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epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated.
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dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used.
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dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold.
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dr_feelgood
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epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with.
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the_climber
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dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. revolution fail?
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stymingersfink
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chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? what? You hearin' shit now chossy? Better schedule yourself a checkup. They have those ear-kinda doctors in that socialized medical system you got up there?
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stymingersfink
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the_climber wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. revolution fail? viva la FAIL!
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stymingersfink wrote: the_climber wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. revolution fail? viva la FAIL! Hmmm, that might be something worth fighting for.
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sungam
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: stymingersfink wrote: the_climber wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. revolution fail? viva la FAIL! Hmmm, that might be something worth fighting for. Although the UK already has anti-failure defense walls built... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9Sp4fEzl-M
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Aug 14, 2008, 10:55 PM
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sungam wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: stymingersfink wrote: the_climber wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. revolution fail? viva la FAIL! Hmmm, that might be something worth fighting for. Although the UK already has anti-failure defense walls built... UK Anti-failure defense walls? Too bad they didn't have those back when they were trying to hold on to America.
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chossmonkey
Aug 14, 2008, 10:57 PM
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the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: tripperjm wrote: epoch wrote: tripperjm wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: artm wrote: the_climber wrote: They're plans, and they're big. Sounds impressive... They involve an overhang. So that means aid if you're climbing it. Right? Zing! There is a direct finish we "may" aid yes. But there is one section I think I may be able to free at about 5.9 or 5.10a maybe, it's quite possible that the section I'm looking at may infact be closer to 5.13a in which case, yes I'll be aiding. The direct finish will likely be A3 or 5.12something-or-other. One of my partners did just discover a massive roof we will be setting up some aid routes on. MMMMMMmmmmmmmmm aid So how big are these roofs? I think they'll overhang about 10 to 15m, but to get to the weaknesses that you can pull over the roof you'll have to aid about 40m along and overhanging arch that makes up the lower section of the roof. Old man Jack is going to show up at your secret crag and steal your FA's. Is Jack even allowed in Canada? Nice try... Where did you say this wall is? It's in Canananananananada I got that. I've already found a flight to Calgary, I can be there in a few days. Now where exactly is this monster overhanging wall? I'll tell you after I get the FA. There are monster walls up here. It just happens that most are not close to the road, some are though. I know of a wall that is overhanging for the last 6 pitches of the only direct route on it. The route has yet to be repeated let alone freed. Regardless, one wold have to aid it before a free accent anyways. I say this because I know the reputation of the FA, and guaranteed and extensive retro bolting of the original 70's hardwear would be needed. We plan on making the first serious attemp at a repeat. I jsut need to find the time... as the bery talented climber who FA's it took over a week on the wall. So at most it should take you a week. With good weather, yes. WTF? Its aid climbing!!!! Good weather. Next I suppose you are going to say it is at 14,000' and it snows all summer. Drytool the motherfucker!!!
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chossmonkey
Aug 14, 2008, 10:58 PM
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dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. I've been under a lot of stress lately.
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chossmonkey
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dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. Its not. But it really hasn't gained any momentum either.
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chossmonkey
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: sungam wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: stymingersfink wrote: the_climber wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Counterfeit what?Did anyone else just hear that? I did... I heard chossy talk to the donniez. Fuck dude, if you are going to embargo something, at least have some ethics about doing it. Like only breaking the embargo whilst severely intoxicated. Damnit! An incidental pageturn! Why could someone who carez not get that. I feel so dirty and used. ...because there's a revolution to uphold. And here I thought la revoluciona! was over with. revolution fail? viva la FAIL! Hmmm, that might be something worth fighting for. Although the UK already has anti-failure defense walls built... UK Anti-failure defense walls? Too bad they didn't have those back when they were trying to hold on to America. It wouldn't have mattered. They would have eventually pushed America away. If Canada had it their way they would still be part of Britain. They were kicked to the curb.
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chossmonkey
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In other news: I finally got my truck all imported and registered in Onterrible. What a fucking pain in the ass that was! I wasn't to sure I would get it done before this weekend. I'm supposed to be leaving bright and early Monday morning for MN and it had to be done before I will be getting back. I should have drove it off a cliff years ago.
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the_climber
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chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: tripperjm wrote: epoch wrote: tripperjm wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: artm wrote: the_climber wrote: They're plans, and they're big. Sounds impressive... They involve an overhang. So that means aid if you're climbing it. Right? Zing! There is a direct finish we "may" aid yes. But there is one section I think I may be able to free at about 5.9 or 5.10a maybe, it's quite possible that the section I'm looking at may infact be closer to 5.13a in which case, yes I'll be aiding. The direct finish will likely be A3 or 5.12something-or-other. One of my partners did just discover a massive roof we will be setting up some aid routes on. MMMMMMmmmmmmmmm aid So how big are these roofs? I think they'll overhang about 10 to 15m, but to get to the weaknesses that you can pull over the roof you'll have to aid about 40m along and overhanging arch that makes up the lower section of the roof. Old man Jack is going to show up at your secret crag and steal your FA's. Is Jack even allowed in Canada? Nice try... Where did you say this wall is? It's in Canananananananada I got that. I've already found a flight to Calgary, I can be there in a few days. Now where exactly is this monster overhanging wall? I'll tell you after I get the FA. There are monster walls up here. It just happens that most are not close to the road, some are though. I know of a wall that is overhanging for the last 6 pitches of the only direct route on it. The route has yet to be repeated let alone freed. Regardless, one wold have to aid it before a free accent anyways. I say this because I know the reputation of the FA, and guaranteed and extensive retro bolting of the original 70's hardwear would be needed. We plan on making the first serious attemp at a repeat. I jsut need to find the time... as the bery talented climber who FA's it took over a week on the wall. So at most it should take you a week. With good weather, yes. WTF? Its aid climbing!!!! Good weather. Next I suppose you are going to say it is at 14,000' and it snows all summer. Drytool the motherfucker!!! You haven't been hit by storms on cliffs in the Rockies before have you? I estimating close to a week for us to do the repeat. It took Davidson 9 days (2 of them storms) to climb it. Considering that all of the hardwear/fixed gear/belays are likely in a state the it wouldn't hold my body weight at this point... we're looking at the bossibility of having to retro the whole route as we go. Mind you we may be able to get clean gear where he did not with modern gear. We'll see.
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chossmonkey
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the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: tripperjm wrote: epoch wrote: tripperjm wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: artm wrote: the_climber wrote: They're plans, and they're big. Sounds impressive... They involve an overhang. So that means aid if you're climbing it. Right? Zing! There is a direct finish we "may" aid yes. But there is one section I think I may be able to free at about 5.9 or 5.10a maybe, it's quite possible that the section I'm looking at may infact be closer to 5.13a in which case, yes I'll be aiding. The direct finish will likely be A3 or 5.12something-or-other. One of my partners did just discover a massive roof we will be setting up some aid routes on. MMMMMMmmmmmmmmm aid So how big are these roofs? I think they'll overhang about 10 to 15m, but to get to the weaknesses that you can pull over the roof you'll have to aid about 40m along and overhanging arch that makes up the lower section of the roof. Old man Jack is going to show up at your secret crag and steal your FA's. Is Jack even allowed in Canada? Nice try... Where did you say this wall is? It's in Canananananananada I got that. I've already found a flight to Calgary, I can be there in a few days. Now where exactly is this monster overhanging wall? I'll tell you after I get the FA. There are monster walls up here. It just happens that most are not close to the road, some are though. I know of a wall that is overhanging for the last 6 pitches of the only direct route on it. The route has yet to be repeated let alone freed. Regardless, one wold have to aid it before a free accent anyways. I say this because I know the reputation of the FA, and guaranteed and extensive retro bolting of the original 70's hardwear would be needed. We plan on making the first serious attemp at a repeat. I jsut need to find the time... as the bery talented climber who FA's it took over a week on the wall. So at most it should take you a week. With good weather, yes. WTF? Its aid climbing!!!! Good weather. Next I suppose you are going to say it is at 14,000' and it snows all summer. Drytool the motherfucker!!! You haven't been hit by storms on cliffs in the Rockies before have you? I estimating close to a week for us to do the repeat. It took Davidson 9 days (2 of them storms) to climb it. Considering that all of the hardwear/fixed gear/belays are likely in a state the it wouldn't hold my body weight at this point... we're looking at the bossibility of having to retro the whole route as we go. Mind you we may be able to get clean gear where he did not with modern gear. We'll see. Bring a gas powered drill.
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the_climber
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chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: tripperjm wrote: epoch wrote: tripperjm wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: artm wrote: the_climber wrote: They're plans, and they're big. Sounds impressive... They involve an overhang. So that means aid if you're climbing it. Right? Zing! There is a direct finish we "may" aid yes. But there is one section I think I may be able to free at about 5.9 or 5.10a maybe, it's quite possible that the section I'm looking at may infact be closer to 5.13a in which case, yes I'll be aiding. The direct finish will likely be A3 or 5.12something-or-other. One of my partners did just discover a massive roof we will be setting up some aid routes on. MMMMMMmmmmmmmmm aid So how big are these roofs? I think they'll overhang about 10 to 15m, but to get to the weaknesses that you can pull over the roof you'll have to aid about 40m along and overhanging arch that makes up the lower section of the roof. Old man Jack is going to show up at your secret crag and steal your FA's. Is Jack even allowed in Canada? Nice try... Where did you say this wall is? It's in Canananananananada I got that. I've already found a flight to Calgary, I can be there in a few days. Now where exactly is this monster overhanging wall? I'll tell you after I get the FA. There are monster walls up here. It just happens that most are not close to the road, some are though. I know of a wall that is overhanging for the last 6 pitches of the only direct route on it. The route has yet to be repeated let alone freed. Regardless, one wold have to aid it before a free accent anyways. I say this because I know the reputation of the FA, and guaranteed and extensive retro bolting of the original 70's hardwear would be needed. We plan on making the first serious attemp at a repeat. I jsut need to find the time... as the bery talented climber who FA's it took over a week on the wall. So at most it should take you a week. With good weather, yes. WTF? Its aid climbing!!!! Good weather. Next I suppose you are going to say it is at 14,000' and it snows all summer. Drytool the motherfucker!!! You haven't been hit by storms on cliffs in the Rockies before have you? I estimating close to a week for us to do the repeat. It took Davidson 9 days (2 of them storms) to climb it. Considering that all of the hardwear/fixed gear/belays are likely in a state the it wouldn't hold my body weight at this point... we're looking at the bossibility of having to retro the whole route as we go. Mind you we may be able to get clean gear where he did not with modern gear. We'll see. Bring a gas powered drill. But I'm not going to Patagonia.
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sungam
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chossmonkey wrote: In other news: I finally got my truck all imported and registered in Onterrible. What a fucking pain in the ass that was! I wasn't to sure I would get it done before this weekend. I'm supposed to be leaving bright and early Monday morning for MN and it had to be done before I will be getting back. I should have drove it off a cliff years ago. You sound stressed, alright. Here's a cheering image... I'm sitting in an office with a fucking tea-towel on my head and a fan blowing full blast on me; just to try and keep the hordes of fricken midges off me. You should here the UV-light bug killer thing, sounds like a Geiger-Muller tube.
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chossmonkey
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I'm out of beer!!! Now I need to walk all the way to the fridge.
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the_climber
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chossmonkey wrote: I'm out of beer!!! Now I need to walk all the way to the fridge. That reminds me I need to pick up beer on the way home. MMmmmmm Beer. I think I'll leave the office now.... and gets e some beerz!
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chossmonkey
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chossmonkey
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chossmonkey wrote: hmmm... It dropped me on the first page again.
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chossmonkey
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Mmmmmmm... Beeeeeer..........
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the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: tripperjm wrote: epoch wrote: tripperjm wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: chossmonkey wrote: the_climber wrote: artm wrote: the_climber wrote: They're plans, and they're big. Sounds impressive... They involve an overhang. So that means aid if you're climbing it. Right? Zing! There is a direct finish we "may" aid yes. But there is one section I think I may be able to free at about 5.9 or 5.10a maybe, it's quite possible that the section I'm looking at may infact be closer to 5.13a in which case, yes I'll be aiding. The direct finish will likely be A3 or 5.12something-or-other. One of my partners did just discover a massive roof we will be setting up some aid routes on. MMMMMMmmmmmmmmm aid So how big are these roofs? I think they'll overhang about 10 to 15m, but to get to the weaknesses that you can pull over the roof you'll have to aid about 40m along and overhanging arch that makes up the lower section of the roof. Old man Jack is going to show up at your secret crag and steal your FA's. Is Jack even allowed in Canada? Nice try... Where did you say this wall is? It's in Canananananananada I got that. I've already found a flight to Calgary, I can be there in a few days. Now where exactly is this monster overhanging wall? I'll tell you after I get the FA. There are monster walls up here. It just happens that most are not close to the road, some are though. I know of a wall that is overhanging for the last 6 pitches of the only direct route on it. The route has yet to be repeated let alone freed. Regardless, one wold have to aid it before a free accent anyways. I say this because I know the reputation of the FA, and guaranteed and extensive retro bolting of the original 70's hardwear would be needed. We plan on making the first serious attemp at a repeat. I jsut need to find the time... as the bery talented climber who FA's it took over a week on the wall. So at most it should take you a week. With good weather, yes. WTF? Its aid climbing!!!! Good weather. Next I suppose you are going to say it is at 14,000' and it snows all summer. Drytool the motherfucker!!! You haven't been hit by storms on cliffs in the Rockies before have you? I estimating close to a week for us to do the repeat. It took Davidson 9 days (2 of them storms) to climb it. Considering that all of the hardwear/fixed gear/belays are likely in a state the it wouldn't hold my body weight at this point... we're looking at the bossibility of having to retro the whole route as we go. Mind you we may be able to get clean gear where he did not with modern gear. We'll see. Bring a gas powered drill. But I'm not going to Patagonia. he said gas powered drill, not te_h air kompressor.
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