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Max Dilthey (mdilthey) - BPL Premium Member
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Why I don't use canister stoves: IIRC, I was on the AT last summer and I heard a story about a disabled guy who runs a hiker hostel. He and his friends/family contribute a lot to maintaining that section of the AT. Story I hear... |
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Well, at least we're talking. I didn't expect everyone to agree with me; still, I had good intentions. I'd just rather hedge my bets and keep things from getting into dangerous territory where we're profiling HIV... |
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More Thoughts... Because I care deeply about this. And one more thing, There are five thousand opportunities when being younger than the average BPL user is an opportunity for me to learn from the wise. This conversation feels like an opportunit... |
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Let's just stop right there. Sorry, that's bull. First off, being gay does NOT equate sexually transmitted diseases. Maybe if said individual was a prostitute or an adult film star, since those have track records of in... |
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Boldly Go Well, when there's a 6 page thread on replacing an Adventure Medical Kit from less than two months ago, a new thread can only go so far... |
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Sensational! With a title like that, this thread is going places. |
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PM Sent PM Sent on the La Sportivas :) Just my size! I've always wanted to do a PIF.... |
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Ehh... David, As much as I believe your actions towards the gay community are in line with the way society is supposed to be acting, the way you've portrayed yourself in this thread gives Nancy a l... |
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Other thoughts: With odor management, silk and merino wool are significantly better than synthetics. Plus, what's actually happening there is the prevention of microbial growth, which means your sensitive area... |
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Impressions Here's an update: The piece was ...ok. It felt very thin. I took my fingers and stretched the weave to see how resilient it was, and it felt like it was going to tear (but it didn't). Th... |
All Reader Reviews by Max Dilthey
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Kelty backpacks redwing 3100, red cloud 6650 I have two packs; a lightweight pack and a big, indestructible monster. It's good to have something reliable to fall back on for deep winter, or trips where you're carrying extra gear for some... |
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Boreas Men's Buttermilk 40 Fit: This bag has a superb fit that places more pressure on your lower back, which distributes weight to the hips and keeps your upper back cool. I was impressed with how well this pack vented, even w... |
