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Poll: MAJID vs USNAVY
I will take MS any day 86 / 77%
I will take USNAVY any day  25 / 23%
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majid_sabet


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The boat just dropped you in the island with plenty of mix climbing walls except, your climbing guide abandoned you leaving you out there with two options;

MSMad or USNAVYPirate

Sorry dudes, soloing is not an option and you need to have a partner to get off the other side of the island.

I'd scrap my climbing plans, boulder and sit on the beach drinking bear for the next week.

Both of you would get me killed.

John long published this book call 67 climbing close calls and some where in there , these two hardcore climbers go to climb this waterfall in Venezuela. the boat drops them in the jungle and they tell the dude to return 7 days later. on the second day 3/4 way up on the wall, weather turns shitty and began to rain . soon after , these guys were behind a 10 feet thick waterfall for days on the ledge. after rain stopped, two days later, waterfall slowed down and they bailed. once they reached the pickup point, the dude was not there thinking both climbers were dead under the fall so these guys eat jungle fruit for another week till next boat showed up.


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majid_sabet wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
The boat just dropped you in the island with plenty of mix climbing walls except, your climbing guide abandoned you leaving you out there with two options;

MSMad or USNAVYPirate

Sorry dudes, soloing is not an option and you need to have a partner to get off the other side of the island.

I'd scrap my climbing plans, boulder and sit on the beach drinking bear for the next week.

Both of you would get me killed.

John long published this book call 67 climbing close calls and some where in there , these two hardcore climbers go to climb this waterfall in Venezuela. the boat drops them in the jungle and they tell the dude to return 7 days later. on the second day 3/4 way up on the wall, weather turns shitty and began to rain . soon after , these guys were behind a 10 feet thick waterfall for days on the ledge. after rain stopped, two days later, waterfall slowed down and they bailed. once they reached the pickup point, the dude was not there thinking both climbers were dead under the fall so these guys eat jungle fruit for another week till next boat showed up.

So you're saying that if I climbed with you I'd get stuck behind a waterfall and end up eating fruit for a week?

See that's why I wouldn't climb with you.


majid_sabet


Jul 6, 2010, 6:34 PM
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chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
The boat just dropped you in the island with plenty of mix climbing walls except, your climbing guide abandoned you leaving you out there with two options;

MSMad or USNAVYPirate

Sorry dudes, soloing is not an option and you need to have a partner to get off the other side of the island.

I'd scrap my climbing plans, boulder and sit on the beach drinking bear for the next week.

Both of you would get me killed.

John long published this book call 67 climbing close calls and some where in there , these two hardcore climbers go to climb this waterfall in Venezuela. the boat drops them in the jungle and they tell the dude to return 7 days later. on the second day 3/4 way up on the wall, weather turns shitty and began to rain . soon after , these guys were behind a 10 feet thick waterfall for days on the ledge. after rain stopped, two days later, waterfall slowed down and they bailed. once they reached the pickup point, the dude was not there thinking both climbers were dead under the fall so these guys eat jungle fruit for another week till next boat showed up.

So you're saying that if I climbed with you I'd get stuck behind a waterfall and end up eating fruit for a week?

See that's why I wouldn't climb with you.

I am kind of depress to see that only 25% of RCers are willing to go with USN .


adatesman


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kriso9tails


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epoch wrote:
johnwesely wrote:
USnavy wrote:

And in case there is any question:

[img]http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/5766/cimg4953.jpg[/img]

Dragon Slayer, 5.12d, shot today.

I am not really sure that pictures proves anything whatsoever.
I see a 5.8 maybe a 5.9 route thar.

That might be a little unfair. The picture is at a slightly strange angle and belies the true steepness of the route. I'll give it a 5.9+ and a gold star sticker for effort!

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johnwesely


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kriso9tails wrote:
epoch wrote:
johnwesely wrote:
USnavy wrote:

And in case there is any question:

[img]http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/5766/cimg4953.jpg[/img]

Dragon Slayer, 5.12d, shot today.

I am not really sure that pictures proves anything whatsoever.
I see a 5.8 maybe a 5.9 route thar.

That might be a little unfair. The picture is at a slightly strange angle and belies the true steepness of the route. I'll give it a 5.9+ and a gold star sticker for effort!

Sport routes cannot, by rule, be graded 5.9+. It is much better to stick a soft 5.10a on there.


kriso9tails


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johnwesely wrote:
kriso9tails wrote:
epoch wrote:
johnwesely wrote:
USnavy wrote:

And in case there is any question:

[img]http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/5766/cimg4953.jpg[/img]

Dragon Slayer, 5.12d, shot today.

I am not really sure that pictures proves anything whatsoever.
I see a 5.8 maybe a 5.9 route thar.

That might be a little unfair. The picture is at a slightly strange angle and belies the true steepness of the route. I'll give it a 5.9+ and a gold star sticker for effort!

Sport routes cannot, by rule, be graded 5.9+. It is much better to stick a soft 5.10a on there.

I cal it the 'pity plus'. I wouldn't be willing to bump the grade up on paper, but I would be willing to pretend that it was stiff for a nine.


patmay81


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chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
The boat just dropped you in the island with plenty of mix climbing walls except, your climbing guide abandoned you leaving you out there with two options;

MSMad or USNAVYPirate

Sorry dudes, soloing is not an option and you need to have a partner to get off the other side of the island.

I'd scrap my climbing plans, boulder and sit on the beach drinking bear for the next week.

Both of you would get me killed.

John long published this book call 67 climbing close calls and some where in there , these two hardcore climbers go to climb this waterfall in Venezuela. the boat drops them in the jungle and they tell the dude to return 7 days later. on the second day 3/4 way up on the wall, weather turns shitty and began to rain . soon after , these guys were behind a 10 feet thick waterfall for days on the ledge. after rain stopped, two days later, waterfall slowed down and they bailed. once they reached the pickup point, the dude was not there thinking both climbers were dead under the fall so these guys eat jungle fruit for another week till next boat showed up.

So you're saying that if I climbed with you I'd get stuck behind a waterfall and end up eating fruit for a week?

See that's why I wouldn't climb with you.
that's exactly why I would pick majid... id rather be stuck behind a waterfall eating fruit than lay bloody and dying at the base of a waterfall.


chadnsc


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adatesman wrote:
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So you're saying that if I climbed with you I'd get stuck behind a waterfall and end up eating fruit for a week?

See that's why I wouldn't climb with you.

Because... you don't like fruit?

I don't want to get stuck behind a waterfall with Midget. I mean I wouldn't mind being stuck behind a waterfall by myself but with Midget?





I only like oranges and pineapples.


chadnsc


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patmay81 wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
chadnsc wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
The boat just dropped you in the island with plenty of mix climbing walls except, your climbing guide abandoned you leaving you out there with two options;

MSMad or USNAVYPirate

Sorry dudes, soloing is not an option and you need to have a partner to get off the other side of the island.

I'd scrap my climbing plans, boulder and sit on the beach drinking bear for the next week.

Both of you would get me killed.

John long published this book call 67 climbing close calls and some where in there , these two hardcore climbers go to climb this waterfall in Venezuela. the boat drops them in the jungle and they tell the dude to return 7 days later. on the second day 3/4 way up on the wall, weather turns shitty and began to rain . soon after , these guys were behind a 10 feet thick waterfall for days on the ledge. after rain stopped, two days later, waterfall slowed down and they bailed. once they reached the pickup point, the dude was not there thinking both climbers were dead under the fall so these guys eat jungle fruit for another week till next boat showed up.

So you're saying that if I climbed with you I'd get stuck behind a waterfall and end up eating fruit for a week?

See that's why I wouldn't climb with you.
that's exactly why I would pick majid... id rather be stuck behind a waterfall eating fruit than lay bloody and dying at the base of a waterfall.

You're missing the point, Midget would cause you to get stuck behind the waterfall.


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For what it's worth, I have met and climbed with USNavy and found him to be a good safe climber. A bit shy in person but not too different from you or me. I watched him impeccably onsight some hard 11's and also watched as he backed off a scary 5.9.


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First hand experience is fine and all, but do you have any hearsay or conjecture to back that up with?


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I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?


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According to this trip report...

http://www.rockclimbing.com/...post=2076781#2076781

... he has climbed at least a 1/4 of a pitch...




Hmmm..... Crazy


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I wanna climb with the Smoke Monster (if I can't have Kate, that is)



"BEFORE...??? the climb?"

DMT


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csproul wrote:
I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?

I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?


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majid_sabet wrote:
csproul wrote:
I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?

I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?
So do I, and I don't think that in and of itself counts for much in the way of climbing experience. I guess it depends on what they were and what else you've done. After all, there are several 20,000+ ft peaks that are walk-ups. Still, nobody has ever admitted to seeing you climb anything! At least I believe that USN is capable of climbing...even if he acts noobish.


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Does this count?

http://www.rockclimbing.com/...post=1543140#1543140

boku wrote:
fitzontherocks wrote:
Do you think he really exists? I have my doubts. I think he's made up. Nobody could write that stuff in all seriousness.

Just on the off chance that this is a serious question:

Yes, Majid exists. I've climbed with him. There's a picture of him in this Update on my Web site.


http://www.hpaircraft.com/...ate_9_october_06.htm


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csproul wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
csproul wrote:
I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?

I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?
So do I, and I don't think that in and of itself counts for much in the way of climbing experience. I guess it depends on what they were and what else you've done. After all, there are several 20,000+ ft peaks that are walk-ups. Still, nobody has ever admitted to seeing you climb anything! At least I believe that USN is capable of climbing...even if he acts noobish.

Majid has posted about being taken down to the bleed by Short circuit.


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snoopy138 wrote:
csproul wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
csproul wrote:
I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?

I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?
So do I, and I don't think that in and of itself counts for much in the way of climbing experience. I guess it depends on what they were and what else you've done. After all, there are several 20,000+ ft peaks that are walk-ups. Still, nobody has ever admitted to seeing you climb anything! At least I believe that USN is capable of climbing...even if he acts noobish.

Majid has posted about being taken down to the bleed by Short circuit.

short circuit is taking down some of the locals and it among the hardest short rock in the valley . I have done it 10+ times but probably only twice without resting on rope. the other eight times, i cried and bleed .


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csproul wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
csproul wrote:
I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?

I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?
So do I, and I don't think that in and of itself counts for much in the way of climbing experience. I guess it depends on what they were and what else you've done. After all, there are several 20,000+ ft peaks that are walk-ups. Still, nobody has ever admitted to seeing you climb anything! At least I believe that USN is capable of climbing...even if he acts noobish.

does photos counts? or there are still walk-up ?


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majid_sabet wrote:
csproul wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
csproul wrote:
I basically think that both talk out their ass pretty often. However, at least one person has seen USN climb and there are pictures of it. Has anyone ever seen MS climb anything? Has he aver even claimed that he has climbed (rescues aside)?

I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?
So do I, and I don't think that in and of itself counts for much in the way of climbing experience. I guess it depends on what they were and what else you've done. After all, there are several 20,000+ ft peaks that are walk-ups. Still, nobody has ever admitted to seeing you climb anything! At least I believe that USN is capable of climbing...even if he acts noobish.

does photos counts? or there are still walk-up ?
I'm not at all sure what you are trying to say.


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majid_sabet wrote:
I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?


Twenty feet really isn't that tall, no matter how many decimal places you include.



Sly


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acorneau wrote:
majid_sabet wrote:
I have couple of 20.000+ footer under my harness . Does that count ?


Twenty feet really isn't that tall, no matter how many decimal places you include.



Sly

(hint) he isn't talking about a climb, he is talking about what is behind his harness

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