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karmiclimber
Aug 5, 2009, 2:54 AM
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Yeah, I know what you are saying. My girl loves hiking, but she is sort of afraid of the tent :-/ And she is afraid of heights...she even wigs out when I climb...I think maybe if I take her more often, she will feel better? Either that or she needs to get to an age where she can understand what I'm saying more easily.
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bigevilgrape
Aug 5, 2009, 2:55 AM
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When you've had stupid teen agers chuck beer bottles off the top of a cliff at you, and parents who let their kids throw rocks off the top of the cliff at you you think about things differently.
And I"m not saying you can't throw rocks ever just not at the crag.
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bigevilgrape
Aug 5, 2009, 2:58 AM
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once again he wasn't at a crag.
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shockabuku
Aug 5, 2009, 3:04 AM
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Fair enough. But context is important.
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jakedatc
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shockabuku wrote: Fair enough. But context is important.
the thread is about kids at a crag.. what other context do you need? Many.. if not most of the cliff bases at rumney.. if things are thrown downward.. will either land on an active trail or lower cliff.
happiegrrrl wrote: Ron Howard won America's heart by throwing something he found in nature(skipping a stone across the lake as Opie Taylor in Mayberry, RFD).
i'd go drop a rock onto your head at your precious Gunks for saying something so stupid.. really.. throwing a rock into a pond is like throwing rocks at the crag eh? stfu... and your little yappy dog too.
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wonderwoman
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jakedatc wrote: stfu... and your little yappy dog too.
I have to say that Teddie is one of the most well behaved and sweetest crag dogs that I have ever met. Plus, I thought we were talking about kids!
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jakedatc
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wonderwoman wrote: jakedatc wrote: stfu... and your little yappy dog too. I have to say that Teddie is one of the most well behaved and sweetest crag dogs that I have ever met. Plus, I thought we were talking about kids!
we're also talking about throwing rocks at the crag.. not into a freaking lake.. Harpie can't seem to follow that..
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happiegrrrl
Aug 5, 2009, 3:29 AM
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jakedatc is really wound tightly...sheeesh....
Hey, Jagoff - Has it ever occurred to you that not everything I write is meant to be taken literally?
One has to wonder why you get so bent out of shape over my posts, to the point you write crap about harming my dog.
Annnnnd....just to piss.you.off.......Teddy!
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happiegrrrl
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Teddy has the rangers in his pocket - better watch who you be threatening!
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happiegrrrl
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Teddy Bundled in a Bag!
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happiegrrrl
Aug 5, 2009, 3:34 AM
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Teddy has a Preserve Pass - Note: Hiking, Biking and Climbing!
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happiegrrrl
Aug 5, 2009, 3:36 AM
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Teddy digging in the dirt!
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jakedatc
Aug 5, 2009, 3:37 AM
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happiegrrrl wrote: jakedatc is really wound tightly...sheeesh.... Hey, Jagoff - Has it ever occurred to you that not everything I write is meant to be taken literally? One has to wonder why you get so bent out of shape over my posts, to the point you write crap about harming my dog. Annnnnd....just to piss.you.off.......Teddy! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v408/happiegrrrl/Teddy%20Pics/TeddyDeepinThought.jpg[/IMG]
most of the time i have no idea wtf you are saying.. trying to say.. imagining that you think is funny to say.
and i didnt say a damn thing about hurting your dog.. your dream world must be a strange place.
and this thread isnt about your fucking dog so quit making off topic posts..
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happiegrrrl
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jakedatc wrote: ... and i didnt say a damn thing about hurting your dog.. your dream world must be a strange place. and this thread isnt about your fucking dog so quit making off topic posts..
what did you mean to infer, then, with a post that included In reply to: ...i'd go drop a rock onto your head at your precious Gunks for saying something so stupid...
You are wound so tight you aren't even cognizant as to what you write, are you?
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karmiclimber
Aug 5, 2009, 3:42 AM
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She is one specia' carrot. But that is why I like her.
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happiegrrrl
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Oh...wait.... I see it was ME you intend to harm.... well now, that makes it all a little more....creepy.
Got issues?
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jakedatc
Aug 5, 2009, 3:45 AM
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happiegrrrl wrote: jakedatc wrote: ... and i didnt say a damn thing about hurting your dog.. your dream world must be a strange place. and this thread isnt about your fucking dog so quit making off topic posts.. what did you mean to infer, then, with a post that included In reply to: ...i'd go drop a rock onto your head at your precious Gunks for saying something so stupid... You are wound so tight you aren't even cognizant as to what you write, are you?
YOUR HEAD you dumbass..(and not literally jeebus) unless you are the dog.. i dunno.. you've said stranger things! 
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shockabuku
Aug 5, 2009, 3:49 AM
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jakedatc wrote: shockabuku wrote: Fair enough. But context is important. the thread is about kids at a crag.. what other context do you need? Many.. if not most of the cliff bases at rumney.. if things are thrown downward.. will either land on an active trail or lower cliff.
Not all crags are equal. I don't like rules, especially ones made by other people.
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jakedatc
Aug 5, 2009, 3:51 AM
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shockabuku wrote: jakedatc wrote: shockabuku wrote: Fair enough. But context is important. the thread is about kids at a crag.. what other context do you need? Many.. if not most of the cliff bases at rumney.. if things are thrown downward.. will either land on an active trail or lower cliff. Not all crags are equal. I don't like rules, especially ones made by other people.
Ok.. this thread is about a particular crag. If you throw rocks there.. expect people to be pissed off at you.
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shockabuku
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OMG, IT'S THE END!!!
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karmiclimber
Aug 5, 2009, 3:54 AM
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I seriously can't believe there is an argument about throwing rocks at a crag, ANY crag. We don't do it. No throwing rocks girls and boys. How many have been killed or injured by rock trundling? Case closed. Thank you.
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shockabuku
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karmiclimber wrote: I seriously can't believe there is an argument about throwing rocks at a crag, ANY crag. We don't do it. No throwing rocks girls and boys. How many have been killed or injured by rock trundling? Case closed. Thank you.
FAIL.
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karmiclimber
Aug 5, 2009, 3:58 AM
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Dude. You. Are like every other nutso soccer dad/mom in my neighborhood. CRAZY. But instead, you are besotting the name of "climber" with your insanity. With no hope of recovery. Good luck with that.
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onceahardman
Aug 5, 2009, 3:59 AM
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In reply to: Leave your damn kids at home
No. Make me.
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bennydh
Aug 5, 2009, 4:10 AM
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shockabuku wrote: karmiclimber wrote: I seriously can't believe there is an argument about throwing rocks at a crag, ANY crag. We don't do it. No throwing rocks girls and boys. How many have been killed or injured by rock trundling? Case closed. Thank you. FAIL.
Agreed Failure. Thats' not an argument to start when we need to get this thread back on track...
Now back to the original topic; Leave your damn dogs at home with rock throwing children.
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