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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food?
don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression
That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa!
What do you normally take to eat during the day?
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artm
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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day?
Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant.
Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course.
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course.
Woooo Hoooo!!!!!
16 sleeps!!!!
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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!!
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back.
No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast!
Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year?
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Apr 25, 2008, 9:34 PM
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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year?
You climb at least to 11c right?
Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen.
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wanderlustmd wrote: New thread = no more lists. Or at least a blank list.
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen.
Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure.
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artm wrote: obsessed wrote: Xpost In reply to: I'll vote for just about anything that pisses toady off and isn't stupid. L'Habitant works in both functions. Your existence on this planet is enough to piss me off, you don't need to bother voting to do that. Talking to doc right?
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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen. [image]http://www.mountainproject.com/images/68/76/105896876_medium_1dd9d2.jpg[/image] Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure.
There will be guides with clients but they're friendly enough.
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen. Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure. You should be able to head over to just about any area at that time of year and not have to deal with as much of a crowd since it is the off season. There will be guides with clients but they're friendly enough.
Sweet! Actually, I was thinking of maybe hiring a guide to show us the good spots... but maybe just talking to them with the guidebook in hand is sufficient.
Would you recommend heading to Koh Phi Phi early on in the trip for the easier routes there?
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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen. Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure. You should be able to head over to just about any area at that time of year and not have to deal with as much of a crowd since it is the off season. There will be guides with clients but they're friendly enough. Sweet! Actually, I was thinking of maybe hiring a guide to show us the good spots... but maybe just talking to them with the guidebook in hand is sufficient. Would you recommend heading to Koh Phi Phi early on in the trip for the easier routes there?
I've heard it's much more crowded and touristy than Rai leh so that pretty much killed any interest I had in going there...
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen. Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure. You should be able to head over to just about any area at that time of year and not have to deal with as much of a crowd since it is the off season. There will be guides with clients but they're friendly enough. Sweet! Actually, I was thinking of maybe hiring a guide to show us the good spots... but maybe just talking to them with the guidebook in hand is sufficient. Would you recommend heading to Koh Phi Phi early on in the trip for the easier routes there? I wouldn't be able to answer that never having been to Koh Phi Phi. I've heard it's much more crowded and touristy than Rai leh so that pretty much killed any interest I had in going there...
Right-o, well we'll see and play it by ear when we get there. We'll be in Railei for 11 nights.
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kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen. Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure. You should be able to head over to just about any area at that time of year and not have to deal with as much of a crowd since it is the off season. There will be guides with clients but they're friendly enough. Sweet! Actually, I was thinking of maybe hiring a guide to show us the good spots... but maybe just talking to them with the guidebook in hand is sufficient. Would you recommend heading to Koh Phi Phi early on in the trip for the easier routes there? I wouldn't be able to answer that never having been to Koh Phi Phi. I've heard it's much more crowded and touristy than Rai leh so that pretty much killed any interest I had in going there... Right-o, well we'll see and play it by ear when we get there. We'll be in Railei for 11 nights.
Wee recommends a list of routes in his guidebook and those are all a really good start.
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artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: artm wrote: kachoong wrote: granite_grrl wrote: *sigh* Well, what else can you expect with Mr. Monkey running the show. Poo.... lots of poo.... Hey kachoong that reminds me, don't mess with the crab eating Macaques in Thailand. There is an army of them and they will attack en masse and throw poo... Will do!! I'll keep my accusation and finger pointing to myself then, if that constitutes "messing" with them. Do they steal your food? People have had food stolen right off their plates. don't smile at the little bastards, they interpret that as you baring your teeth at them in aggression That's OK, I don't usually show my teeth when I smile. Hahahahaaa! What do you normally take to eat during the day? Since most of the time we were never climbing more than a ten minute walk from any given restaurant we would just stop for lunch and walk to the closest one to eat. Probably the most remote routes are maybe a half an hour walk from a restaurant. Not counting the DWS routes or the ones on an island of course. Woooo Hoooo!!!!! 16 sleeps!!!! You guys better take lots of pictures and post a TR when you get back. No worries, we certainly will!! It's going to be a blast! Although I'm wondering how the best way to get pics of climbing is when there will only be the two of us. Do you think there'll be other climbers there at this time of year? I can almost guarentee there will be. You climb at least to 11c right? Do "Lion King" 11c right on the freaking beach at Dum's kitchen. Yeah, I should be able to work up to 11b/c. I'd also like to find as many as we can in the 5.9-10b/c range for my wife. I'm sure she'll be happy to belay me on a few harder ones for sure. You should be able to head over to just about any area at that time of year and not have to deal with as much of a crowd since it is the off season. There will be guides with clients but they're friendly enough. Sweet! Actually, I was thinking of maybe hiring a guide to show us the good spots... but maybe just talking to them with the guidebook in hand is sufficient. Would you recommend heading to Koh Phi Phi early on in the trip for the easier routes there? I wouldn't be able to answer that never having been to Koh Phi Phi. I've heard it's much more crowded and touristy than Rai leh so that pretty much killed any interest I had in going there... Right-o, well we'll see and play it by ear when we get there. We'll be in Railei for 11 nights. When you get there go to Wee's climbing shop or any of the others and also talk to the other climbers. Wee recommends a list of routes in his guidebook and those are all a really good start.
Sounds like a great start. We can also book a day or half day with him DWS. Where in relation to the RBC is Wee's climbing shop?
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Wee's shop is on Tonsai Road to get there from RBC you'll have to go over the Hilly jungle.
Facing the ocean go to the right side of the beach away from the other resorts on Railey. Look for a Fallen Log against the cliff, it can be hard to spot as it's old and fades into the hillside. don't be fooled by the logs closer to the sealine. The trail starts out steep and then levels out before dropping down into a cleft between some rocks and the cliffside. Along the way you'll pass the tyrolean wall some good routes here. The trail deposits you near dums kitchen. head up the beach and pass Tonsai resort a road here leaves the beach and starts going up hill this road forms a U with either end at both ends of the beach. Wees shop is at a T section in the road.
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obsessed wrote: We have a fireplace? wow, things are looking up.
Don't get too excited. It doesn't draft properly so we don't use it unless you want the entire place to fill up with smoke.
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dr_feelgood wrote: artm wrote: obsessed wrote: Xpost In reply to: I'll vote for just about anything that pisses toady off and isn't stupid. L'Habitant works in both functions. Your existence on this planet is enough to piss me off, you don't need to bother voting to do that. Talking to doc right? I'd guess so. I suppose actually crediting her source would be too hard.
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In reply to: chossmonkey wrote: T3h Chossy List wrote: Chossy Traitor I deleted the redundant ones (hint....) Okay, I deleted the ones you pulled out of your ass. You seem quite violent tonight... Actually I was just taking your hint and deleted the other ones that have no merit. I meant from my list, toolbag. I deleted the first couple as a peace offering, which you threw in my face. This is war.
haha Toolbag. Add that to the list wander
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Apr 26, 2008, 1:22 AM
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granite_grrl wrote: artm wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: T3h Chossy List wrote: Chossmacaque Chossy Chossmarmot I deleted the redundant ones (hint....) Mr. Monkey too, though I might be the only one who calls him that.
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obsessed
Apr 26, 2008, 1:26 AM
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dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: So i Know most of you don't care... But I onsighted a 5.7 offwidth, and lead another which i had previously taken the whip on. So I feel pretty damn good about myself. Nice work! Did you actually have to use offwidth technique to get up it? I suck at that... Yup. No laybacking allowed. I'm finding new scrapes all over my arms and legs this morning.
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dr_feelgood
Apr 26, 2008, 4:30 AM
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obsessed wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: So i Know most of you don't care... But I onsighted a 5.7 offwidth, and lead another which i had previously taken the whip on. So I feel pretty damn good about myself. Nice work! Did you actually have to use offwidth technique to get up it? I suck at that... Yup. No laybacking allowed. I'm finding new scrapes all over my arms and legs this morning. You really should tell Brunhilda to cut her nails
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