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granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. You only just got to Squamish and you're already leaving?! For a place too hot to climb at too! pssst - near onighting is just a nice way to say that you didn't send btw.
See how well that works?
It makes it sound like I was really close doesn't it?
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chossmonkey
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granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. You only just got to Squamish and you're already leaving?! For a place too hot to climb at too! pssst - near onighting is just a nice way to say that you didn't send btw.That wasn't very nice. Why are you still climbing routes you already RP'd? Are you afraid to fail?  Nah, the cliff we've been climbing at only has: 2x11a 2x11b 2x11 b/c 3x11c and up I don't like the movement on the other 11a and the other 11b, and I've got to be motivated if I'm going to send something hard for me. Right now I'm working one of the 11b/c and one of the 11c. I feel I'm closer to the c than the b/c.
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wanderlustmd
Aug 10, 2008, 12:02 AM
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chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though.
Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends.
As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now.
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epoch wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: epoch wrote: wmd keep kurrent. I have no idea what you mean. with your pending move from squish to yosemite, keep tabs on hear. Does munday through Wednesday work for a break from the valley?
Yeah, monday the 25th - 27th? Sure
The bitch of it is, I have no cell in the valley and didn't find internet anywhere. There's gotta be wireless somewhere in that ditch...
Hey art, can you help?
what will probably happen is I'll leave the valley the friday before and crash at my friends in San Fran or somewhere that I'll have cell, and give you a call. You have the same cell, right?
Alternatively, if I can find reliable wireless, we can coordinate no problem via email.
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though. Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends. As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now.
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chossmonkey
Aug 10, 2008, 12:07 AM
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though. Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends. As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now.
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wanderlustmd
Aug 10, 2008, 12:11 AM
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chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though. Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends. As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now. If they were that good of freinds they wouldn't be dragging you away from a primo area to climb in a sweat box.
haha, they aren't. But with them coming out to climb and me in the general area on a road trip...I can't not show up. They were excited when I left and want to see how it's going.
Whatever, you can't go wrong either way...beatz the hell out of a job!
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chossmonkey
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though. Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends. As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now. If they were that good of freinds they wouldn't be dragging you away from a primo area to climb in a sweat box. haha, they aren't. But with them coming out to climb and me in the general area on a road trip...I can't not show up. They were excited when I left and want to see how it's going. Whatever, you can't go wrong either way...beatz the hell out of a job!
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chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though. Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends. As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now. If they were that good of freinds they wouldn't be dragging you away from a primo area to climb in a sweat box. haha, they aren't. But with them coming out to climb and me in the general area on a road trip...I can't not show up. They were excited when I left and want to see how it's going. Whatever, you can't go wrong either way...beatz the hell out of a job! In the area?!?!?! You better ditch all the wacky tobaccy before you cross the border.
They don't call it the Emerald City for nuthin'
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Aug 10, 2008, 12:41 AM
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chossmonkey wrote: granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. You only just got to Squamish and you're already leaving?! For a place too hot to climb at too! pssst - near onighting is just a nice way to say that you didn't send btw.That wasn't very nice. Why are you still climbing routes you already RP'd? Are you afraid to fail? Nah, the cliff we've been climbing at only has: 2x11a 2x11b 2x11 b/c 3x11c and up I don't like the movement on the other 11a and the other 11b, and I've got to be motivated if I'm going to send something hard for me. Right now I'm working one of the 11b/c and one of the 11c. I feel I'm closer to the c than the b/c. Actually the b/c is closer to a if you know where you are going.
BTW did you get rained out today? It looked like a good system moved through around 3:30 or so there.
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granite_grrl wrote: chossmonkey wrote: granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: granite_grrl wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. You only just got to Squamish and you're already leaving?! For a place too hot to climb at too! pssst - near onighting is just a nice way to say that you didn't send btw.That wasn't very nice. Why are you still climbing routes you already RP'd? Are you afraid to fail? Nah, the cliff we've been climbing at only has: 2x11a 2x11b 2x11 b/c 3x11c and up I don't like the movement on the other 11a and the other 11b, and I've got to be motivated if I'm going to send something hard for me. Right now I'm working one of the 11b/c and one of the 11c. I feel I'm closer to the c than the b/c. Actually the b/c is closer to a if you know where you are going. Yes, I just noticed that but figured you'd be along to correct before I was (choosing not to be GUd here). BTW did you get rained out today? It looked like a good system moved through around 3:30 or so there.
But didn't get wet.
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snoopy138
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granite_grrl wrote: sungam wrote: Still, a well good comeback, what say? Not really. Now STFU, Donny.
gud two see this asshat fucking up yore thred, two.
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snoopy138 wrote: obsessed wrote: the_climber wrote: obsessed wrote: the_climber wrote: obsessed wrote: granite_grrl wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Sure, my last day to PC++ and it is dead in here. Nate got a jorb? Say it ain't so! It aint so. I'm leaving for the Midwest where I'll be busy and probably not have much intardnet access for a couple weeks. You're going to be buried when you get back! Wut ever. I'll be on more than when we went to the Canadian Midwest. You on the other hand, you will be buried very deep by the time you are done with your trip. okay now I'm really confused. I thought you were going to WI for a family thingy. Why are you going to the canadian midwest? Where exactly is the canadian midwest? we don't have a midwest. We have a north, south, east and west. No mid west. You are not in America anymore dorothy Wow....are you drunk? Or do you just not understand the difference between past and present tense. When we went to Alberta last year there was a frinkn algae bloom in the OBET. I wasn't drunk, I just couldn't see very well to read.  Thanks for clearing up that little word went for me. Admit it, you were smashed! I never admit anything. I was going to ask you though, being Canadian and all, and living west. Do we have a Canadian mid west? I think not. Nope no midwest in Canada... There's the East Coast, Frog land, Onterrible, Nothern Onterrible, Alberta, teh Rockies, teh Purcells, the interior, the Coast Range, the West Coast, Nothern BC, The Yukon (Kick ass place BTW), NWT's, Nunavut and Baffin Island then Back to the NewfyLand. I have heard there is something between Nothern Onterrible and ALberta, but I'm nto quite sure what it is.... Pugitory comes to mind, hell (but only in summer), hell frozen over (but only in winter)... these things I've been told. hahah a simple no answer would have sufficed, but okay I like your description and totally agree. So nate, there is NO midwest Canada There is now Canadian Midwest... only a great void between Canada East and Canada West. sounds to me like saskatchewan/manitoba is the canuckian midwest. |
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OK, stinkyfingers, about that Eddy...
Feeds slack out like a fucking dream compared to the GriGri! Locks up very much with ease on a Beal Joker. About the lowering with it... it has a completely different feel and sweet spot than any other device I have used. I think once one gets it it'll be easy and won't take much time to get. I think it's touchy in the same way as lowering with the cinch, I may have to try Malcolm's redirect biner trick. Mind you it was a freaking thunderstorm when we were trying to save our asses yesterday, and lowering my partner down on the Joker, with the tag line feeding out of the rope bucket was the only way to get down with out ropes blowing sideways and getting stuck. I have to wonder how long it would have taken another party with less bad weather experience to get off that climb.
If the damn weather had held off for just 45min to an hour we would have been able to push the route one more pitch and establish the next belay/rap station. Fucking weather. Too hot to climb till almost 4pm, so we did trail work in the first 3/4 of the day, logging out fallen trees that crossed the trail, cutting steps in the hill leading up to the routes, carving a trail across the ledge that accesses the routes.... damn that ledge was scary the first time I took a haul bag across it! Definitely a death fall at a couple points if you slipped. But hey we've put a good 8 or 9 hours of work into that trail accross the ledge now and damn is it fine! The previously most nerve racking spot is the most comfortable now.... only 80m more of trail on the ledge to fix now
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Almost caught up, but they are closing the library. I leave on Tuesday to meet some friends in the valley. It will still be really hot, but not much I can do about it. We will still have fun. I've had a great time in Squamish. Long routes, short routes, bouldering. I'm sharing a tent sight with a Slovenian guy who climbs 8b+, he's been refining my technique and I've been teaching him how to trad climb. It's been great meeting other climbers. Nearly onsighted my first .11 on gear. Monday is the last day, I really hope I send it. I could stay here for a few more weeks, easy! Pix to come. So why not stay? I'm sure you could persuade the Slovenian guy to stay. I didn't think your gate swung that way though. Friends are coming to the valley to climb and asked if I'd come. It's one of those things that I can't miss...you know how it is. They are good friends. As far as the gate thing goes....I don't have a snappy response right now.
So are you in the Valley or still in Squish?
If you're in Squamish still you should try and hook up with my best friend who's there with his wife and I think a couple other Aussies. They plan to take a couple of months to climb their way south through Smith and Yosemite.
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granite_grrl wrote: My feet hurt. My legs are tired. Nathan is making me bike back and forth to work. :cry: pity me!
see eye approves of your redukshun of yore carbon footprint.
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brent_e wrote: epoch wrote: brent_e wrote: chossmonkey wrote: brent_e wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: artm wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Art, when are you going to stop pressing your pc++ against CI's blort and pass him? Actually I am waiting for epock to pass meEye've slowwwwwed down. Hahaha. Sew, it's going to bee awhyle. To busy falling off of 5.12's, huh? I fell off a 7c on Sunday. I RPed second try though.  did i miss something or are you in france? Well... Look what the cat dragged in. I thought you were dead. Yes, you did miss something. Other than 7c~12d, I don't have time to explain. i am dead. i'm aware of the french grading system, but am unaware of the reference, as i presume there is one. no time to explain, lots of time to postwhore???? Your GU ethics are dissapointing me Brent. They're dissapointing me.
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: artm wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: The valley didn't really work out, Serves you right for not listening. it was hot. hey, that's why I'm flexible, right? I had to go, though, I'd wanted to see it for a while. The routes that I did do were fun. Valley granite is polished as hell, though. Still getting used to it, Sqaumish may be a good buffer I think. Did you get on Central pillar of frenzy? Who cares about that crap, has he done Astroman and Separate Reality yet? I will do Seperate Reality... someday You should have stopped at our place and trained on the crack simulator. the crack isn't the problem, smearing is a weakness of mine. Climbing in the valley will make me better, though
I'm not sure smearing is going to help you all that much with separate reality.
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chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: artm wrote: stymingersfink wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: stymingersfink wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: cheesetitery! ...and not just on the quoting either. Fekkin moneybags there obviously don't give a shit how high gas prices are, damn the torpedos full steam ahead!  cheesetits on driving straight through to the Valley, not stopping at the places that are actually IN SEASON along the way, regardless if whether you had partners set up or not. See... way it works is, you go to the places where people will actually BE climbing, it's easy enough from there to find someone to climb with. Not so easy to find partners when a place is too hot to climb, so all the smart ones are climbing where it's cool. Did yous momma raze any chillins who lived? Did you check Tuolumne at least? I'd bet that's where all the climbers were, instead of down on the floor of the HotBox. Should'a stopped in Maple Canyon, Utah. It's at 7,000 or so feet and is full of climbers right now. Then when it cools a bit you either head to Smith or Squamish. As the season turns head south again stopping at Smith then work your way to Vegas as the temps drop. Also, anything above 12,000 feet doesn't get much warmer than 70. My partner for Whitney was on a road trip last year this time. He left Maine in June and did the above. I think he finally worked his way down to Owens River Gorge sometime in September. Either plan on heading north or to higher elevation. There's a reason we can climb year-round in the Sierras. When there's snow on the ground we head to lower elevation. When it's 120 out we head up in the mountains. When looking at the weather, too, ( as it is vastly different from out East) take into consideration that for every 2,000 feet in elevation you gain, the temps will be - on average - 10 degrees cooler. I hope you guys enjoyed the finger exercise, cause he doesn't listen. if/when he ever shows his face around here, I'll try to beat some sense into his thick skull with a couple of these #6's that seem to have no other use. well he's still out there living large and having fun. Hopefully he doesn't do something dumb like meatbomz a hill that boyscouts can climb Speekign of which, hey Doc. How are those Crampons holding up now? Not likely since he just booted it straight out to Yosemite rather than take some advice not to.
I even told him I'd be out at the leap that first weke end he was out in CA, but he wuz headed strait to the valley instead.
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obsessed wrote: Was away for a few days. got back. House got struck by lightening yesterday 8:30 am. Made the paper. All the electronics are fried, including the phone line and internet. 3 computers, satelite dish etc etc. Blew a hole in the bathroom ceiling through the fan. Hunks of drywall missing. Shot a hole of drywall clear across the room. On a good note, I had 4 Hot firemen in my bedroom! Luckily no fire was started in the roof. Got your facebook msg beccs. will reply here from work while I'm here. Going home soon to deal with electricians. I used to like lightening storms  Just a driveby. Will have to catch up someday when I get my laptop back
holy shit. sounds intense. good that you and the kids are all fine.
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snoopy138 wrote: obsessed wrote: Was away for a few days. got back. House got struck by lightening yesterday 8:30 am. Made the paper. All the electronics are fried, including the phone line and internet. 3 computers, satelite dish etc etc. Blew a hole in the bathroom ceiling through the fan. Hunks of drywall missing. Shot a hole of drywall clear across the room. On a good note, I had 4 Hot firemen in my bedroom! Luckily no fire was started in the roof. Got your facebook msg beccs. will reply here from work while I'm here. Going home soon to deal with electricians. I used to like lightening storms Just a driveby. Will have to catch up someday when I get my laptop back holy shit. sounds intense. good that you and the kids are all fine.
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epoch wrote: snoopy138 wrote: obsessed wrote: Was away for a few days. got back. House got struck by lightening yesterday 8:30 am. Made the paper. All the electronics are fried, including the phone line and internet. 3 computers, satelite dish etc etc. Blew a hole in the bathroom ceiling through the fan. Hunks of drywall missing. Shot a hole of drywall clear across the room. On a good note, I had 4 Hot firemen in my bedroom! Luckily no fire was started in the roof. Got your facebook msg beccs. will reply here from work while I'm here. Going home soon to deal with electricians. I used to like lightening storms Just a driveby. Will have to catch up someday when I get my laptop back holy shit. sounds intense. good that you and the kids are all fine. Where have you been snoop?
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sungam wrote: epoch wrote: snoopy138 wrote: obsessed wrote: Was away for a few days. got back. House got struck by lightening yesterday 8:30 am. Made the paper. All the electronics are fried, including the phone line and internet. 3 computers, satelite dish etc etc. Blew a hole in the bathroom ceiling through the fan. Hunks of drywall missing. Shot a hole of drywall clear across the room. On a good note, I had 4 Hot firemen in my bedroom! Luckily no fire was started in the roof. Got your facebook msg beccs. will reply here from work while I'm here. Going home soon to deal with electricians. I used to like lightening storms Just a driveby. Will have to catch up someday when I get my laptop back holy shit. sounds intense. good that you and the kids are all fine. Where have you been snoop? He'd tell you, but then tripperjm would come bitch about it shif teh tread with his trusty rusted blade.
FWIW, I know where he's been. eye've seen prooph!
WTF am I talking to ewe about this for, Haggasdonny?
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sungam
Aug 11, 2008, 5:40 PM
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epoch wrote: sungam wrote: epoch wrote: snoopy138 wrote: obsessed wrote: Was away for a few days. got back. House got struck by lightening yesterday 8:30 am. Made the paper. All the electronics are fried, including the phone line and internet. 3 computers, satelite dish etc etc. Blew a hole in the bathroom ceiling through the fan. Hunks of drywall missing. Shot a hole of drywall clear across the room. On a good note, I had 4 Hot firemen in my bedroom! Luckily no fire was started in the roof. Got your facebook msg beccs. will reply here from work while I'm here. Going home soon to deal with electricians. I used to like lightening storms Just a driveby. Will have to catch up someday when I get my laptop back holy shit. sounds intense. good that you and the kids are all fine. Where have you been snoop? He'd tell you, but then tripperjm would come bitch about it shif teh tread with his trusty rusted blade. FWIW, I know where he's been. eye've seen prooph! WTF am I talking to ewe about this for, Haggasdonny?
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