped
area, all to ourselves. How long will it last?
Looking up into Baddaddy Canyon.
Thursday, March 11, 2004
Feedback
Aight, y'all, time for a few questions.... Iyam considering adding a few
features to the site, and would like your opinions. After all, y'all make the site. Which of the following would
you be interseted in?
1] A personal profile page. If y'all sent me pics and biographical info, I could werk up a
personal profile for each of you, linked to a seperate page, probably. It could include personal art work
or other media. If enough of you send me stuff, I will do it.
2] How happy with the Forum are You? Is it too hard t' read still? What about privacy?
Password entry is an option. Or is it cool the way it is?
3] What about a classified section? Any of y'all wanna advertize?
As for what I want, I think the profile pages would be the most fun, and probably the most werk for
me, as I would have to do the actual editing. It is also only possible if enough of you send me stuff to make
it manifest. I would do it, if ya like. The other stuff iyam less interested in, but iyam receptive to what I
can do for you!
prometheus
Tuesday, March 9, 2004
Wormspew is Cool!
It is amazing, Wormspew has become a hip website with an actual community, with a stimulating exchange
of ideas. The Vampire thread caught me off guard, but it seems to fit well enough. Pirates loom over the horizon,
and I have a pic of a possible Chupacabra-
This animal is said to have unusual claws, and jumps much like a kangaroo. Could
lt be a Chupacabra? It's name is Buddy- The
Chicago Chupacabra
Sunday, March 7, 2004
Tungsten City Band at the Pit March 19
http://www.tungstencityband.com Remember, Next Friday, the boyz will bust out a couple hours of their eclectic funky fusion at the Pit
Climber's Camp, 6 1/2 miles north of Bishop, CA, on top of the hill one mile down Pleasant Valley Road. This
is not to be missed. This is a free show, but donations will be gladly accepted. 
Come play Wormspew
I have been hard at werk fixin' the place up, and it is starting to get a little cozy in here.
I appreciate all of your suggestions for how to make this place in space better.
There is lots more to do. Iyam trying to get it all. I have some stories
that I should eventually write down and fold in here somewhere. But untill then, keep in mind that procrastination
always pays off immediately!
Special thanks to all of my super gueststarz- Annie, McCall, Freedom, Leadfoot, Cindy, Relayer, Chrystylyn,
Mimo and anyone that i forgot. It is y'all that will make this site cool. Party on.......
Tuesday, March 2, 2004
New and Improved Wormspew
Warm regards to all of you that come t' play here
at Wormspew. The Chatroom has been a lot of fun, and the New Forum [top of my LInks page for access] is turning into
a wild free-wheeling whirl of ideas, Thanks to those of you doin' all the creative work.
I have spent a few days editing the place and just cleaning up. I
have reduced file sizes considerably, so Wormspew should operate faster, and I have linked most of the pics for good flow
and maximum content. I didn't mess with the overall appearence much, but if you have not been in here in a while, iyam
betting you will be impressed. Check it out, it gets better everyday!
Dogs in love:
this is bud and mary, the official tungsten city band dogs.
Speakin' of TCB, the boys are going to put on a Concert at the Pit Climber's Campground [near the Pleasant
Valley Campground, on the hill] for climbers and other intersted parties on Friday evening, March 19. Bishop
for Spring Break this year! They have been working furiously on new material, and they are tighter than ever.
You don't wanna miss it!
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