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Sep 3, 2010, 5:08 AM
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: so what's the climbing like in Toronto? It's Shite, but I can't complain. Mount Nemo is 15min, Rattlesnake Point/Buffalo Crag and Kelso are 20min, The Niagara Glen is 45min and the bigger, georgian bay crags are 2 hours from my doorstep. Not the best quality routes (especially at Rattlesnake!), but I have over a thousand to choose from. Niagra sounds nice; I've always wanted to visit there anyway. What's the weather like in late Oct early Nov? Wear a sweater. And a TOQUE but...but...what you said above ^^ What is a toque? Is it something you do with a wrench? it's a hat, but I suppose i could twist that around somehow. I think the rednecks call them "Beanies" That would be NA. He's a gun-tottin' redneck the the BONE. 
If there is one thing I hate more than a hippie, it's a fuckin redneck.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:09 AM
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: so what's the climbing like in Toronto? It's Shite, but I can't complain. Mount Nemo is 15min, Rattlesnake Point/Buffalo Crag and Kelso are 20min, The Niagara Glen is 45min and the bigger, georgian bay crags are 2 hours from my doorstep. Not the best quality routes (especially at Rattlesnake!), but I have over a thousand to choose from. Niagra sounds nice; I've always wanted to visit there anyway. What's the weather like in late Oct early Nov? Wear a sweater. And a TOQUE but...but...what you said above ^^ What is a toque? Is it something you do with a wrench? it's a hat, but I suppose i could twist that around somehow. I think the rednecks call them "Beanies" That would be NA. He's a gun-tottin' redneck the the BONE. If there is one thing I hate more than a hippie, it's a fuckin redneck.
Although the gun tottin part is pretty accurate.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:12 AM
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airscape wrote: sungam wrote: airscape wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: Work is for chumps. You were at work when you posted this, weren't you? I'm at work right now... I just got home from work. Relax on RC for 5 minutes, then on to some more work... Becuase I have a deadline for tomorrow. BTW, I do know some people in Toronto. I just realized that on my way home. One of them even climbs. I loved canada, them rockies are some beautifull! The Bugabooze are the greatest! I'm still pissed that I didn't go climbing. But I was only there a week. Then I went to Spain.... I didn't climb there either.... I just realized how much I suck.  I'm going to cry myself to sleep tonight.
You are a disgrace
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:13 AM
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Kartessa wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: Work is for chumps. You were at work when you posted this, weren't you? I'm at work right now... ditto So you did get that jorb eh? Yes, I did... and you knowing every single one of my posts is kinda creepy.
That would be another thing HE does here
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:13 AM
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airscape wrote: Kartessa wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: Work is for chumps. You were at work when you posted this, weren't you? I'm at work right now... ditto So you did get that jorb eh? Yes, I did... and you knowing every single one of my posts is kinda creepy. paulbmounds moment for you then?
ZING!!!
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:16 AM
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Lazlo wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: I was climbing some rad 12s yesterday. Strong work Laz. NOW GIVE ME MY DAMN SHADEZ BACK!!!!!! Did you ever find my nut tool?  Oh, and I was trying to bait Jack with that. I climb hard 5.8s....not 12s.
Making good prgress on that 5.8C you've been working, eh?
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:29 AM
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tripperjm wrote: notapplicable wrote: tripperjm wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Dont mind me... just puttin up a bs post to bring my count into the triple digits. Figures this would be an appropriate thread That's certainly the point of the thread. future posts are always welcome, unless you're name is Jack and then we'd have to stick Brian on you. It may take some time but I will convince him of his hidden desire for man love. I would prefer it, if you would stop talking about my balls, cuz I'm not gay like you. And yet you keep coming back. Like a moth stalker to the flame. Do yoy gay not pay attention around hear? I've mentioned, more than once, that I'm keeping an eye on stalking ewe gays. Still, not so much like stalking, more like teh dog who returniths to it's own vomit.
Well I'm glad someone is stopping by to unappreciate all this quality content.
In reply to: oh by the way, strong werk on teh hole adat thing.
Thanks. Not sure how much good any of it did though. I think all I accomplished was smearing the shit around.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:33 AM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: And I don't even like it. anyone in this thread +1 +100000 Fixed. edit cuz i suck Ouch... That hurts right here. It's funny how you seemed more bummed about losing a competant climbing partner than the actual relationship issues. In any case, he sounds like he takes himself too seriously. What do you think the ratio of single men or women (pick your poison) to real climbers is in any given city? 1/40,000, 1/50,000, more...? You do the math on the odds of finding a compatable partner in the respective pools. You're just depressing me more. I would say that that is what WE do here but thats not quite right. Greg and Laz are actually pretty nice guys. That is definitely what I do here though. How come you use Greg's first name, but don't show me the same respect? Bryan. ...and I spelled it right.
Nicknames just seem to stick to some better than others.
I've never been anything but Bryan and then I have a friend who has always gone by one nickname or the other. In neither case have we really had any say in the matter.
Sort of a curiosity, really.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:34 AM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: So when/if I finally do this route I'm naming it "A Fistfull of Choss". Very nice. What's with you and choss? Speaking of which. I'm going to go check out a potential winter ice climbing location. Could be multi-pitch alpine stuff fairly close to home. How well can one really scope ice routes in the summer? Well, it's water-streaked granite. And it's at 5,500 feet. And no, I didn't make it there. Impenetrable shrubberies halted progress 200 yards from the top. Were they arranged in a two tier layout? Two tiers? of what? INWT y?
If there is anything I hate more than hippies and rednecks it's Monty Python skits.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:39 AM
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tripperjm wrote: sungam wrote: tripperjm wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Dont mind me... just puttin up a bs post to bring my count into the triple digits. Figures this would be an appropriate thread That's certainly the point of the thread. future posts are always welcome, unless you're name is Jack and then we'd have to stick Brian on you. heh... Still butthurtz about the hole, getting bitch slapped in yore own thread thing? Heh. Welcome back, Jackybhoi. Most call me Jack, Mr Marshall or that asshole... Only a homo would call me some cutesee name. Are ewe a homo?
Several pictures posted to this site should definitely cast a cloud of doubt over that mans sexuality.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:41 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: And I don't even like it. anyone in this thread +1 +100000 Fixed. edit cuz i suck Ouch... That hurts right here. It's funny how you seemed more bummed about losing a competant climbing partner than the actual relationship issues. In any case, he sounds like he takes himself too seriously. What do you think the ratio of single men or women (pick your poison) to real climbers is in any given city? 1/40,000, 1/50,000, more...? You do the math on the odds of finding a compatable partner in the respective pools. You're just depressing me more. I would say that that is what WE do here but thats not quite right. Greg and Laz are actually pretty nice guys. That is definitely what I do here though. How come you use Greg's first name, but don't show me the same respect? Bryan. ...and I spelled it right. 'cause nobody can freaking spell it! i mean, if i can fuck up brian then how the hell am i NOT going to fuck up aerian, arean, ariel, xavier, shenegua, etc?
He has a point
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Sep 3, 2010, 5:41 AM
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notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: sungam wrote: Kartessa wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: so what's the climbing like in Toronto? It's Shite, but I can't complain. Mount Nemo is 15min, Rattlesnake Point/Buffalo Crag and Kelso are 20min, The Niagara Glen is 45min and the bigger, georgian bay crags are 2 hours from my doorstep. Not the best quality routes (especially at Rattlesnake!), but I have over a thousand to choose from. Niagra sounds nice; I've always wanted to visit there anyway. What's the weather like in late Oct early Nov? Wear a sweater. And a TOQUE Die. What you got against the toque? A certain user group has pretty much ruined the look. Kind of like hippies and long hair.
Those bastards!!
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Sep 3, 2010, 5:51 AM
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spikeddem wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: spikeddem wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: And I don't even like it. anyone in this thread +1 +100000 Fixed. edit cuz i suck Ouch... That hurts right here. It's funny how you seemed more bummed about losing a competant climbing partner than the actual relationship issues. In any case, he sounds like he takes himself too seriously. Do do you have a 50kPA job yet? Hummmm no. I do have a rather nice job though! Applying for environmental engineering and pharmacology graduate programs too! Is there a preference between the two? It seems like engineering would open more career "doors" than pharmacology. Well, in case there is any confusion pharmacology is drug design and pharmacy is, well, working in a pharmacy. If you were straight on that, then I'm surprised that you think environmental engineering would open more career doors than pharmacology--seems to me that this country can't get enough drugs!
Understood.
I was just thinking that EE, although a specialized field, would serve as a broader base of education for all the twists and turns a career in engineering can take.
Thats just the random thought of the day though. I have no experiential basis for that line of thinking.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 5:54 AM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: And I don't even like it. anyone in this thread +1 +100000 Fixed. edit cuz i suck Ouch... That hurts right here. It's funny how you seemed more bummed about losing a competant climbing partner than the actual relationship issues. In any case, he sounds like he takes himself too seriously. What do you think the ratio of single men or women (pick your poison) to real climbers is in any given city? 1/40,000, 1/50,000, more...? You do the math on the odds of finding a compatable partner in the respective pools. Double it if you're open common sense minded. |
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Sep 3, 2010, 5:57 AM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: eff'n hot up here in Maine. Hit 90 today. WTF? Still went for a 2-hour bike ride. Normally I go a half-hour further in the same time frame. I was lucky because I ran out of water a mile before home. Hot here too. Should be good by the weekend though. I'm thinking that I would have waited until evening for the bike ride if I were you. Unless getting a good sweat up was part of the master plan. nah, pain in the ass to ride at night unless necessary. going to ride again tomorrow, too, even though it'll be warmer. I was think that starting around 6:30 or 7:00 and riding till dark might be a bit more comfortable than 2 in the afternoon I went at 10am this morning and felt much better. Nice. I was actually still asleep at 10. Pretty stoked about that fact. Lucky. I'm on brekky shift for the rest of the holidays, though I might get tomorrow off since me and scotty boy are hoping to clock a century.
That does suck.
My schedule has been completely jacked for the last 2 weeks. I've had night jobs right in the middle of the week and it really throws things out of whack.
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Sep 3, 2010, 5:58 AM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: So when/if I finally do this route I'm naming it "A Fistfull of Choss". Very nice. What's with you and choss? Speaking of which. I'm going to go check out a potential winter ice climbing location. Could be multi-pitch alpine stuff fairly close to home. How well can one really scope ice routes in the summer? Well, it's water-streaked granite. And it's at 5,500 feet. And no, I didn't make it there. Impenetrable shrubberies halted progress 200 yards from the top. Bushwhack harder! heh heh heh... This reminds me of a few weeks ago when I tricked the new guys in to doing some bushwhacking to climb the SPLITTER cracks at Old Rag. It was nonstop bitching the whole way down and back up. Which totally made my day of course. I was laughing so hard I completely forgot to suffer. And the best part is, after listening to me talk the climbs up all day, they were so psyched to try them that by the time we reached the approach they thought the whole thing was their idea. Bryan, you are my kind of asshole. Woo! And the climbing truly is SPLITTER so I feel justified this time around. At least partially, I suppose we could have waited until late fall like most folks... But then other people would have been there... Exactly So we're in agreement, then? Other people is what's rong with climbing most all of life. |
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:03 AM
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sungam wrote: tripperjm wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Dont mind me... just puttin up a bs post to bring my count into the triple digits. Figures this would be an appropriate thread That's certainly the point of the thread. future posts are always welcome, unless you're name is Jack and then we'd have to stick Brian on you. It may take some time but I will convince him of his hidden desire for man love. I don't think it's all that hidden. It'#s like the part in Brokeback where they're all fighting and bleeding and shit, but you just know that they'll be getting all rowdy and fuckin' in like 20 minutes. The m34tb0mbz Jack keeps in his "my pictures" folder are like the bloody shirt the dude finds at the end. huh? Sorry, I didn't see Brokeback, cuz I'm not gay like ewe... Still, I do think teh pic is a jem.  Hehe, yeah. My proudest moment. *sniff* *wipes tear from eye*
That one was solid. VThisV one actually made me LOL though.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2010, 6:06 AM
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sungam wrote: tripperjm wrote: Well kids, try to keep yore cocks out of each others asses... C-ya. We'll try but I can't promise any results.
Posterity
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:10 AM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Kartessa wrote: sungam wrote: Kartessa wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Kartessa wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: so what's the climbing like in Toronto? It's Shite, but I can't complain. Mount Nemo is 15min, Rattlesnake Point/Buffalo Crag and Kelso are 20min, The Niagara Glen is 45min and the bigger, georgian bay crags are 2 hours from my doorstep. Not the best quality routes (especially at Rattlesnake!), but I have over a thousand to choose from. Niagra sounds nice; I've always wanted to visit there anyway. What's the weather like in late Oct early Nov? Wear a sweater. And a TOQUE Die. What you got against the toque? A certain user group has pretty much ruined the look. Kind of like hippies and long hair. hah, yeah. I see long hair and think hippy instantly.
So does everyone else.
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:14 AM
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sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: spikeddem wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: airscape wrote: And I don't even like it. anyone in this thread +1 +100000 Fixed. edit cuz i suck Ouch... That hurts right here. It's funny how you seemed more bummed about losing a competant climbing partner than the actual relationship issues. In any case, he sounds like he takes himself too seriously. Do do you have a 50kPA job yet? Hummmm no. I do have a rather nice job though! Applying for environmental engineering and pharmacology graduate programs too! Is there a preference between the two? It seems like engineering would open more career "doors" than pharmacology. Well, in case there is any confusion pharmacology is drug design and pharmacy is, well, working in a pharmacy. If you were straight on that, then I'm surprised that you think environmental engineering would open more career doors than pharmacology--seems to me that this country can't get enough drugs! Yeah, Pharmacology seems to be HUGE.
I guess it all depends on your personal interests but it sounds like the work itself would be terrifically boring. At least relative to EE, which could involve field work and travel if you wanted.
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:21 AM
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Kartessa wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: spikeddem wrote: Some seriously strong work by sungam here. How does he do it? How doesn't he do it? Now I have something to aspire to: When I grow up I wanna be like sungam Reply. Quote. Image. My new philosophy for life: WWSD?
What Would Stinky Do?
Yes, that is the question.
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:23 AM
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spikeddem wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: pcpp for greg (lets see if anyone spots it) *searches* post cunt increaser
NOMNOMNOM
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:26 AM
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Kartessa wrote: Well my day just took a turn for the fun :) A couple of religious types just came in to give me some literature that is sure to save my soul from the end-time!
So many options for exploiting that situation for your own entertainment...
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bigfatrock wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: Well my day just took a turn for the fun :) A couple of religious types just came in to give me some literature that is sure to save my soul from the end-time! From the Soapbox: [image]http://i.imgur.com/Hkh7v.jpg[/image] Then why even have religion? If people truly believe something is true, of course they are going to share it, especially with their children. But I do believe people should respect the privacy of others. There are lines that shouldn't be crossed, but there are times those doors open too. I actually sent away a couple guys yesterday myself, not because I disagree with them (although I do) but because they were invading my space and they don't know me from adam. I believe everybody is entitled to share their beliefs with somebody once a relationship with that person is established.
*looks around*
Where the fuck did you come from!
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Sep 3, 2010, 6:33 AM
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Kartessa wrote: bigfatrock wrote: spikeddem wrote: Kartessa wrote: Well my day just took a turn for the fun :) A couple of religious types just came in to give me some literature that is sure to save my soul from the end-time! From the Soapbox: [image]http://i.imgur.com/Hkh7v.jpg[/image] Then why even have religion? If people truly believe something is true, of course they are going to share it, especially with their children. But I do believe people should respect the privacy of others. There are lines that shouldn't be crossed, but there are times those doors open too. I actually sent away a couple guys yesterday myself, not because I disagree with them (although I do) but because they were invading my space and they don't know me from adam. I believe everybody is entitled to share their beliefs with somebody once a relationship with that person is established. I disagree. My family is close but we don't talk religion - EVER - since we're a big pot of Jews, Catholics, Protestants, Atheists... and somebody married a Buddhist. That's just my immediate family, start talking cousins and it gets even more complicated. Our family philosophy is: Keep it to yourself unless you wanna get laughed at. Edited to add: WWSD
You're kind of lucky really. In both your families diversity and willingness to keep things to themselves.
Mine is 95% christian and they definitely think it is their responsibility to save the other 5% of us.
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