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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 10:49 PM
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PTFTW?!?
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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 10:49 PM
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notapplicable wrote: Suck it trashy
Ha, naow you suck it.
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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 10:50 PM
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johnwesely wrote: notapplicable wrote: since you are the only one who cares. I care.
see, I'm knot the only whun.
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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 10:54 PM
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johnwesely wrote: climbingtrash wrote: johnwesely wrote: climbingtrash wrote: no manky sheaths here Like the USNAVY. That guy's phucking lucky. Or unlucky.
Nah, unlucky would be if it was his own rope he'd stored and taken care of.
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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 10:59 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Here's a winner over on the MProg.pfffttt...what a weird world we live in (on both sides of the picture)
Yeah, I know huh. But I still dropped both those guys a polite note asking if it was they who had left the graffiti. There is so much of that shit starting to show up down here. In the Narrows of Zion for one, and it's bullshit. I don't feel the least bit bad for those guys getting pummeled publicly like that. Wish we could do that to moar of those types.
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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 11:01 PM
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johnwesely wrote: notapplicable wrote: JoeHamilton wrote: Kartessa wrote: johnwesely wrote: Kartessa wrote: erisspirit wrote: I am happy to report that I bouldered at the gym and this time I did not break or tear anything! I did occasionally chicken out at the top, but did get in some practice jump/drops, which were that farthest I have dropped since surgery! Maybe I'll be able to boulder again afterall! Blasphemy! Bouldering is how you get big muscles like mine. Bouldering is how you break and tear shit like Erin and me. Bouldering is the shit. Nothing is better then a full climb in 5 move.  Someone please take this man trad climbing. how often do trad climbs have more than five moves?
Indian Creek a lot of times only involves one move...over and over again.
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climbingtrash
Aug 31, 2011, 11:02 PM
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notapplicable wrote: johnwesely wrote: notapplicable wrote: johnwesely wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: johnwesely wrote: [image]http://www.athenspets.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/barbie1-253x360.jpg[/image] That's my dog! what'd you name him? I'm thinking you should go with something like Spike the Destroyer or Manny the Mauler or Gorgiano de Massachisto It is a girl and her name is Luna the lazerdestroyer. Damn hippies. False. Hippieness is like the herpes; you can have it and pass it on to someone else the new dog without even knowing it.
How do you hide money frum a hippie?
Put it under the soap.
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johnwesely
Aug 31, 2011, 11:09 PM
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climbingtrash wrote: johnwesely wrote: climbingtrash wrote: johnwesely wrote: climbingtrash wrote: no manky sheaths here Like the USNAVY. That guy's phucking lucky. Or unlucky. Nah, unlucky would be if it was his own rope he'd stored and taken care of.
I still see it as unlucky that he was the one that the rope went kaput on.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 1, 2011, 1:05 AM
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climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Here's a winner over on the MProg.pfffttt...what a weird world we live in (on both sides of the picture) Yeah, I know huh. But I still dropped both those guys a polite note asking if it was they who had left the graffiti. There is so much of that shit starting to show up down here. In the Narrows of Zion for one, and it's bullshit. I don't feel the least bit bad for those guys getting pummeled publicly like that. Wish we could do that to moar of those types.
Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree with the actions folks took, but it's funny how intense the reaction was.
I'd be pretty pissed if I saw that at the top of one of my climbs. In fact, I'd probably try to get rid of it myself.
(I tried really hard not to say "try really hard to rub it out" ^^ up there).
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climbingtrash
Sep 1, 2011, 1:41 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Here's a winner over on the MProg.pfffttt...what a weird world we live in (on both sides of the picture) Yeah, I know huh. But I still dropped both those guys a polite note asking if it was they who had left the graffiti. There is so much of that shit starting to show up down here. In the Narrows of Zion for one, and it's bullshit. I don't feel the least bit bad for those guys getting pummeled publicly like that. Wish we could do that to moar of those types. Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree with the actions folks took, but it's funny how intense the reaction was. I'd be pretty pissed if I saw that at the top of one of my climbs. In fact, I'd probably try to get rid of it myself. (I tried really hard not to say "try really hard to rub it out" ^^ up there).
^^Ha! Strong werk^^
Yah, the reactions were pretty witch-huntish. But it was pretty funny to imagine those two guys getting a ton of bitch mail with links to the thread and the picture as proof.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 1, 2011, 1:56 AM
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climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Here's a winner over on the MProg.pfffttt...what a weird world we live in (on both sides of the picture) Yeah, I know huh. But I still dropped both those guys a polite note asking if it was they who had left the graffiti. There is so much of that shit starting to show up down here. In the Narrows of Zion for one, and it's bullshit. I don't feel the least bit bad for those guys getting pummeled publicly like that. Wish we could do that to moar of those types. Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree with the actions folks took, but it's funny how intense the reaction was. I'd be pretty pissed if I saw that at the top of one of my climbs. In fact, I'd probably try to get rid of it myself. (I tried really hard not to say "try really hard to rub it out" ^^ up there). ^^Ha! Strong werk^^ Yah, the reactions were pretty witch-huntish. But it was pretty funny to imagine those two guys getting a ton of bitch mail with links to the thread and the picture as proof.
and then one blames the other...where's the eye roll emoticon when you need it?
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climbingtrash
Sep 1, 2011, 2:10 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Here's a winner over on the MProg.pfffttt...what a weird world we live in (on both sides of the picture) Yeah, I know huh. But I still dropped both those guys a polite note asking if it was they who had left the graffiti. There is so much of that shit starting to show up down here. In the Narrows of Zion for one, and it's bullshit. I don't feel the least bit bad for those guys getting pummeled publicly like that. Wish we could do that to moar of those types. Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree with the actions folks took, but it's funny how intense the reaction was. I'd be pretty pissed if I saw that at the top of one of my climbs. In fact, I'd probably try to get rid of it myself. (I tried really hard not to say "try really hard to rub it out" ^^ up there). ^^Ha! Strong werk^^ Yah, the reactions were pretty witch-huntish. But it was pretty funny to imagine those two guys getting a ton of bitch mail with links to the thread and the picture as proof. and then one blames the other...where's the eye roll emoticon when you need it?
Yes, how convenient. But it might make sense seeing how all the hand writing seems to be the same and the one name is semi *wait for it* Rubbed Out! <<<couldn't resist.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 1, 2011, 2:24 AM
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climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Here's a winner over on the MProg.pfffttt...what a weird world we live in (on both sides of the picture) Yeah, I know huh. But I still dropped both those guys a polite note asking if it was they who had left the graffiti. There is so much of that shit starting to show up down here. In the Narrows of Zion for one, and it's bullshit. I don't feel the least bit bad for those guys getting pummeled publicly like that. Wish we could do that to moar of those types. Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree with the actions folks took, but it's funny how intense the reaction was. I'd be pretty pissed if I saw that at the top of one of my climbs. In fact, I'd probably try to get rid of it myself. (I tried really hard not to say "try really hard to rub it out" ^^ up there). ^^Ha! Strong werk^^ Yah, the reactions were pretty witch-huntish. But it was pretty funny to imagine those two guys getting a ton of bitch mail with links to the thread and the picture as proof. and then one blames the other...where's the eye roll emoticon when you need it? Yes, how convenient. But it might make sense seeing how all the hand writing seems to be the same and the one name is semi *wait for it* Rubbed Out! <<<couldn't resist.
Yeah, well, we all have our vices.
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sungam
Sep 1, 2011, 9:40 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: In reply to: Capital Classic -Asics Athletics New Zealand Grand Prix Series, Newtown Park Monday, 31 January 2011 Delhi Commonwealth Games double silver medallist Nikki Hamblin collected her first national 3000m title at the Capital Classic meeting in Wellington on Friday evening, to add to her 800m and 1500m titles won in Christchurch last season. Hamblin, who has a personal best of 9m 10.95s, recorded 9m 32.44s, just over three seconds faster than Lydia O’Donnell. Fiona Crombie winner for the last two years was third in 9m 41.56s. Sarah Drought was fourth in 9m 43.01s. Hamblin is now being coached by Paul Hamblyn three times New Zealand 1500m champion and fourth in the 1500m at the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games. Bernadine Portenski of Wellington missed the world masters W60 3000m record by just over two seconds. Portenski (61) recorded 11m 8.99s, breaking her New Zealand W60 record by nearly five seconds. Angela Copson of Great Britain set the world W60 record of 11m 6.6s in 2009 at the age of 64. Hamish Carson stormed home to win the men’s 3000m title in a PB 8m 6.70s, from Hayden McLaren 8m 9.86s and Malcolm Hicks 8m 16.65s. Jonathan Jackson, who won the M19 3000m title in Palmerston North last Tuesday, was fourth in almost an identical time of 8m 29.86s. It is Carson’s second national title after winning the 1500m last season. Carson also set a meet record breaking Ben Ruthe’s record of 8m 10.03s run in 2007. Michael Cochrane further improved on his New Zealand M19 400m hurdles record, with an impressive performance of 50.62s. Two weeks ago at Mt Smart Stadium Cochrane clocked 51.25s. His latest effort qualifies him for the World University Games in Shenzhen China in August and ranks him sixth equal with Johnathon Schmidt on the New Zealand all-time list. The top six all-time are: Roger Johnson 49.8s HT 1972 (converted from 440yds hurdles), Nic O’Brien 49.90s 2003, Zion Armstrong 49.95s 2000, Phillip Mills 50.14s 1976, Callum Stuart 50.43s 1999, Johnathon Schmidt 50.6s HT 1995 and Cochrane 50.62s. Australia’s Nicholas Hough won the sprint double with times of 10.62s (+1.8) over 100m and 21.69s (+0.4) in the 200m. Rochelle Coster followed up a win in the 100m in 12.06s (+2.3) with victory in the 400m in 55.88s. Andrea Koenen second in the 100m in 12.25s (+2.3) won the 200m in 24.50s (+2.0). Glen Ballam in 1m 51.20s headed in Josh Komen 1m 52.08s and Annese Curren 1m 52.22s in the 800m. Billy Crayford was second in the high jump with 2.05m won by Australia’s Brandon Starc who cleared 2.14m. Elizabeth Lamb won the women’s high jump at 1.84m and Nneka Okpala was out to 12.58m in the triple jump. Todd Swanson won the triple jump with 14.57m (0.0). Article by Murray McKinnon, Communications Advisor - Athletics New Zealand Article from Athletics New Zealand's email news updates Yeah, dad! Tear it up! Almost 40 years later and no one can touch him  wasn't he an olympian, or close to it?
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sungam
Sep 1, 2011, 9:42 AM
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spikeddem wrote: So I'm going to have three to spend in the Red before school starts. Or I could visit some other SPCI'ers on the East coast, too. Hmm.
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spikeddem
Sep 1, 2011, 11:16 PM
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Ten Sleep routes are legit. This route only gets 3 of 5 stars!
(A photo of me climbzing, as requested. This was the celebratory lowering photo)
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climbingtrash
Sep 2, 2011, 1:01 AM
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spikeddem wrote: Ten Sleep routes are legit. This route only gets 3 of 5 stars! (A photo of me climbzing, as requested. This was the celebratory lowering photo)
Celebratory lowing iz knot climbing.
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sungam
Sep 2, 2011, 10:33 AM
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Moar pikterz!
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sungam
Sep 2, 2011, 5:23 PM
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I'm doing it! I'm ordering the kompooter!
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Gmburns2000
Sep 2, 2011, 7:18 PM
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sungam wrote: I'm doing it! I'm ordering the kompooter!
desktop? laptop?
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johnwesely
Sep 2, 2011, 7:21 PM
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Subbing Chorus at a high school today. Right now there is a group of about 15 girls putting weaves in their hair.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 2, 2011, 7:28 PM
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johnwesely wrote: Subbing Chorus at a high school today. Right now there is a group of about 15 girls putting weaves in their hair.
Make them sing for you. You get the choose the song.
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johnwesely
Sep 2, 2011, 8:02 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: johnwesely wrote: Subbing Chorus at a high school today. Right now there is a group of about 15 girls putting weaves in their hair. Make them sing for you. You get the choose the song.
Too late.
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notapplicable
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johnwesely wrote: notapplicable wrote: johnwesely wrote: notapplicable wrote: johnwesely wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: johnwesely wrote: [image]http://www.athenspets.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/barbie1-253x360.jpg[/image] That's my dog! what'd you name him? I'm thinking you should go with something like Spike the Destroyer or Manny the Mauler or Gorgiano de Massachisto It is a girl and her name is Luna the lazerdestroyer. Damn hippies. False. Hippieness is like the herpes; you can have it and pass it on to someone else the new dog without even knowing it. I really don't think I have any hippie tendencies.
I submit in to evidence Article# 44.7c -- You named your dog Luna The Lazerdestroyer.
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notapplicable
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spikeddem wrote: johnwesely wrote: notapplicable wrote: spikeddem wrote: So I'm going to have three to spend in the Red before school starts. Or I could visit some other SPCI'ers on the East coast, too. Hmm. DAMN! I would love to go to the NRG with ya but I am still weeks away from being able to climb anything worth getting on out there. You have a standing invitation to come to Seneca and climb the 5.easies with me while I rehab the finger if you want. Fair warning though, it will be even less exciting than it sounds.  Simul climb barefoot. With no pro but still tied together...for extra excitement.
I'm in.
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