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gregory_huey


Oct 19, 2009, 3:15 AM
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wow guys. so i guess its ok to steal shiet so i guess i'll just hammer the fuck out of the anchor rings and hangers. i don't think anybody should enjoy that route than. cuz i guess people here aren't fucken nice enough to enjoy this route.

A better way to protest would be to leave a single draw behind on every route you climb, until people get so fed up, they stop taking them.

Oh, and make them nice, new extra-light draws - like Heliums - the protest would get more attention...


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Oct 20, 2009, 3:36 PM
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gregory_huey wrote:
j_ung wrote:
psykosoulja wrote:
wow guys. so i guess its ok to steal shiet so i guess i'll just hammer the fuck out of the anchor rings and hangers. i don't think anybody should enjoy that route than. cuz i guess people here aren't fucken nice enough to enjoy this route.

A better way to protest would be to leave a single draw behind on every route you climb, until people get so fed up, they stop taking them.

Oh, and make them nice, new extra-light draws - like Heliums - the protest would get more attention...

Absolutely. The protest is worthless unless its a cold-forged, keylock, Dyneema-style demonstration of your stoicism.

Hell no! We won't go!


adam14113


Oct 20, 2009, 4:18 PM
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There is a lot of sound responses in this forum... not so much from the OP. I always wonder why someone would bail out on a full draw ... scary fall? did they get hurt?

Who here ever felt the need to bail on a full draw before and why?


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gregory_huey


Oct 20, 2009, 6:39 PM
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wow guys. so i guess its ok to steal shiet so i guess i'll just hammer the fuck out of the anchor rings and hangers. i don't think anybody should enjoy that route than. cuz i guess people here aren't fucken nice enough to enjoy this route.

A better way to protest would be to leave a single draw behind on every route you climb, until people get so fed up, they stop taking them.

Oh, and make them nice, new extra-light draws - like Heliums - the protest would get more attention...

Absolutely. The protest is worthless unless its a cold-forged, keylock, Dyneema-style demonstration of your stoicism.

And, maybe give us all a heads-up when you're climbing again, so we can, er, show up to cheer you on - like "Hey guys, I'm heading back out to the Quarry again this Saturday with my new rack of Helium draws - should be done around 2pm"

(the Quarry sees its biggest crowd since Sports Illustrated shot its "strongest women rockclimbers of SoCal" swimsuit issue there)

Actually, that's a great idea - we should pitch this to SI. Yeah - just so everyone knows, this was my idea.

Ok, so there is a good chance this has all been a troll - but what the heck - its a fun ride.


bill413


Oct 22, 2009, 1:35 PM
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adam14113 wrote:
There is a lot of sound responses in this forum... not so much from the OP. I always wonder why someone would bail out on a full draw ... scary fall? did they get hurt?

Who here ever felt the need to bail on a full draw before and why?

Maybe they had clipped the draw, couldn't make the move, and couldn't figure out how to change over the draw for a biner.

Or, they just don't realize the way the system actually works, and are going by rote.


tradmanclimbs


Oct 22, 2009, 2:06 PM
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I fell out of an ice up crak on a nast loose chosspile know as Mt horrid. ripped 3 pieces of gear, went 30ft uside dowwn and just about crapped my pantys. I left a full draw on the stopper that caught me and i am pretty shure the piece and sling below that. It was like dude, Lower me NOW. i amd so not trying this againCrazy that booty gear stayed up there for at least 5 years....


protohyp


Nov 4, 2009, 10:22 PM
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all this talk about booty, racks, and crack is making me horny...


agdavis


Nov 5, 2009, 12:21 AM
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what kind of name is "psykosoulja?"

just saying...


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Nov 5, 2009, 3:13 PM
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A self-important, pseudo-hip name.

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