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Aceto
Sep 3, 2008, 7:17 PM
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so the discussion continues on our metaphysical connection to rockclimbing and our true self. it is of no surprise to see thread hyjack and name calling. so i will propose a truth that u will all have to suffer from if you are fanboy.
evaluate and discuss,
in what Dosage video was Chris Sharma scene talking about predicting weather from a candal?
how is this scene representative to rockclimbing, how might you relate to this scene?
describe the moral values present in the 'Prana mission statement, relate the statement to chris sharm and the candel scene.
extra credit: why is ok for Chris Sharma to be spiritual in his climbing but not Josh Acetolli (me). how might the two be one of the same experiecing itself self subjectively? there is no such thing as life which is an imagination of ourselves hear tom with the weather? <what song?
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patmay81
Sep 3, 2008, 7:24 PM
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Aceto wrote: so the discussion continues on our metaphysical connection to rockclimbing and our true self. it is of no surprise to see thread hyjack and name calling. so i will propose a truth that u will all have to suffer from if you are fanboy. evaluate and discuss, in what Dosage video was Chris Sharma scene talking about predicting weather from a candal? how is this scene representative to rockclimbing, how might you relate to this scene? describe the moral values present in the 'Prana mission statement, relate the statement to chris sharm and the candel scene. extra credit: why is ok for Chris Sharma to be spiritual in his climbing but not Josh Acetolli (me). how might the two be one of the same experiecing itself self subjectively? there is no such thing as life which is an imagination of ourselves hear tom with the weather? <what song?
this is about as well written and coherent as those junk emails for Siberian porn sites/mail order brides. I have no idea what you are talking about.
to answer at least one of your questions; candles aren't relevant to climbing, especially since the advent of the LED headlamp!
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Aceto
Sep 3, 2008, 7:37 PM
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For the last time I will format this to help with comprehension skill sets. you are not required but i challenge youre intellect to answering my questions. there may be valuable clues in this. u may not know clues for what but those clever will know they alway sdo
so the discussion continues on our metaphysical connection to rockclimbing and our true self. it is of
no surprise to see thread hyjack and name calling. so i will propose a truth that u will all have to suffer from if you are fanboy.
evaluate and discuss the following questions:
1)in what Dosage video was Chris Sharma scene talking about predicting weather from a candal?
2)how is this scene representative to rockclimbing, how might you relate to this scene?
3)describe the moral values present in the 'Prana mission statement, relate the statement to chris sharm and the candel scene.
4a)extra credit: why is ok for Chris Sharma to be spiritual in his climbing but not Josh Acetolli (me). how might the two be one of the same experiecing itself self subjectively?
4b)there is no such thing as death, life is merelly a dream which is an imagination of ourselves hear tom with the weather? <what song?
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patmay81
Sep 3, 2008, 7:43 PM
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I'm kind of "anti-climbing-celebrity-fanatic"
so I haven't exactly watched all the dosage videos
and I don't really know what Sharma's motives for climbing are, nor do I care.
And I still think that candles (or candals) are good for power outages and romantic dinners, and that's about it.
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sungam
Sep 3, 2008, 7:54 PM
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candels are good for more then just romatic dinners and power cuts, man. ever dun the do to candle light? me niether but I'm pretty sure it would rock..
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irregularpanda
Sep 3, 2008, 8:03 PM
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Aceto wrote: 4a)extra credit: why is ok for Chris Sharma to be spiritual in his climbing but not Josh Acetolli (me). how might the two be one of the same experiecing itself self subjectively?
Wow, you still actually care about this. I think the general point was that WE DON"T CARE IF YOU ARE SPIRITUAL IN YOUR CLIMBING. The other main point was that anybody can climb, without it necessitating a spiritual/metaphysical experience.
Do what you want, tool. Don't tell me or anybody else that they do it fro the wrong reasons.
Tool
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Aceto
Sep 3, 2008, 8:07 PM
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last i knew pandas were exstinct, or ought to be.
when u refer to tool do u mean me asa tool or the band tool?
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mushroomsamba
Sep 3, 2008, 8:15 PM
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I dont think he means the band
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sungam
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perfect circle, then?
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Aceto
Sep 3, 2008, 10:17 PM
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irregularpanda wrote: Aceto wrote: 4a)extra credit: why is ok for Chris Sharma to be spiritual in his climbing but not Josh Acetolli (me). how might the two be one of the same experiecing itself self subjectively? Wow, you still actually care about this. I think the general point was that WE DON"T CARE IF YOU ARE SPIRITUAL IN YOUR CLIMBING. The other main point was that anybody can climb, without it necessitating a spiritual/metaphysical experience. Do what you want, tool. Don't tell me or anybody else that they do it fro the wrong reasons. Tool
mushroomsamba wrote: I dont think he means the band
ANd here we see irony, arguably the narrator (irregularpandas) sees what the audience cannot and sets his or herself up for a chance in irony. the irony is that the narrator answered the extra credit correctly, yes the quote was from a tool song (and who might that represent on these forums) though the initial intent of the narrator was to be derogatory.
it is a shame really, the narrators like irregularpanda belive to be omnisicient, ah limitedomniscience maybe, but they are not the audience-- the ones who can see more!!
so u all remeber that as you write your narrative i still assume the audience and i will see what you cannot as you write in first person point of view!
ponder these items with me.
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patmay81
Sep 3, 2008, 10:41 PM
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Aceto wrote: ponder these items with me.
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charles_bukowski
Sep 3, 2008, 11:36 PM
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Aceto wrote: last i knew pandas were exstinct, or ought to be. In reply to: For an enlightened fella you sure are an evil prick. Who wants dead pandas? Douche.
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sungam
Sep 3, 2008, 11:37 PM
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same people who cheesetit?
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stymingersfink
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sungam wrote: same people who cheesetit?
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sungam
Sep 4, 2008, 1:35 AM
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Okay, I'm actually completely lost on that one.
fuck, it's 2:30. sleep time.
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Aceto
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dew4theq
Sep 4, 2008, 3:30 PM
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Answer to 4b:
That would be Third Eye by the band, Tool.
Q.
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