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Gmburns2000
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? I see what you did there.
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Gmburns2000
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suppose I ought to write up my weekend's climbing.
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Gmburns2000
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been a while since I've actually written a TR. tough to get back into that.
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Jeremiah has two in the works, though.
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Gmburns2000
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but in the meantime, back to playing translator alligator. it's surprising how well one remembers words.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? I see what you did there. Yea and I fell for it.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: suppose I ought to write up my weekend's climbing. That's a good idea.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: been a while since I've actually written a TR. tough to get back into that. Yea. TRS take a lot of time when you post them to forums.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Jeremiah has two in the works, though. Cool!
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churningindawake
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I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick.
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churningindawake
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churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. It will only take a few minutes to make.
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Gmburns2000
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: but in the meantime, back to playing translator alligator. it's surprising how well one remembers words. What in the world is that?!?!?!?!? learning spanish tool
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: but in the meantime, back to playing translator alligator. it's surprising how well one remembers words. What in the world is that?!?!?!?!? learning spanish tool Ahhh I see.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. Cool thanks.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? I see what you did there. heh
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. Cool thanks. No problem. The one magnus wants me to do is going to take a long time.
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. Cool thanks. No problem. The one magnus wants me to do is going to take a long time. I'll log on tonight to take a look at it. Dang work filters block the photobucket.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. Cool thanks. No problem. The one magnus wants me to do is going to take a long time. I'll log on tonight to take a look at it. Dang work filters block the photobucket. that stinks. Phototbucket is a very useful tool. Use a proxy?
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churningindawake
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Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good!
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churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good.
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good. That sounds good!!!!!!!!!
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. Cool thanks. No problem. The one magnus wants me to do is going to take a long time. I'll log on tonight to take a look at it. Dang work filters block the photobucket. that stinks. Phototbucket is a very useful tool. Use a proxy? Ha ha, no way. Purposely subverting the firewall will get you canned like a tuna so fast it would make your head spin.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good. Just had an Ice Cream Bar. It also was good.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: I think I'll do the thing that Double D wanted me to do real quick. Cool thanks. No problem. The one magnus wants me to do is going to take a long time. I'll log on tonight to take a look at it. Dang work filters block the photobucket. that stinks. Phototbucket is a very useful tool. Use a proxy? Ha ha, no way. Purposely subverting the firewall will get you canned like a tuna so fast it would make your head spin. Ahhh. Forget that idea then.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good. Just had an Ice Cream Bar. It also was good. Yummm. This sudden talk of food is making me think it is time to eat some more!
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good. Just had an Ice Cream Bar. It also was good. Yummm. This sudden talk of food is making me think it is time to eat some more! And then go do some endurance training.
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good. Just had an Ice Cream Bar. It also was good. Yummm. This sudden talk of food is making me think it is time to eat some more! And then go do some endurance training. Alright there you go.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just had a bowl of chicken noodle soup! It was good! Just had a slice of lemon pound cake. It was also good. Just had an Ice Cream Bar. It also was good. Yummm. This sudden talk of food is making me think it is time to eat some more! And then go do some endurance training. Alright there you go.
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churningindawake
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Good morning everyone!
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churningindawake
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Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend.
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Hopefully the weather is halfway decent.
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churningindawake wrote: Hopefully the weather is halfway decent. Here's hopin'. Planning on heading back to Back Bowden. We'll see how starving myself to cut weight has worked.
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hopefully the weather is halfway decent. Here's hopin'. Planning on heading back to Back Bowden. We'll see how starving myself to cut weight has worked.
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churningindawake wrote: Good morning everyone! Good Morning
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churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Good morning everyone! Good Morning Hello Donald.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. Indeed it is. I don't think the weather is supposed to be that great there this weekend though.
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churningindawake
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This graphics class has been incredibly boring today. No time to work on the Bigger Boat project. We had to do a project making our own ancient type art.
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Oh well, class is almost out, then on to the best class of the day: Strength and Conditioning.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Edit since I couldn't spell Tim's name right
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. Indeed it is. I don't think the weather is supposed to be that great there this weekend though. Hope it holds out for you. Couple weekends ago I was in NC on business and it was supposed to rain over the weekend when I was planning on sight seeing. But it turned out nice, very nice. I don't know if I've written the trip up here or not.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Time from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Sweet. Sounds like a good time. It's always fun when you get out with folks you haven't climbed with for a bit.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Sweet. Sounds like a good time. It's always fun when you get out with folks you haven't climbed with for a bit. Yes, and we're camping w/o the families to boot. I think I'll make it Tim's job to bring the beer.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Sweet. Sounds like a good time. It's always fun when you get out with folks you haven't climbed with for a bit. Yes, and we're camping w/o the families to boot. I think I'll make it Tim's job to bring the beer. Always a good plan. But you've gotta be sure you can trust him to bring good stuff. Do you trust him? If you're waivering, you might want to drop a few subtle hints just to be sure.
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A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall
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I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall that you on the 5.5? Could be. Hopefully will be on the 10th, as our first climb.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall that you on the 5.5? Could be. Hopefully will be on the 10th, as our first climb. sweet.
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donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. Actually, when I first climbed there, it was bolt free. As the rock takes pro well. But the bolts make for nice anchors for rapping off. The tradional descent is down the gully in the left of the pic. It mostly class 3, with a couple of class 4 sections, but a lot of exposure. So we rapped off a tree in the old days.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Edit since I couldn't spell Tim's name right Hopefully he's cool with mutipitch. It can be frustrating to get all geared up for a day of climbing but not be able to go beyond the first pitch because of a member of your party. It's happened to me in the past and it sucked staring up at all that unclimbable rock the whole day. Just a hazard of introducing new people to the sport though.
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donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Edit since I couldn't spell Tim's name right Hopefully he's cool with mutipitch. It can be frustrating to get all geared up for a day of climbing but not be able to go beyond the first pitch because of a member of your party. It's happened to me in the past and it sucked staring up at all that unclimbable rock the whole day. Just a hazard of introducing new people to the sport though. Yea, I've thought about it though. It is easy to lower off the first pitch. We can even lower him from the second pitch to the first anchor. Heck the face is unbroken, such that if we had a 300 foot rope we could lower him from the top of the second pitch to the ground easy. The problem will be if he freaks on the second pitch, then if we lower him, he will have to tie into the anchor on the top of the 1st pitch by himself. So perhaps I'll have him second instead of third. I'll have to think about it all.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall Oh, that shouldn't be too bad. Looks like mostly two pitches with bolted anchors. I'm sure he can handle that. Yea, thats my thoughts.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Edit since I couldn't spell Tim's name right Hopefully he's cool with mutipitch. It can be frustrating to get all geared up for a day of climbing but not be able to go beyond the first pitch because of a member of your party. It's happened to me in the past and it sucked staring up at all that unclimbable rock the whole day. Just a hazard of introducing new people to the sport though. Yea, I've thought about it though. It is easy to lower off the first pitch. We can even lower him from the second pitch to the first anchor. Heck the face is unbroken, such that if we had a 300 foot rope we could lower him from the top of the second pitch to the ground easy. The problem will be if he freaks on the second pitch, then if we lower him, he will have to tie into the anchor on the top of the 1st pitch by himself. So perhaps I'll have him second instead of third. I'll have to think about it all. Yeah you definitely want the least experienced person in the middle. Especially when it comes to rappeling, it always makes me nervous to either send an inexperienced person down first, or to leave them alone at the anchor. If a third person is available, I much prefer to have someone by their side the whole time for their first series of multipitch raps.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. I've never even used an 11mm before but I've got a mental image of trying to stuff a well used one in to my atc being like trying to rapp off a garden hose. My first rope was a 10.2 but it's been 9.8's since then. Not too skinny, not too fat, but just right. IMO of course.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall [image]http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/photos/assets/0/358330-work-SespeTopoJPGReduced.jpg[/image] Oh, that shouldn't be too bad. Looks like mostly two pitches with bolted anchors. I'm sure he can handle that. Yea, thats my thoughts. From the look of that cliff, it should actually be pretty much the idea place to learn the in's and out's of multipitch. Have fun.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Think I might go climbing at Smith Rocks for a day this weekend. OK very nice. If the Good Lord smiles on me once more I'll be off to Sespe Gorge and Pine Mountain over the weekend of Oct 10/11. My marine buddy Tim from church is jonsing to go. Didn't take even a sec to say yes to a weekend of climbing. He was so excited, he invited Hector, our mutual freind from church. And Hector is jonsing to go. So it kind of all worked out, as I had to tell my wife that I kind of have to go now, the guys are really excited. I like Hector, he's a real good guy, but he's never done multi pitch. I've also never shown him how to rap. We'll see how he does. But this way Tim will have to drag the second rope behind him to bring up Hector. Anyrate, I'm excited to head out. Edit since I couldn't spell Tim's name right Hopefully he's cool with mutipitch. It can be frustrating to get all geared up for a day of climbing but not be able to go beyond the first pitch because of a member of your party. It's happened to me in the past and it sucked staring up at all that unclimbable rock the whole day. Just a hazard of introducing new people to the sport though. Yea, I've thought about it though. It is easy to lower off the first pitch. We can even lower him from the second pitch to the first anchor. Heck the face is unbroken, such that if we had a 300 foot rope we could lower him from the top of the second pitch to the ground easy. The problem will be if he freaks on the second pitch, then if we lower him, he will have to tie into the anchor on the top of the 1st pitch by himself. So perhaps I'll have him second instead of third. I'll have to think about it all. Yeah you definitely want the least experienced person in the middle. Especially when it comes to rappeling, it always makes me nervous to either send an inexperienced person down first, or to leave them alone at the anchor. If a third person is available, I much prefer to have someone by their side the whole time for their first series of multipitch raps. He's climbed with us several time to 100 feet, and he's jonsing to go again. But hes never rapped. Since its multi pitch, 2 rope raps, I'm considering belaying him w/ 1 rope while he raps the other. Or just lowering him period. We'll see how he like being 150 then 300 feet up.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. I've never even used an 11mm before but I've got a mental image of trying to stuff a well used one in to my atc being like trying to rapp off a garden hose. My first rope was a 10.2 but it's been 9.8's since then. Not too skinny, not too fat, but just right. IMO of course. Well the old fuzy 11 was quite the chore to stuff through a Lowe tuber on rap. But there was very little risk of falling, as there was way toooooo much friction. If you let go of the rope, the tuber would lock down on the biner, and you could just hand out hands free. Took some getting used to actually holding down the rope on my new, as of several years ago, 10.2 gliding through the ATC XP.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall [image]http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/photos/assets/0/358330-work-SespeTopoJPGReduced.jpg[/image] Oh, that shouldn't be too bad. Looks like mostly two pitches with bolted anchors. I'm sure he can handle that. Yea, thats my thoughts. From the look of that cliff, it should actually be pretty much the idea place to learn the in's and out's of multipitch. Have fun. Will do thanks.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away*
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat.
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Maybe not TR solo though. teeth = bad
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Lazlo wrote: Maybe not TR solo though. teeth = bad I wudn't leadz t3h leed on it, tho.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* Be afraid...
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm.
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donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm.
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Maybe not TR solo though. teeth = bad I wudn't leadz t3h leed on it, tho. Yea, I don't lead on it.
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zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. How about a really fuzzy 11?
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donald949 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. How about a really fuzzy 11? that'd be a nurple to the durple double dawg
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zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. How about a really fuzzy 11? that'd be a nurple to the durple double dawg ???? OK, anyrate, my oldest rope is a way fuzy 21 yo non dry 50M 11mm. I don't use it for anything. But its till in the bottom of one of the containers.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Maybe not TR solo though. teeth = bad I wudn't leadz t3h leed on it, tho. Yea, I don't lead on it. good thing.
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zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. hip belay ftw.
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churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it?
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it.
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donald949 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. How about a really fuzzy 11? Again, mental image of climbing with a garden hose.
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Lazlo wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. hip belay ftw. Ha!! Thats exactly right.
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. I'm in the same boat but instead of losing it, It'll be destroyed at work within a few weeks. I've only ever found one phone that can last longer than 8 months in my possession.
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I was all geared up to go climbing this weekend but then I started to feel like I might be getting sick and I was supposed to crash with a friend who has two kids so called it off. Turns out I wasn't getting sick at all. Now I'm bored with nothing to do all weekend. Fuckin hell. I actually did go climbing yesterday but it's just the local spot so it doesn't really count. Might have to go back for a second helping tomorrow despite that fact. Whos counting anyway, right?
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? Hell yes! I could have been posting from the crag yesterday!
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. they are amazing. Was able to watch the radar at the crag yesterday and get out of there before it started storming.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. I'm in the same boat but instead of losing it, It'll be destroyed at work within a few weeks. I've only ever found one phone that can last longer than 8 months in my possession. [image]http://www.amoswong.com/images/verizon-wireless-type-v.jpg[/image] my dad had that phone before we got new ones. They are crazy strong and water resistant.
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Went to Smith Rocks yesterday and climbed with some friends! Had to project some routes because it was sprinkling on and off. Got to work in a route a little, and then looked at the radar and saw a storm was just about to hit. Right as we got to the car it started raining really hard. Need to get back out to Smith Rocks and climb because the style of climbing is really hard there for me.
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. or not pay for it
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notapplicable wrote: I was all geared up to go climbing this weekend but then I started to feel like I might be getting sick and I was supposed to crash with a friend who has two kids so called it off. Turns out I wasn't getting sick at all. Now I'm bored with nothing to do all weekend. Fuckin hell. I actually did go climbing yesterday but it's just the local spot so it doesn't really count. Might have to go back for a second helping tomorrow despite that fact. Whos counting anyway, right? I like the looks of your local spot. looks fun. It's the one with the huge stone blocks, right?
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I almost got to go sport climbing today, but got bailed on. I was all stoked too. Now I'm chillaxing at Leigha's softbqll tournament.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. or not pay for it rofl
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Lazlo wrote: I almost got to go sport climbing today, but got bailed on. I was all stoked too. Now I'm chillaxing at Leigha's softbqll tournament. thinking that you would rather be out climbing.
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. I'm in the same boat but instead of losing it, It'll be destroyed at work within a few weeks. I've only ever found one phone that can last longer than 8 months in my possession. [image]http://www.amoswong.com/images/verizon-wireless-type-v.jpg[/image] my dad had that phone before we got new ones. They are crazy strong and water resistant. Yeah I've been pretty happy with it so far. Had my current one for almost two years and some of the buttons are starting to act a bit funny sometimes but it's lasting pretty good.
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churningindawake wrote: Need to get back out to Smith Rocks and climb because the style of climbing is really hard there for me. Whats the typical style of route there? Vertical face climbing?
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: I was all geared up to go climbing this weekend but then I started to feel like I might be getting sick and I was supposed to crash with a friend who has two kids so called it off. Turns out I wasn't getting sick at all. Now I'm bored with nothing to do all weekend. Fuckin hell. I actually did go climbing yesterday but it's just the local spot so it doesn't really count. Might have to go back for a second helping tomorrow despite that fact. Whos counting anyway, right? I like the looks of your local spot. looks fun. It's the one with the huge stone blocks, right? For being only twenty minutes away, I got no complaints. The closest real cimbing beyond that is 2 hours away so I'm kind of lucky to have it.
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Lazlo wrote: I almost got to go sport climbing today, but got bailed on. I was all stoked too. Now I'm chillaxing at Leigha's softbqll tournament. I've seen 1 or 2 female softball games over they years. They go all out with that shit. Much better than watching those pansies in the MLB on TV.
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I split a tip today. shit.
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I almost got to go sport climbing today, but got bailed on. I was all stoked too. Now I'm chillaxing at Leigha's softbqll tournament. I've seen 1 or 2 female softball games over they years. They go all out with that shit. Much better than watching those pansies in the MLB on TV. I concur.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Need to get back out to Smith Rocks and climb because the style of climbing is really hard there for me. Whats the typical style of route there? Vertical face climbing? there is every kind of route there. The climbing just requires you to find the right places to put your feet instead of climbing straight on. It's hard because most of the footholds on more moderate and harder routes are really small.
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sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Lesson ^^ I learned the hard way as a bricklayer back before I even started climbing.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Lesson ^^ I learned the hard way as a bricklayer back before I even started climbing. I'm lucky in that regard though. 8 years of handling brick and stone at work, combined with regular use of lotion has basically turned my hands in to very tough but supple leather. I have never split a tip while climbing and it takes 4+ back to back days of gym climbing to make them sore. It's one of only a few benefits to a trade that otherwise wears your body down faster than pretty much any other.
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Need to get back out to Smith Rocks and climb because the style of climbing is really hard there for me. Whats the typical style of route there? Vertical face climbing? there is every kind of route there. The climbing just requires you to find the right places to put your feet instead of climbing straight on. It's hard because most of the footholds on more moderate and harder routes are really small. Ahhhhh. Yeah technical footwork does tend to blow your arms out quick. Just about every route at my local spot falls in to that category so my endurance and recovery ability is usually way ahead of my power. Put me on an over hanging route and I can hang up there for awhile but the lockoff after lockoff kills me pretty quick.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Yeah, I've got some ClimbOn! bar coming in the mail tomorrow/today so that should help. It was really annoying, though. I split my middle tip and flapped the inside of my ring finger knuckle both in one slap.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Yeah, I've got some ClimbOn! bar coming in the mail tomorrow/today so that should help. It was really annoying, though. I split my middle tip and flapped the inside of my ring finger knuckle both in one slap. Should of got the cream, then put in a bandaid and leave on over night full of cream. Best way Ive found for using Climb on!
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Myxomatosis wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Yeah, I've got some ClimbOn! bar coming in the mail tomorrow/today so that should help. It was really annoying, though. I split my middle tip and flapped the inside of my ring finger knuckle both in one slap. Should of got the cream, then put in a bandaid and leave on over night full of cream. Best way Ive found for using Climb on! When I ordered the stuff I didn't know I was going to give myself a front and back split and a flapper of a jug sloper. Still confused how it happened, too.
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sungam wrote: Myxomatosis wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Yeah, I've got some ClimbOn! bar coming in the mail tomorrow/today so that should help. It was really annoying, though. I split my middle tip and flapped the inside of my ring finger knuckle both in one slap. Should of got the cream, then put in a bandaid and leave on over night full of cream. Best way Ive found for using Climb on! When I ordered the stuff I didn't know I was going to give myself a front and back split and a flapper of a jug sloper. Still confused how it happened, too. Less grip .... more rhythm....
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Myxomatosis wrote: sungam wrote: Myxomatosis wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. That does suck though. Take care of it now or it'll be months in the healing. Yeah, I've got some ClimbOn! bar coming in the mail tomorrow/today so that should help. It was really annoying, though. I split my middle tip and flapped the inside of my ring finger knuckle both in one slap. Should of got the cream, then put in a bandaid and leave on over night full of cream. Best way Ive found for using Climb on! When I ordered the stuff I didn't know I was going to give myself a front and back split and a flapper of a jug sloper. Still confused how it happened, too. Less grip .... more rhythm.... Mmmm!
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Hey guys, I split off the last couple hundred posts. Well, as much as I could get to reasonably maintain continuity. Hope this helps with the changes. Jay
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epoch wrote: Hey guys, I split off the last couple hundred posts. Well, as much as I could get to reasonably maintain continuity. Hope this helps with the changes. Jay Thank you Jay!
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Wow! I go away for one weekend! Sigh, I guess it is what it is. let the fun continue...
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Wow! I go away for one weekend! Sigh, I guess it is what it is. let the fun continue... I suppose.
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I know, right?!
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epoch wrote: Hey guys, I split off the last couple hundred posts. Well, as much as I could get to reasonably maintain continuity. Hope this helps with the changes. Jay Jay, Could you make the first post of this new thread the same as the original please?
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churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: I know, right?! Better hope they don' lock your account due to too many posts! Quiet NAO!!!! NAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
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churningindawake
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Might be a good idea if you deleted the part 2 one as well. We don't really need two threads...
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churningindawake
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Thank you.
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: I know, right?! Better hope they don' lock your account due to too many posts! Quiet NAO!!!! NAO!!!!!!!!!!!! Ok I will be.
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epoch
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I'm not going to delete any of DDTs posts. Hopefully y'all will migrate here.
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churningindawake
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Could you change the part above: Edited by Epoch to this: This post was initially blank. It is now riddled with letters so the thread can be renamed in memory of Stymingersfink, who used this thread to post whore with the best of us. Anyone joining this thread should take the time to read some of his posts. I guarantee that you will learn something. R.I.P. Daryn. You helped make this thread and you will be missed.
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epoch wrote: I'm not going to delete any of DDTs posts. Hopefully y'all will migrate here. Alright... I guess.
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You're pushing it... I think it's good the way it is, unless there is a concensus by the 'regulars' to add it. The links point to it. Again, the origional link to the origional thread: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...post=1926676#1926676
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epoch wrote: Hey guys, I split off the last couple hundred posts. Well, as much as I could get to reasonably maintain continuity. Hope this helps with the changes. Jay Thank you sir.
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Ok... I'll stop being Sniffles the Church Mouse.
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notapplicable wrote: epoch wrote: Hey guys, I split off the last couple hundred posts. Well, as much as I could get to reasonably maintain continuity. Hope this helps with the changes. Jay Thank you sir. Yay Jay!
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Ahhhh... So bored in this class today.
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Done with all of my assignments.
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Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads.
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Seems the the BET 2.0 has a bit of conversation right now.
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Its going to be a new race.
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churningindawake wrote: PC PC+
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: PC PC+ PC++
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I was supposed to go climbing yesterday. But the darn rain wouldn't stop falling.
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churningindawake wrote: I was supposed to go climbing yesterday. But the darn rain wouldn't stop falling. The weather next weekend looks like it will be a lot better.
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Seems the the BET 2.0 has a bit of conversation right now. Doubtful. Yea i just noticed that. It seems that you did the same thing to that thread as you did to this? And probably will do the same to The Lounge?
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Yea. Gonna be a long time before the new thread reaches 100k
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churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Seems the the BET 2.0 has a bit of conversation right now. Doubtful. Yea i just noticed that. It seems that you did the same thing to that thread as you did to this? And probably will do the same to The Lounge? The Lounge is a different beast than this or the BET and is looking almost impossible to do the same as here or there. We were looking to move, anyway, a few weeks ago. Nothing took hold. Now would be a good time, though.
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Seems the the BET 2.0 has a bit of conversation right now. Doubtful. Yea i just noticed that. It seems that you did the same thing to that thread as you did to this? And probably will do the same to The Lounge? The Lounge is a different beast than this or the BET and is looking almost impossible to do the same as here or there. We were looking to move, anyway, a few weeks ago. Nothing took hold. Now would be a good time, though. Ah. I see. So you're thinking to move? As to a different website's forum?
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churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Seems the the BET 2.0 has a bit of conversation right now. Doubtful. Yea i just noticed that. It seems that you did the same thing to that thread as you did to this? And probably will do the same to The Lounge? The Lounge is a different beast than this or the BET and is looking almost impossible to do the same as here or there. We were looking to move, anyway, a few weeks ago. Nothing took hold. Now would be a good time, though. Ah. I see. So you're thinking to move? As to a different website's forum? I think its best that you stay in your own thread. You seem lost and comfruzed.
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Seems the the BET 2.0 has a bit of conversation right now. Doubtful. Yea i just noticed that. It seems that you did the same thing to that thread as you did to this? And probably will do the same to The Lounge? The Lounge is a different beast than this or the BET and is looking almost impossible to do the same as here or there. We were looking to move, anyway, a few weeks ago. Nothing took hold. Now would be a good time, though. Ah. I see. So you're thinking to move? As to a different website's forum? I think its best that you stay in your own thread. You seem lost and comfruzed. But whats the fun in that?
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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Holy Freaking Cow, what a mess.
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Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW
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Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues.
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donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. Like we don't know what that really means...
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Lazlo wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: I did tree root 5.5 about 18 years ago. Looking foward to doing it again. I believe it was my first multi pitch. With a 50M rope it was 3 pitches. Last pitch being short. Two years ago I did Ending Crack, 5.7. A great finger to hands crack, but with foot holds on the face. Anyrate, none of the pitches are short enough to rap with one rope, so I'll break out my lightly used but old Mammot 11 for the tag line and bringing up the 3rd. 11mm?? Good lord man, how old is that thing? I just checked their site and they don't even sell them anymore. Around 15 years old, so its only 50M. I got it on sale at REI before I really needed a new rope. Its a dry treated rope and was only lightly used. But at the time I decided a 2nd rope was a good idea. So its in really good shape. However, since its so old I don't lead on it. Since I don't lead on it I don't climb on it, as most of the climbing is lead to an anchor and TR off that. Plus, my brother bought another Mammut dry 50 shortly thereafter. So I really have two hardly used 15 yo 11mm 50M ropes. My origonal rope is a Chounard non dry, way fuzy and well used 50. But I cut into two for mountainiering. Although it only saw a couple of uses at that. I'd get a new rope if I needed a mountain rope now. Anyrate, I'd love to have another 60M Axis, except in blue to contrast with my red one. 15yo???? AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *runz away* I'd TR it in a heartbeat. Thats it. Tthey are in good shape, not beat up at all, hardly climbed on heavy 11mm. I wouldn't worry about that rope at all. I'd worry about belaying it though. I don't think I've ever even belayed an 11mm outside of some gym ropes, and perhaps 10.5s that've fuzzed out to 11mm. hip belay ftw. Ben der done dat. I used a Lowe Tuber for years with the old fuzy 11 though.
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. they are amazing. Was able to watch the radar at the crag yesterday and get out of there before it started storming. Cool deal.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: I split a tip today. shit. YES. LAUGH AT HIS PAIN!!!!!!!!!!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Wow! I go away for one weekend! Sigh, I guess it is what it is. let the fun continue... I feel, so, well, I don't know. Different. 'We need to cheestit some threads or something
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epoch wrote: I'm not going to delete any of DDTs posts. Hopefully y'all will migrate here. Do it. DO IT NOW!1!!!111
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donald949 wrote: epoch wrote: I'm not going to delete any of DDTs posts. Hopefully y'all will migrate here. Do it. DO IT NOW!1!!!111 Meh
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Ya think???
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sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oh and posts like this isn't helping.
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just watched garden state with Cait. good stuff.
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donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!?
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!? NO!!! jess the new short version.
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Hey cool new little avatard.
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Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around.
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epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Yes, stopping threads before they reach 100k will probably do that. Too bad. We were at 97k+. Although, that last 2k or so was not coming too fast.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. Like we don't know what that really means... Heh.
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churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it.
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sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Unfortunately yes.
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Haha. Stretched that page on out.
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donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. I've been noticing recently that the campground takes a lot longer to open/load than all the others. I guess the server can't handle all the content.
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donald949 wrote: epoch wrote: I'm not going to delete any of DDTs posts. Hopefully y'all will migrate here. Do it. DO IT NOW!1!!!111 Heh, I missed that while I was scanning reading the last page. DDT was creating redundant threads and stressing the hampster. Deleting the big mans threads would have only been fair.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oh and posts like this isn't helping.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oh and posts like this isn't helping. What about these^
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sungam wrote: just watched garden state with Cait. good stuff. Funny and Sad at the same time can be difficult too pull off. They nailed it with that one. Did you know Braff wrote and directed on that. Hell of a debut.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!? I mean honestly...is really any other way?
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!? NO!!! jess the new short version. FAIL
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Shweet! Did the weather cooperate? Hows the family?
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!? NO!!! jess the new short version.
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donald949 wrote: Hey cool new little avatard. thanks, it will also be avaliable in T-shirt form pretty soon. Also quite likely in tat form on my back.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Look forward to that!
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: epoch wrote: I'm not going to delete any of DDTs posts. Hopefully y'all will migrate here. Do it. DO IT NOW!1!!!111 Heh, I missed that while I was scanning reading the last page. DDT was creating redundant threads and stressing the hampster. Deleting the big mans threads would have only been fair. Man, that hamster is so fcuked up now.... ADD at a minimum I'm sure.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Hey cool new little avatard. thanks, it will also be avaliable in T-shirt form pretty soon. Also quite likely in tat form on my back. Yeah, what is that? Did you draw it? Can't see it in your pics.... maybe it hasn't been approved yet... lemmie go see.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: Holy Freaking Cow, what a mess. Pretty Much!
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. I haven't noticed it...
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Wakester has an iPhone now. cool. ya digging it? I really wanted to get one for a short while, until I realised how quickly I'd lose it. they are amazing. Was able to watch the radar at the crag yesterday and get out of there before it started storming. Cool deal. It was cool. Very useful.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Ya think??? Yes indeed!
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: just watched garden state with Cait. good stuff. I know a song called Garden State.
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churningindawake
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zeke_sf wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Yes, stopping threads before they reach 100k will probably do that. Too bad. We were at 97k+. Although, that last 2k or so was not coming too fast. I seriously feel bad for you and the other BET'ers You were in spitting distance of getting 100k and your thread got locked. I'm seriously sorry for you.
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed.
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: Haha. Stretched that page on out. Yes you did.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Shweet! Did the weather cooperate? Hows the family? weather and family were good. St. Louis is a surprisngly very hip and cosmo town. A bit weird to see churches like they were Dunkin' Donuts in Boston, though (on every corner). Will write the TR up tonight (gonna do it on Facebook). I'll copy it from there to here and post a couple of pics, too. Plus I'll provide the Flickr link for the rest of the photos.
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Gmburns2000
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Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones).
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zeke_sf
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churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Yes, stopping threads before they reach 100k will probably do that. Too bad. We were at 97k+. Although, that last 2k or so was not coming too fast. I seriously feel bad for you and the other BET'ers You were in spitting distance of getting 100k and your thread got locked. I'm seriously sorry for you. Meh. What are you gonna do. Honestly, the halcyon days of really hurtzing buttz and severe pc++ escalation are behind us. We coulda had 2k done in a couple of weeks if we'd been on our game. It is kind of a shame considering we were so close though. We could have been the biggest, most annoying thread on rc.knob ever! Oh, wait, we were.
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zeke_sf
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself!
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notapplicable
Oct 6, 2009, 4:04 PM
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churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: epoch wrote: churningindawake wrote: Its going to be a new race. I think this will have killed the fire for 100k. Yes, stopping threads before they reach 100k will probably do that. Too bad. We were at 97k+. Although, that last 2k or so was not coming too fast. I seriously feel bad for you and the other BET'ers You were in spitting distance of getting 100k and your thread got locked. I'm seriously sorry for you. HaHa, that was a vicious cock PC++ blocking wasn't it. They were already on top of the bitch breathing all hard and pawing her clothes off and just before they can get it in - I mean they can literally feel pubes tickling the tip - BAM, daddy walks in to the room and slaps on the chastity belt! HIGHFUCKINLARIOUS!!
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notapplicable
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed. Twas a fine opportunity for wholesale ++ing
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Shweet! Did the weather cooperate? Hows the family? weather and family were good. St. Louis is a surprisngly very hip and cosmo town. A bit weird to see churches like they were Dunkin' Donuts in Boston, though (on every corner). Will write the TR up tonight (gonna do it on Facebook). I'll copy it from there to here and post a couple of pics, too. Plus I'll provide the Flickr link for the rest of the photos. Ahhhh the midwest. Gotta love it.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: Haha. Stretched that page on out. Yea, great, thanks.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oh and posts like this isn't helping. What about these^
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!? I mean honestly...is really any other way? Nope
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Ah man, I accidently my PTFTW The whole thing!?!?!?!? NO!!! jess the new short version. FAIL Hey, what can I say, they locked up the real one, the long one.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. I haven't noticed it... Me neither. I'm guessing others must have been having *performance* issues.
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notapplicable
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zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! I've meet all kinds in that regard. I did 2 day trips with a craigslist partner (didn't even know she was a she until we met in person) and everything was going well so we started planning a two day trip to WV. Come to find out she didn't own a tent so offered to share my two man (already assuming that wasn't gonna fly) and much to my surprise she agreed. Didn't even bat an eye. When I said something about having climbed with woman in the past who would have not been comfortable with that, she looked me right in the eye and said "I'm not worried about you, I've got mace".
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oh and posts like this isn't helping. What about these^ Figured as much
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donald949
Oct 6, 2009, 4:34 PM
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Shweet! Did the weather cooperate? Hows the family? weather and family were good. St. Louis is a surprisngly very hip and cosmo town. A bit weird to see churches like they were Dunkin' Donuts in Boston, though (on every corner). Will write the TR up tonight (gonna do it on Facebook). I'll copy it from there to here and post a couple of pics, too. Plus I'll provide the Flickr link for the rest of the photos. Ahhhh the midwest. Gotta love it. The midwest, let me tell you about the Mid West, but how about the South East? I been to NC so many times I ought to take up residence. You can't help but to swing a stick and hit a Baptist church in the South. Then there are the other denominations. But now the midwest. I had to fly into Tulsa and drive to Joplin MO, and some guy gets on the radio. I'm a church going kind of dude, but I'm like, ah man, do we have to pander to the southern preacher stereotype? No, not at all. It was a car salesman. Dang they're all like that from there. Meh.
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notapplicable
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. I haven't noticed it... Me neither. I'm guessing others must have been having *performance* issues. ZING!!
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! I've meet all kinds in that regard. I did 2 day trips with a craigslist partner (didn't even know she was a she until we met in person) and everything was going well so we started planning a two day trip to WV. Come to find out she didn't own a tent so offered to share my two man (already assuming that wasn't gonna fly) and much to my surprise she agreed. Didn't even bat an eye. When I said something about having climbed with woman in the past who would have not been comfortable with that, she looked me right in the eye and said "I'm not worried about you, I've got mace". BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA LMAO. Well done.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oh and posts like this isn't helping. What about these^ Figured as much
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. I haven't noticed it... Me neither. I'm guessing others must have been having *performance* issues. ZING!! Who me? What I say?
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zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). We're still in season down this way. All you gotta do is make the 30 hour round trip. That's why I'm totally looking forward to South America, cause the season continues sooner. Heh. heh. heh.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! I've meet all kinds in that regard. I did 2 day trips with a craigslist partner (didn't even know she was a she until we met in person) and everything was going well so we started planning a two day trip to WV. Come to find out she didn't own a tent so offered to share my two man (already assuming that wasn't gonna fly) and much to my surprise she agreed. Didn't even bat an eye. When I said something about having climbed with woman in the past who would have not been comfortable with that, she looked me right in the eye and said "I'm not worried about you, I've got mace". BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA LMAO. Well done. +1
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: just watched garden state with Cait. good stuff. Funny and Sad at the same time can be difficult too pull off. They nailed it with that one. Did you know Braff wrote and directed on that. Hell of a debut. Yup. Love that movie.
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Jeremiah has a new post up (see linky below). This one is standard TR, not the controversial stuff he's put out the past couple of times.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Shweet! Did the weather cooperate? Hows the family? weather and family were good. St. Louis is a surprisngly very hip and cosmo town. A bit weird to see churches like they were Dunkin' Donuts in Boston, though (on every corner). Will write the TR up tonight (gonna do it on Facebook). I'll copy it from there to here and post a couple of pics, too. Plus I'll provide the Flickr link for the rest of the photos. Ahhhh the midwest. Gotta love it. The midwest, let me tell you about the Mid West, but how about the South East? I been to NC so many times I ought to take up residence. You can't help but to swing a stick and hit a Baptist church in the South. Then there are the other denominations. But now the midwest. I had to fly into Tulsa and drive to Joplin MO, and some guy gets on the radio. I'm a church going kind of dude, but I'm like, ah man, do we have to pander to the southern preacher stereotype? No, not at all. It was a car salesman. Dang they're all like that from there. Meh. I've notice that too. If you just "drop in" on one of those radio programs, it's often hard to tell if your learning about your everlasting salvation or being sold a three in one fruit juicer. Used car salesman indeed.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together. Seriously, whats that got to do with rock climbing? We are rock climbing. Not arguing religion or politics.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Hey cool new little avatard. thanks, it will also be avaliable in T-shirt form pretty soon. Also quite likely in tat form on my back. Yeah, what is that? Did you draw it? Can't see it in your pics.... maybe it hasn't been approved yet... lemmie go see. It's a pic from where the wild things are but with a climb-ey twist.
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I have an obscene amount of homework to do this week, I mean it's fucking sick. I already have at least 12 hours worth of stuff, and that's just one class. Catch-up SUCKS.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). We're still in season down this way. All you gotta do is make the 30 hour round trip. That's why I'm totally looking forward to South America, cause the season continues sooner. Heh. heh. heh. Unfortunately that trip never did happen because she wasn't comfortable having a partner who solos. Didn't want the personal attachment to a dead man walking I guess. I'll always respect her for that comeback though.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Farm Aid pics and TR coming in a couple of days. Had great luck all around. Shweet! Did the weather cooperate? Hows the family? weather and family were good. St. Louis is a surprisngly very hip and cosmo town. A bit weird to see churches like they were Dunkin' Donuts in Boston, though (on every corner). Will write the TR up tonight (gonna do it on Facebook). I'll copy it from there to here and post a couple of pics, too. Plus I'll provide the Flickr link for the rest of the photos. Ahhhh the midwest. Gotta love it. The midwest, let me tell you about the Mid West, but how about the South East? I been to NC so many times I ought to take up residence. You can't help but to swing a stick and hit a Baptist church in the South. Then there are the other denominations. But now the midwest. I had to fly into Tulsa and drive to Joplin MO, and some guy gets on the radio. I'm a church going kind of dude, but I'm like, ah man, do we have to pander to the southern preacher stereotype? No, not at all. It was a car salesman. Dang they're all like that from there. Meh. I've notice that too. If you just "drop in" on one of those radio programs, it's often hard to tell if your learning about your everlasting salvation or being sold a three in one fruit juicer. Used car salesman indeed. Some more observation from Joplin MO. Sonic Burger, so what with the hype? Kum and Go is a chain of gas stations, WTHeck? Wallyworld, dang there a lot of heavy, really heavy people riding those store scooters. How come every single resturaunt in town, including KFC, is an all you can eat buffet??? It appears these last two are related.
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I accidently my PTFTW, again.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). We're still in season down this way. All you gotta do is make the 30 hour round trip. That's why I'm totally looking forward to South America, cause the season continues sooner. Heh. heh. heh. Unfortunately that trip never did happen because she wasn't comfortable having a partner who solos. Didn't want the personal attachment to a dead man walking I guess. I'll always respect her for that comeback though. Gud Jorb with the reply. Oops....
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed. Twas a fine opportunity for wholesale ++ing Which thread? I haven't seen any mashing of teeth this AM.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together. Seriously, whats that got to do with rock climbing SPCI? We are not rock climbingcontent. Not arguing religion or politics because that would be content. I think we were both more talking about climbing than religion. At least I was. I gathered his comment was more content based (i.e. - I didn't see it as an anti-religion rant). If that's the case then you're fixed statement above is understandable.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I have an obscene amount of homework to do this week, I mean it's fucking sick. I already have at least 12 hours worth of stuff, and that's just one class. Catch-up SUCKS. Well by all means keep posting. Homework often does itself if left unattended for long enough. I plan on it.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed. Twas a fine opportunity for wholesale ++ing Which thread? I haven't seen any mashing of teeth this AM. Wuz busy. *ghasp* I was at school.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together. Seriously, whats that got to do with rock climbing SPCI? We are not rock climbingcontent. Not arguing religion or politics because that would be content. I think we were both more talking about climbing than religion. At least I was. I gathered his comment was more content based (i.e. - I didn't see it as an anti-religion rant). If that's the case then you're fixed statement above is understandable. Opps, sorry I think I confussed you. I was trying to continue along your lines about how the lady passed climbing with zeke because she was a Christian. So what has that got to do with climbing? Nothing. Or being Dem or Rep? Or black or white? Again nothing to do with climbing. I climb with someone because I want to climb. So no I didn't see your post as anti religous or what ever. Actually more in lines with my own thoughts.
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zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Man, that's teh suck! I had someone bail on me after I had taken a train into a different country (Germany into Switzerland) to go climbing. Lucky I had a friend in the area who was happy to take me out for a climb. Actually ended up being a great four days.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). We're still in season down this way. All you gotta do is make the 30 hour round trip. Just starting the rock season down here... but that would be a 30hr trip one way!
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! I've meet all kinds in that regard. I did 2 day trips with a craigslist partner (didn't even know she was a she until we met in person) and everything was going well so we started planning a two day trip to WV. Come to find out she didn't own a tent so offered to share my two man (already assuming that wasn't gonna fly) and much to my surprise she agreed. Didn't even bat an eye. When I said something about having climbed with woman in the past who would have not been comfortable with that, she looked me right in the eye and said "I'm not worried about you, I've got mace". BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA LMAO. Well done. That is pretty funny! Made me laff!
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zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Dude, that route looks sweet. I wanted to do it, but it snowed. I heard the rock gets super sketch when damp so...
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Hey cool new little avatard. thanks, it will also be avaliable in T-shirt form pretty soon. Also quite likely in tat form on my back. Yeah, what is that? Did you draw it? Can't see it in your pics.... maybe it hasn't been approved yet... lemmie go see. It's a pic from where the wild things are but with a climb-ey twist. IC You should have put a banana hammock on him!
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together. Seriously, whats that got to do with rock climbing SPCI? We are not rock climbingcontent. Not arguing religion or politics because that would be content. I think we were both more talking about climbing than religion. At least I was. I gathered his comment was more content based (i.e. - I didn't see it as an anti-religion rant). If that's the case then you're fixed statement above is understandable. Opps, sorry I think I confussed you. I was trying to continue along your lines about how the lady passed climbing with zeke because she was a Christian. So what has that got to do with climbing? Nothing. Or being Dem or Rep? Or black or white? Again nothing to do with climbing. I climb with someone because I want to climb. So no I didn't see your post as anti religous or what ever. Actually more in lines with my own thoughts. ooohhh...I see. you were following the point, not railing against it. got it.
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That's Billy Mayes in front of that other infomercial dude's (vince?) mug shot, after he got beaten up by a hooker. Billy Mayes > !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Greatest photo evar? ??? What a Sham.... Wow!!!
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sungam wrote: That's Billy Mayes in front of that other infomercial dude's (vince?) mug shot, after he got beaten up by a hooker. Billy Mayes > !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ah yeah. right, that IS a good pic.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together. Seriously, whats that got to do with rock climbing SPCI? We are not rock climbingcontent. Not arguing religion or politics because that would be content. I think we were both more talking about climbing than religion. At least I was. I gathered his comment was more content based (i.e. - I didn't see it as an anti-religion rant). If that's the case then you're fixed statement above is understandable. Opps, sorry I think I confussed you. I was trying to continue along your lines about how the lady passed climbing with zeke because she was a Christian. So what has that got to do with climbing? Nothing. Or being Dem or Rep? Or black or white? Again nothing to do with climbing. I climb with someone because I want to climb. So no I didn't see your post as anti religous or what ever. Actually more in lines with my own thoughts. ooohhh...I see. you were following the point, not railing against it. got it. Yes exactly, sorry for the confusion. I see how my post caused that. Its kind of a beef of mine. People not hanging with someone because they are a different religion, politically party, or of a different point of view. Actually, what really gets me is when people start attending a different church so they are not associated with anymore. Sure I have freinds that moved on, so I don't see them, or think to call them. I still do considered them freinds. But some actually dislike them, just because they go to a different church. Rather petty, certainly not appropriate given the doctoren we claim to follow. All right, rant over. Wrong audience. Lets go climbing.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! That totally blows. Yeah, I wouldn't climb with her either. I hope you let her know that in fair terms, as well as your friend who recommended you two climbign together. Seriously, whats that got to do with rock climbing SPCI? We are not rock climbingcontent. Not arguing religion or politics because that would be content. I think we were both more talking about climbing than religion. At least I was. I gathered his comment was more content based (i.e. - I didn't see it as an anti-religion rant). If that's the case then you're fixed statement above is understandable. Opps, sorry I think I confussed you. I was trying to continue along your lines about how the lady passed climbing with zeke because she was a Christian. So what has that got to do with climbing? Nothing. Or being Dem or Rep? Or black or white? Again nothing to do with climbing. I climb with someone because I want to climb. So no I didn't see your post as anti religous or what ever. Actually more in lines with my own thoughts. ooohhh...I see. you were following the point, not railing against it. got it. Yes exactly, sorry for the confusion. I see how my post caused that. Its kind of a beef of mine. People not hanging with someone because they are a different religion, politically party, or of a different point of view. Actually, what really gets me is when people start attending a different church so they are not associated with anymore. Sure I have freinds that moved on, so I don't see them, or think to call them. I still do considered them freinds. But some actually dislike them, just because they go to a different church. Rather petty, certainly not appropriate given the doctoren we claim to follow. All right, rant over. Wrong audience. Lets go climbing. ++
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sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Dude, that route looks sweet. I wanted to do it, but it snowed. I heard the rock gets super sketch when damp so... Yeah, it looks cool. Sedona's coming into season, so it'll go down soon for sure. I have a buddy who got bouted on The Mace by a shoulder injury, so I know he'll want to get up it. There's some interesting looking routes there and a lot of new development that's not in books yet. I hear it's an acquired taste though, quite chossy in places and a little scary.
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sungam
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zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Dude, that route looks sweet. I wanted to do it, but it snowed. I heard the rock gets super sketch when damp so... Yeah, it looks cool. Sedona's coming into season, so it'll go down soon for sure. I have a buddy who got bouted on The Mace by a shoulder injury, so I know he'll want to get up it. There's some interesting looking routes there and a lot of new development that's not in books yet. I hear it's an acquired taste though, quite chossy in places and a little scary. Yeah, I heard it's kinda fisher-ey. I wanted to do Earth Angel as well. The jump/lean over on the mace looks like a buzz.
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kyleshea
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sungam wrote: I have an obscene amount of homework to do this week, I mean it's fucking sick. I already have at least 12 hours worth of stuff, and that's just one class. Catch-up SUCKS. try catsup.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed. Twas a fine opportunity for wholesale ++ing Which thread? I haven't seen any mashing of teeth this AM. Refering to yesterday when bossman brought down the hammer
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed. Twas a fine opportunity for wholesale ++ing Which thread? I haven't seen any mashing of teeth this AM. Refering to yesterday when bossman brought down the hammer you accidentally your ptftw.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I have an obscene amount of homework to do this week, I mean it's fucking sick. I already have at least 12 hours worth of stuff, and that's just one class. Catch-up SUCKS. Well by all means keep posting. Homework often does itself if left unattended for long enough. I plan on it. Solid. You will go far in life.
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kachoong wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Man, that's teh suck! I had someone bail on me after I had taken a train into a different country (Germany into Switzerland) to go climbing. Lucky I had a friend in the area who was happy to take me out for a climb. Actually ended up being a great four days. Phone bailing the morning of is one thing. That^ would have pissed me off.
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sungam
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I can haz reply 255?
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just sitting here checking out all of the conversation in the new threads. This morning was a bit chaotic. Too bad magnus wasn't around for it. A bummer indeed. Twas a fine opportunity for wholesale ++ing Which thread? I haven't seen any mashing of teeth this AM. Refering to yesterday when bossman brought down the hammer OIC Nothing to do but hammer away at the post count again.
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OK, so the knob Trip Report from Farm Aid won't be up until Wed, but the Facebook one is up as we speak. I can't do the knob one because I have to upload the photos to a different site other than FB in order to post them here.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine.
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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine. You had post number 255, mine was reply number 255.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine. You had post number 255, mine was reply number 255. wrong it would appear that honor belongs to Donny's
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine. You had post number 255, mine was reply number 255. wrong it would appear that honor belongs to Donny's ewe francising slutbag!
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notapplicable
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I'm off to do a bit of the cl***ing. Ya'll have fun at work/school.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine. You had post number 255, mine was reply number 255. wrong it would appear that honor belongs to Donny's ewe francising slutbag! You were just way to excited about having 255. No way I could let that stand. Your happiness that is.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine. You had post number 255, mine was reply number 255. wrong it would appear that honor belongs to Donny's ewe francising slutbag! You were just way to excited about having 255. No way I could let that stand. Your happiness that is. bitch.
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notapplicable wrote: I'm off to do a bit of the cl***ing. Ya'll have fun at work/school. Heh, I'll try.
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sungam
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It's TR time.
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So I've moved in with a bunch of fun super-strong climbers. This past weekend we went down to Shastoe, in Northumbria for some sandstone bouldering. The group that went was Sam (my flatmate), Andy (his friend from highschool), Antoine (a Belgian student) and a friend of Antoine, Katia (who didn't climb). We drove down and walked in with our multitude of pads, across the farm (Northumbria is just one big farm, rolling hills with small trees and the like) and we saw a table that had a bunch of eggs on it, and a few empty cartons saying "Fresh free range eggs - 6 for 1.50 or 12 for 3.00". I didn't have money but it was a pretty cool idea - the area is popular among walkers escaping from Newcastle for the weekend/afternoon. Anyways, here's the pics and descriptions: Walking in. Northumbria. (sorry there are no warm up pics) Sam Flashing a 7a+ roof. It uses a small-ish undercling that you have to reach way above you for, so it's super shouldery. Then you had to make a big move to the lip, then pop again for a sloper, then just top out. Antoine flashing said roof problem. Me trying a hard 7b - the "dyno past the bad holds" beta did not work. I wuz too weak for this problem. Andy using the correct beta. Yes, he stole my hat. Andy *almost* sticking the sloper. He didn't send that day (only Antoine did) but he got damn close. Antoine moving for the sloper. Almost sticking the sloper, he got it next go. Sam working a 7b+ roof/lip thing. It was haaaard. Antoine trying said problem. Sam Andy Antoine. Me Then we went home.
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notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Man, that's teh suck! I had someone bail on me after I had taken a train into a different country (Germany into Switzerland) to go climbing. Lucky I had a friend in the area who was happy to take me out for a climb. Actually ended up being a great four days. Phone bailing the morning of is one thing. That^ would have pissed me off. Yeah it did for a few hours until I could contact my other friend. I was in Bern and he lived back over the border in Konstanz. I took the train there and then spent the week with him climbing in the Donautal. My original plan was to hook up with a friend from England and climb near Grindalwald (and possibly think about the Eiger). Maybe it's lucky I didn't go.
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sungam wrote: So I've moved in with a bunch of fun super-strong climbers. This past weekend we went down to Shastoe, in Northumbria for some sandstone bouldering. The group that went was Sam (my flatmate), Andy (his friend from highschool), Antoine (a Belgian student) and a friend of Antoine, Katia (who didn't climb). We drove down and walked in with our multitude of pads, across the farm (Northumbria is just one big farm, rolling hills with small trees and the like) and we saw a table that had a bunch of eggs on it, and a few empty cartons saying "Fresh free range eggs - 6 for 1.50 or 12 for 3.00". I didn't have money but it was a pretty cool idea - the area is popular among walkers escaping from Newcastle for the weekend/afternoon. Anyways, here's the pics and descriptions: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352468112_719243112_2744361_285305_n.jpg[/image] Walking in. [image]http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352478112_719243112_2744362_6789841_n.jpg[/image] Northumbria. (sorry there are no warm up pics) [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352493112_719243112_2744365_11519_n.jpg[/image] Sam Flashing a 7a+ roof. It uses a small-ish undercling that you have to reach way above you for, so it's super shouldery. Then you had to make a big move to the lip, then pop again for a sloper, then just top out. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352508112_719243112_2744367_492302_n.jpg[/image] Antoine flashing said roof problem. [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352518112_719243112_2744369_1328075_n.jpg[/image] Me trying a hard 7b - the "dyno past the bad holds" beta did not work. I wuz too weak for this problem. [image]http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352628112_719243112_2744384_5820047_n.jpg[/image] Andy using the correct beta. Yes, he stole my hat. [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352633112_719243112_2744385_6657210_n.jpg[/image] Andy *almost* sticking the sloper. He didn't send that day (only Antoine did) but he got damn close. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352558112_719243112_2744373_3737726_n.jpg[/image] Antoine moving for the sloper. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352568112_719243112_2744375_2117720_n.jpg[/image] Almost sticking the sloper, he got it next go. [image]http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352618112_719243112_2744382_5242372_n.jpg[/image] Sam working a 7b+ roof/lip thing. It was haaaard. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352623112_719243112_2744383_7382778_n.jpg[/image] Antoine trying said problem. [image]http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352708112_719243112_2744395_171773_n.jpg[/image] Sam [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352718112_719243112_2744397_5084570_n.jpg[/image] Andy [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352688112_719243112_2744393_3968692_n.jpg[/image] Antoine. Me Then we went home. Looks cold! At least you got out to climb! Nice! Were the eggs sitting in the sun?
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The eggs were in the shade under a small tree, not that it was sunny. It was cold indeed, and I had a cold, so I was well bundled.
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kachoong wrote: notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Looks as if my outdoor climbing season is done. Ankle is doing fine, but the partner has found a man and she wants to get a weekend in climbing with him before the weather turns cold. That was the last weekend I was going to climb outside. Oh well. Disappointed but I understand. I'm not climbing consistently anyway because I'm trying to heal. So I can understand why she'd see him as a better partner (better / consistent partner & better / more romantic undertones). That kinda blows. I think I got the boyfriend ditch recently. I planned to climb a classic tower in Sedona (The Mace) recently with this friend of a friend. I hadn't met her, but our mutual friend recommended we climb together. This girl stipulates she doesn't want to camp out with a guy she's just meeting on a trip. I totally understand. I offer to meet her before, maybe climb at a gym, but we never do. So, we're on track for a daytrip to do a cool climb. I'm packed and ready to go, and then, the night before, she calls up and says it just doesn't feel right. Oh, really? The NIGHT BEFORE it doesn't feel right? Could you have told me the week before? But, she says, we could still climb in a group or something to get to know each other. I tell her, I basically know you well enough now not to want to climb with you at all. Somebody flakes on you that hard right off the bat? Yeah, no. I'm pretty sure she'd been tiptoeing around her boyfriend and then he found out or something and put the kibosh on everything. Besides the whole boyfriend thing - and no offense to anybody who subscribes - she's Christian, and, sorry, the last thing I'd want to do is get involved with that whole mess. I wanted to tell her, hey, this isn't about you, this isn't about you being a girl, this is about climbing a fucking climb! Get over yourself! Man, that's teh suck! I had someone bail on me after I had taken a train into a different country (Germany into Switzerland) to go climbing. Lucky I had a friend in the area who was happy to take me out for a climb. Actually ended up being a great four days. Phone bailing the morning of is one thing. That^ would have pissed me off. Yeah it did for a few hours until I could contact my other friend. I was in Bern and he lived back over the border in Konstanz. I took the train there and then spent the week with him climbing in the Donautal. My original plan was to hook up with a friend from England and climb near Grindalwald (and possibly think about the Eiger). Maybe it's lucky I didn't go. Heh, maybe indeed.
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sungam wrote: So I've moved in with a bunch of fun super-strong climbers. This past weekend we went down to Shastoe, in Northumbria for some sandstone bouldering. The group that went was Sam (my flatmate), Andy (his friend from highschool), Antoine (a Belgian student) and a friend of Antoine, Katia (who didn't climb). We drove down and walked in with our multitude of pads, across the farm (Northumbria is just one big farm, rolling hills with small trees and the like) and we saw a table that had a bunch of eggs on it, and a few empty cartons saying "Fresh free range eggs - 6 for 1.50 or 12 for 3.00". I didn't have money but it was a pretty cool idea - the area is popular among walkers escaping from Newcastle for the weekend/afternoon. Anyways, here's the pics and descriptions: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352468112_719243112_2744361_285305_n.jpg[/image] Walking in. [image]http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352478112_719243112_2744362_6789841_n.jpg[/image] Northumbria. (sorry there are no warm up pics) [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352493112_719243112_2744365_11519_n.jpg[/image] Sam Flashing a 7a+ roof. It uses a small-ish undercling that you have to reach way above you for, so it's super shouldery. Then you had to make a big move to the lip, then pop again for a sloper, then just top out. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352508112_719243112_2744367_492302_n.jpg[/image] Antoine flashing said roof problem. [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352518112_719243112_2744369_1328075_n.jpg[/image] Me trying a hard 7b - the "dyno past the bad holds" beta did not work. I wuz too weak for this problem. [image]http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352628112_719243112_2744384_5820047_n.jpg[/image] Andy using the correct beta. Yes, he stole my hat. [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352633112_719243112_2744385_6657210_n.jpg[/image] Andy *almost* sticking the sloper. He didn't send that day (only Antoine did) but he got damn close. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352558112_719243112_2744373_3737726_n.jpg[/image] Antoine moving for the sloper. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352568112_719243112_2744375_2117720_n.jpg[/image] Almost sticking the sloper, he got it next go. [image]http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352618112_719243112_2744382_5242372_n.jpg[/image] Sam working a 7b+ roof/lip thing. It was haaaard. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352623112_719243112_2744383_7382778_n.jpg[/image] Antoine trying said problem. [image]http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352708112_719243112_2744395_171773_n.jpg[/image] Sam [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352718112_719243112_2744397_5084570_n.jpg[/image] Andy [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352688112_719243112_2744393_3968692_n.jpg[/image] Antoine. [image]http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352603112_719243112_2744380_4869285_n.jpg[/image] Me Then we went home. Sweet! love the last pic with you on the ground.
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Aight - tmie for my own TR from Farm Aid 2009: The year 2009 has not been a good one for me. I'm not going to go into details, but I've gone through the range of loneliness and frustration mixed amongst a sprinkle of disappointment and overzealousness (is that even a word?). The past few weeks have been particularly difficult. I was nervous about this trip. I'm saving cash for my move to Chile next winter and I couldn't see spending extra money for a trip to St. Louis to see a bunch of bands I'd hardly go see if they were touring in Boston. But little by little, as I sucked myself into more aggravation, something changed inside of me and I said, "Fuck it. I'm going. Whatever happens will happen. I'm not going to stop having fun just because life hasn't been fun lately." So I hopped on a plane and, after being delayed by 1.5 hours in Boston and having my Minneapolis-to-St. Louis flight cancelled (and rescheduled), my sister (Ami) and her husband (Chris) met me at the airport late Friday night after a long day of travelling. Thankfully they only live 15 minutes from everywhere in the St. Charles area and it didn't take long before I was sound asleep on their pull-out couch. Farm Aid was on Sunday. It was still Saturday and Ami and Chris had a full day of parenting ahead. Ami spared a few minutes in the morning and took me to downtown St. Charles where there is a very pretty midwestern Main St. down by the Missouri River. We walked around and talked, stopped at a local Scottish-goods store, and enjoyed the cool weather. I was tempted to jump on a rusted, abandoned barge just to see what was inside, but I thought the better of it and we continued back to the car. Then we headed back so that Chris could take the youngest son to a soccer game while I went went with Ami to the middle-son's soccer game. I don't know these kids. I had never met them until I arrived in St. Louis, but I had fun challenging the middle son on as he tried (successfully) to run around two soccer fields in less than five minutes (he was just over four minutes). He's 11 years old. I thought that was a pretty good time. After that we had to prepare for the youngest son's birthday party and the local Chuck E Cheese. I haven't been in one of those places since I was a kid. Mom, Dad: you have my deepest respect. Holy cow those places are mad houses. Thankfully, though, I had to be in downtown St. Louis for the Farm Aid Eve party Saturday night. Chris's father drove me there and dropped me off on a party-hopping "The Loop" (the nickname for Delmar Blvd) at the Blueberry Hill restaurant (owned by Chuck Berry). I was hungry and so glad for the awesome food. Soon enough my Waltham Farm Board co-hort and Farm Aid staff friend (i.e. - she who hooked us all up with this) Alicia showed and I started to loosen up. The band, Seven Smart Fella's, was pretty good and I was starting to get the feeling that St. Louis wasn't the boring farm town I had thought it was. Farmers, it seems, know how to let loose and have fun in a good way. Yeah, people are friendlier in the plains. For the first time in a long time I relaxed and felt good about not being so up tight about things. In short, despite the fact that I've thoroughly enjoyed several things in 2009, I was starting to have fun. Alicia had to head out early and I saw no reason to stick around much longer than that. Ami and Chris met me on The Loop and we walked around and took in the scenery. I was tickled by St. Louis's version of Hollywood's Walk of Fame, and I just felt good about walking around this part of town. I don't know what it was. Maybe it was the atmosphere. Maybe I was just letting go? Maybe I didn't have to be anyone or anyplace to do anything for once. Slowly I felt the knots of stress untie. It was late, but I wanted to see the Arch and I didn't think I'd get the chance before I left on Monday. Ami and Chris were fine with that, so we hopped in the car and took a ride around town. Let me say this, despite the fact that it was dark, I could clearly see that St. Louis has one of the coolest, nicest, prettiest parks in any city I've ever visited. All the museums, fountains, and rolling green hills were impressive. I could easily spend a week just in this park taking in all the sights. I really wish we had more time during the day, but I was impressed with what I saw. Then we went to the Arch. Getting there was a little adventurous due to street closures and the like, but we got there and it was just as impressive as I hoped it would be. I vaguely remember seeing it twice in my life: once when I was travelling across country by car (Mom, correct me if I'm wrong about this) and once again from an airplane when I was flying from somewhere to someplace else. I've always wanted to go up inside of it and see the land below me from the top. But it was midnight at this point and the park rangers were getting restless with all the people stopping to see it in the middle of the night. Still, I wandered all the way down to the Mississippi River (I didn't dip my fingers in. I kind of regret that now) to get a better angle, then I ran up the steps to shoot from directly below. Ami and Chris got shots of the moon underneath the silver metal. It was a cool night, but the smooth Arch was not cool to the touch. It was impressively blank and stark and calm and imposing and meaningful all at once. It is a thing of pure beauty. The three of us were up early to be at the volunteer tent for an 830am briefing. Breakfast, the locally grown by local farmers kind, was about as good as I'd ever had. I even went back for more hashbrowns, and I've never been a fan of potatoes! We were stationed at a donation booth and it was our task to set it up, decorate it with hay, cornstalks, and pumpkins from the press conference. Then the gates opened at noon and the show started. We were close to the stage and could hear all the early acts go on and come off. The crowd was building in ancipation for the main acts later on. I wanted to see Willie, Neil, and John (I couldn't have cared less about Dave Matthews, but he did a PHENOMENAL duet with Willie on some song called Graveyard (or something like that) and I was suddenly impressed with someone whose music I've never liked much). I was looking forward to Wilco. I wanted to soak in the atmosphere. I couldn't wait for our shift to finish (and man, by 3pm, I WAS HUNGRY!!). I've had a lot of dissapointment the past few weeks. Some of it I knew was coming (such as having to stick it out at work another couple of months). Other parts I was taken by surprise. I've always been someone who feeds off chemistry with people but it seems that when I've sensed it was present it turned out to not be true. Since my divorce 2.5 years ago I've worried that I'd never feel that again, and I'm perpetually wrong still, and it still sucks, and I did nothing but drag my heart around with me all day Friday through the frustrating flight delays and cancellation. But we got busy at the donation booth. The one thing I learned about farmers is that they really care about Farm Aid. We were selling programs for whatever donation people wanted to give. A few gave a buck, but the vast majority of people gave five, ten, twenty, and even $100 a few times. Some of those folks who gave more than $20 didn't take the DVD they could have had for that price. It was crazy. And it was fun. And even though my stomach was turning from hunger, and even though the second shift was 45 minutes late to relieve us, I was so satisfied with what I was doing that I forgot for a few minutes that I was supposed to be sad. Of course, once the final person came to relieve me, I was immediately saddened by the fact that the food tent was closed until 430pm. "DAMN!" I said to myself. The food was so good that morning that I refused to buy from a concession store. I had 45 minutes to wait until it opened again. I had lost Ami and Chris only to find out that at 330pm they managed to score box tickets for only one hour. By the time I realized this it was closer to 4pm. In order to get a ticket for myself I was going to have to track down one of the Farm Aid employees. These folks were running all over the place in an outdoor stadium that easily holds 20,000 people. How was I going to track her down, get a ticket, and get to the box seat in time to catch the latest act? It seemed impossible, so I figured that I would let someone else have the ticket instead. But then my boredom got the best of me and I decided to take a chance to see if she was at the Volunteer Tent. I figured that all the tickets would have been given away at this point. I held out no hope. I was hungry and the alloted time to be in the box was almost up. But, to my surprise, the woman was there with the ticket. I had 15 minutes left to get a wristband from someone (apparently the ticket is not enough to get you in) and get to my seat. "OK," I said, "I can do this." At the very least I knew I'd be reunited with Ami and Chris. Well, an odd thing happened along the way. I learned that the wristband was one of those sticky ones that one gets when going to a nightclub. They can't be taken off easily for a reason: they aren't supposed to be swapped out (only one person can use it because the only way to take it off your wrist is to rip it, thus making it invalid). The woman with the wristbands said that she'd come and get us at 430pm. She wasn't sure how this was going to work, but she only had one wristband for every ticket. Somehow they were going to try to get the wistbands off the current squattors and onto the wrists of the new lucky recipients. I caught the last few minutes of the show that was on stage (Country singer Jamey Johnson - maybe?) and 430pm soon came. I wanted to dash off to get food, but I knew they were coming to get us. I didn't want to screw over the next person by disappearing, so I waited. And we waited. And then Gretchen Wilson came on (funny story about this in a minute). And soon it was quarter to five. And then it was five. We didn't know what to do, so we just stayed there listening to our stomachs compete with the on-stage talent. Finally, Chris recieved a text message that said something like this, "Hey folks. We can't figure out how to exchange the wristbands. Enjoy your night." WOOOOHOOOOO!!!!! We grabbed dinner and brought it back to the box to enjoy the rest of the show. I felt much better after that. We watched the rest of Gretchen Wilson and then Wilco after her. Wilson at one point shouted out to the crownd, "Any of you folks out there proud rednecks?". Half the crowd went nuts. And then Wilco got on stage later and shouted, "Any of you folks out there NOT rednecks?" The other half went nuts, too. I smiled and enjoyed that moment. While I enjoyed Wilson's upbeat music and performance in general, I gotta say that she's all gimmicks pandering to a specific population. I was a little embarrassed at how she took advantage of the flag and all. I believe every bit that she's a good patriot, but I don't believe one bit that she's a tolerant citizen. Anyway, I wasn't too thrilled about seeing the next two performers (Jason Mraz and Dave Matthews), so I went to find Alicia. She was taking down the booth that she had worked during the day. Once we took down her stuff, we brought it all backstage to the Farm Aid trailer. Wow, what a mad house it is backstage. So many buses. So many roadies. There's a lot that goes into putting on a show like this and I was glad to see first hand what that was like. Alicia headed off to do some work and I went back to the box. I caught the tail end of Dave Matthews (and the awesome duet with Willie Nelson) and Alicia joined us in the box. "So," she said turning to me, "you want to get up close?" "Yeah," I said. "When, who, how?" "I can get you up there for Neil Young if you want." "Sweet!" She took off and grabbed her spare all-access Event Staff pass and I met her down by the stage midway through John Mellencamp's performance (btw - surprisingly, John Mellencamp is one damn good performer on stage. I wasn't expecting that at all, but he knows how to put on a show and take care of the crowd). We wanted a good spot for Young, so we went in before Mellencamp was done and we joined the photographers in that space that is between the stage and the front row of seats. That was incredible. We were so close. I mean, we were less than five feet away from the performers. In fact, when Willie Nelson came on I could actually hear his guitar straight from his fingers on the strings before I heard it on the speakers around me. We were that close. We got good seats for Young, but then he requested no photographers or staff in front of his mic, so we all had to cram off to the sides. I'm claustrophobic a bit and I thought I was going to die for a while, but then the photographers cleared out and we all raced across to the other side where the newly empty seats were located. I was the odd man out, so I sat on the ground, but still, what a rush to be so close. Then Willie Nelson came on. The Farm Aid staff had to leave, so Alicia left me alone to watch Willie from up close. I was surprised by a lot of things when he came on. Firstly, the guy actually has a nice voice. I wasn't expecting that. But what really surprised me was that even though he seemingly had no clue what was going on (he stopped singing in the middle of lyrics, his incredibly beat up guitar was way out of tune, and he often stopped playing altogether to watch his son Lukas, who played with his own band earlier in the day and was awesome, carry the show), he was still obviously the biggest star on stage. I guess there is a following from him, but it made sense that he was the last person to go on and play. He played duets with several folks thoughout the day, and each time he came on the performances was incredible and the crowd went nuts. Again, he was the least talented person to perform that night and yet he was without question the biggest star. Some people just have it, I guess. The night then ended and we retreated back to the house. We were tired from a long day and all of us were soon sound asleep. Chris was gone by the time I woke up the next morning and that gave me a bit more time with Ami before I left. Ami's been through a lot in her life. By far and away she's had more downs than I have. I have to say that I'm proud of where she's made it to in her life. She likes St. Louis. The pace has been good for her, and so has Chris and his family. While I could never live too far from the sea, I can see why she likes it here. There's a friendliness and calming that blows through the fields. I felt it and I was happy. This was the best weekend I've spent in all of 2009. I won't forget this weekend for a long, long time. PS - the pilot on my flight home was Capt Picard and his co-pilot was Kirk. I guess we know how that story turned out eh? Linky to all the photos
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Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage.
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sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. Yeah, totally. Bad food just seems so unappealing when I'm exercising regularly. But I think I'm weird in that I lose my appetite when I work out (or work hard, etc). I can actually go all day without food when climbing.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. I accidentally my ptftw... THE WHOLE THING.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. Yeah, totally. Bad food just seems so unappealing when I'm exercising regularly. But I think I'm weird in that I lose my appetite when I work out (or work hard, etc). I can actually go all day without food when climbing. That may be due to the adrenaline, though. One of the effects of raised Adrenaline/Epinephrine levels in the blood is slowed/halted digestive action.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. Yeah, totally. Bad food just seems so unappealing when I'm exercising regularly. But I think I'm weird in that I lose my appetite when I work out (or work hard, etc). I can actually go all day without food when climbing. Oh nooooo, that is impossible for me. I neeeed sustainance when climbing! I used to take ingredients to make sammiches... ham, cheese and an avacado under my helmet. Running and working out though is kinda different, although once it's over I really crave lots of veggies and salmon for some reason. Nice TR btw...
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holy crap this thread has more content then the whole of the spci part one!!!!!
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Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli.
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sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak!
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep.
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. try catsup
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. Yeah, totally. Bad food just seems so unappealing when I'm exercising regularly. But I think I'm weird in that I lose my appetite when I work out (or work hard, etc). I can actually go all day without food when climbing. Oh nooooo, that is impossible for me. I neeeed sustainance when climbing! I used to take ingredients to make sammiches... ham, cheese and an avacado under my helmet. Running and working out though is kinda different, although once it's over I really crave lots of veggies and salmon for some reason. Nice TR btw... Thanks on the TR. Yeah, I just can't get myself to eat more when I'm busy. I always lose a ton of weight in the summer when I'm climbing on weekends because I just don't eat much and I'm climbing a lot. this summer has been very different, though: bum ankle = less climbing = no weight loss. However, this gym membership is going to pay dividends.
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. Just kidding with the steak... nothing in my opinion makes cabbage any better. That's from 2 years in Germany. Vomit stew! I like to use couscous too instead of rice... we got some quinoa fairly recently but have yet to try it out.
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>30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content.
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: I can haz reply 255? According to the post count on my page, that honor was mine. You had post number 255, mine was reply number 255. wrong it would appear that honor belongs to Donny's ewe francising slutbag! fftw
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms. take out the onions and I won't disagree.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms. take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan?
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sungam wrote: So I've moved in with a bunch of fun super-strong climbers. This past weekend we went down to Shastoe, in Northumbria for some sandstone bouldering. The group that went was Sam (my flatmate), Andy (his friend from highschool), Antoine (a Belgian student) and a friend of Antoine, Katia (who didn't climb). We drove down and walked in with our multitude of pads, across the farm (Northumbria is just one big farm, rolling hills with small trees and the like) and we saw a table that had a bunch of eggs on it, and a few empty cartons saying "Fresh free range eggs - 6 for 1.50 or 12 for 3.00". I didn't have money but it was a pretty cool idea - the area is popular among walkers escaping from Newcastle for the weekend/afternoon. Anyways, here's the pics and descriptions: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352468112_719243112_2744361_285305_n.jpg[/image] Walking in. [image]http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352478112_719243112_2744362_6789841_n.jpg[/image] Northumbria. (sorry there are no warm up pics) [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352493112_719243112_2744365_11519_n.jpg[/image] Sam Flashing a 7a+ roof. It uses a small-ish undercling that you have to reach way above you for, so it's super shouldery. Then you had to make a big move to the lip, then pop again for a sloper, then just top out. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352508112_719243112_2744367_492302_n.jpg[/image] Antoine flashing said roof problem. [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352518112_719243112_2744369_1328075_n.jpg[/image] Me trying a hard 7b - the "dyno past the bad holds" beta did not work. I wuz too weak for this problem. [image]http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352628112_719243112_2744384_5820047_n.jpg[/image] Andy using the correct beta. Yes, he stole my hat. [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352633112_719243112_2744385_6657210_n.jpg[/image] Andy *almost* sticking the sloper. He didn't send that day (only Antoine did) but he got damn close. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352558112_719243112_2744373_3737726_n.jpg[/image] Antoine moving for the sloper. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352568112_719243112_2744375_2117720_n.jpg[/image] Almost sticking the sloper, he got it next go. [image]http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352618112_719243112_2744382_5242372_n.jpg[/image] Sam working a 7b+ roof/lip thing. It was haaaard. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352623112_719243112_2744383_7382778_n.jpg[/image] Antoine trying said problem. [image]http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352708112_719243112_2744395_171773_n.jpg[/image] Sam [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352718112_719243112_2744397_5084570_n.jpg[/image] Andy [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs272.snc1/9932_161352688112_719243112_2744393_3968692_n.jpg[/image] Antoine. [image]http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9932_161352603112_719243112_2744380_4869285_n.jpg[/image] Me Then we went home. Rats, photos blocked at work. I'll have to log in at home to check them out. Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst?
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms. take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms. take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun
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donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope.
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Nice write up. Sometimes its just really nice to have a weekend of no responsibilities, sit back, and enjoy the show. Go one.
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sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Um, nothing but broccoli and cabbage. Thay can't turn out well...
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Dang, I accidently my PTFTW again again.
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sungam wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. I accidentally my ptftw... THE WHOLE THING. Hey....
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donald949 wrote: Dang, I accidently my PTFTW again again. I was gunna francis you but NNNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I had to lose my fucking huge stack of delatables because of "performance issues". teh.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! LOL True dat.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. I accidentally my ptftw... THE WHOLE THING. Hey.... You posted it on rc.com, so rc.com ownz the phrase. And rc.com shares the wealth - those socialist muslin bastards.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Nice writeup. Hopefully I'ma get out this weekend too. Still on the weight cutting, but I got sick of broccoli so now I'm on cabbage. Thanks. I just joined a conventional gym for the first time in a long time. Since I shouldn't be climbing, I figure I'll get other workouts in. It's funny how exercise curbs my appetite and makes me desire healthier foods. It's a win-win. You to? When I start training hard, I don't want to eat, but when I do I want juicy apples, piles of veg, and fresh fruit juice. Except at breakfast - then I want piles of complex carbs (a la wheatbix). Anybody that has seen my normal eating habits knows that this is not the same as when I am roadtripping. I accidentally my ptftw... THE WHOLE THING. Hey.... You posted it on rc.com, so rc.com ownz the phrase. And rc.com shares the wealth - those socialist muslin bastards. Well I copied the idea from the I Accidently My Flashlight thread a while back. Or was it fleshlight??? So socialist away.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope. Do it now. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!one two three five seven eleven Any links to pics? The Bugs have always been very impressive looking, but look hard to get to, cold, pretty extrem climbing. How did you like them?
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope. Do it now. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!one two three five seven eleven Any links to pics? The Bugs have always been very impressive looking, but look hard to get to, cold, pretty extrem climbing. How did you like them? My favourite place in the world - even better then Scotland. Well, almost. Darkside still hasn't uploaded the pictures.
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sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.)
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zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that.
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kachoong
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. I dunno, the well water here is teh suck!
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope. Do it now. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!one two three five seven eleven Any links to pics? The Bugs have always been very impressive looking, but look hard to get to, cold, pretty extrem climbing. How did you like them? My favourite place in the world - even better then Scotland. Well, almost. Darkside still hasn't uploaded the pictures. That about what I keep hearing. But what is it like to camp and hike and climb there. Is there car camping, can you hike into reasonable backcountry camp sites? I've made camp on the side of the mountain, its ok over night when passing through, not an ideal base for climbing and hiking IMO. Also, is there climbing that isn't 5.10+ IV? If I take my family, is there much to see from the road? Anyrate, look forward your pictures when they get uploaded. For Sure.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope. Do it now. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!one two three five seven eleven Any links to pics? The Bugs have always been very impressive looking, but look hard to get to, cold, pretty extrem climbing. How did you like them? My favourite place in the world - even better then Scotland. Well, almost. Darkside still hasn't uploaded the pictures. That about what I keep hearing. But what is it like to camp and hike and climb there. Is there car camping, can you hike into reasonable backcountry camp sites? I've made camp on the side of the mountain, its ok over night when passing through, not an ideal base for climbing and hiking IMO. Also, is there climbing that isn't 5.10+ IV? If I take my family, is there much to see from the road? Anyrate, look forward your pictures when they get uploaded. For Sure. Roadside camping - no. Best 5.4 IN THE WORLD? Yes. http://www.alpinedave.com/.../august03/pigeon.htm It's a 3-7 hour walk-in to the campsite/hut depending on how much kit you have/ how fit you are. There are chains/ladders on the exposed sections and it all feels steady (no sketchyness). The hut is 25 bucks a night per person, and camping is 8 or something. There were a lot of family groups there. Eastpost Spire is another easy one, but bring a short rope if kids/friends are coming along. Hell, bring a short rope anyways - the downclimb from the summit, while 4th class, feels sketchy. The rest is steep walking with a few mantles thrown in. Plenty of fun hikes. Fun for all the family, as long as they don't get too tired on the approach. The hut has full kitchen facilities, but no fridge.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope. Do it now. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!one two three five seven eleven Any links to pics? The Bugs have always been very impressive looking, but look hard to get to, cold, pretty extrem climbing. How did you like them? My favourite place in the world - even better then Scotland. Well, almost. Darkside still hasn't uploaded the pictures. That about what I keep hearing. But what is it like to camp and hike and climb there. Is there car camping, can you hike into reasonable backcountry camp sites? I've made camp on the side of the mountain, its ok over night when passing through, not an ideal base for climbing and hiking IMO. Also, is there climbing that isn't 5.10+ IV? If I take my family, is there much to see from the road? Anyrate, look forward your pictures when they get uploaded. For Sure. Roadside camping - no. Best 5.4 IN THE WORLD? Yes. http://www.alpinedave.com/.../august03/pigeon.htm It's a 3-7 hour walk-in to the campsite/hut depending on how much kit you have/ how fit you are. There are chains/ladders on the exposed sections and it all feels steady (no sketchyness). The hut is 25 bucks a night per person, and camping is 8 or something. There were a lot of family groups there. Eastpost Spire is another easy one, but bring a short rope if kids/friends are coming along. Hell, bring a short rope anyways - the downclimb from the summit, while 4th class, feels sketchy. The rest is steep walking with a few mantles thrown in. Plenty of fun hikes. Fun for all the family, as long as they don't get too tired on the approach. The hut has full kitchen facilities, but no fridge. This is one of my most favorite places in the world. And here And here And here
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Sun thanks for the info and link. Nice looking approach:
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Nice looking crack:
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: And here And here I heard it's a little too hot in Thailand. That last one... Austria? all I see is .au but it can't be aussie land. Thailand was fine when we went in May last year. That last one is the South Face of Mt Hicks from Empress Hut on the side of Mt Cook. I spent many days staring up at that face.... wanting it bad! We were trying Mt Cook but had three unsuccessful attempts from that side due to bad snow and ice conditions. One of my dreams will be to go do it in winter.
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donald949 wrote: Sun thanks for the info and link. Nice looking approach: [image]http://www.alpinedave.com/bugaboos/august03/pigeon_deproach.jpg[/image] Hah, yeah - that part is good. I forgot to mention the crux of the route, the Bugaboo Snowpatch col: (in particularly bad looking condition). More normal conditions. Be prepared for surprise forming of grade 3 ice. Edit to add - and yawning crevasses/bergshrunds.
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sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat?
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Then there's the wild traverse The caption from the page says "Marcus contemplating the exposure. " Yea, no doubt *pucker*
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Sun thanks for the info and link. Nice looking approach: Hah, yeah - that part is good. I forgot to mention the crux of the route, the Bugaboo Snowpatch col: (in particularly bad looking condition). More normal conditions. Be prepared for surprise forming of grade 3 ice. Edit to add - and yawning crevasses/bergshrunds. Ouch, rough approach...
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Otherwise, did you ever write up post photos of the bugs, the chief, levenworst? Nope. Do it now. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111!one two three five seven eleven Any links to pics? The Bugs have always been very impressive looking, but look hard to get to, cold, pretty extrem climbing. How did you like them? My favourite place in the world - even better then Scotland. Well, almost. Darkside still hasn't uploaded the pictures. That about what I keep hearing. But what is it like to camp and hike and climb there. Is there car camping, can you hike into reasonable backcountry camp sites? I've made camp on the side of the mountain, its ok over night when passing through, not an ideal base for climbing and hiking IMO. Also, is there climbing that isn't 5.10+ IV? If I take my family, is there much to see from the road? Anyrate, look forward your pictures when they get uploaded. For Sure. Roadside camping - no. Best 5.4 IN THE WORLD? Yes. http://www.alpinedave.com/.../august03/pigeon.htm It's a 3-7 hour walk-in to the campsite/hut depending on how much kit you have/ how fit you are. There are chains/ladders on the exposed sections and it all feels steady (no sketchyness). The hut is 25 bucks a night per person, and camping is 8 or something. There were a lot of family groups there. Eastpost Spire is another easy one, but bring a short rope if kids/friends are coming along. Hell, bring a short rope anyways - the downclimb from the summit, while 4th class, feels sketchy. The rest is steep walking with a few mantles thrown in. Plenty of fun hikes. Fun for all the family, as long as they don't get too tired on the approach. The hut has full kitchen facilities, but no fridge. This is one of my most favorite places in the world. And here And here And here These look all good too.
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? if I could somehow get out of my lazy boy recliner, I would totally floor that Scottish bastard! *whew* let me catch my breath... I just broke a sweat typing this.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. oh boy, here we go...
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup.
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donald949 wrote: Then there's the wild traverse The caption from the page says "Marcus contemplating the exposure. " Yea, no doubt *pucker* Fantastic exposure, but an easy walk.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Sun thanks for the info and link. Nice looking approach: [image]http://www.alpinedave.com/bugaboos/august03/pigeon_deproach.jpg[/image] Hah, yeah - that part is good. I forgot to mention the crux of the route, the Bugaboo Snowpatch col: [image]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_QERtSW65XP0/SomTd_oW6wI/AAAAAAAAAzk/2VzhTJgW8SA/s400/DSCF0640.JPG[/image] (in particularly bad looking condition). [image]http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1191/1087104792_924f5b1f9e_o.jpg[/image] More normal conditions. Be prepared for surprise forming of grade 3 ice. Edit to add - and yawning crevasses/bergshrunds. Ouch, rough approach... Unfortunately so.
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stance. reflect in teh glori of a well-proteckted ptftw!!!
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kyleshea
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. i watched a movie called In Bruges last night, and in some parts they took the piss out of americans for being fat and loud. it was hilarious.
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kyleshea
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zeke_sf wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? if I could somehow get out of my lazy boy recliner, I would totally floor that Scottish bastard! *whew* let me catch my breath... I just broke a sweat typing this. relax there guy, dont wanna send that blood pressure throught the ruff.
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kyleshea
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. i watched a movie called In Bruges last night, and in some parts they took the piss out of americans for being fat and loud. it was hilarious. That's one of my favorite movies ever! Probably one of Ferrell's best performances. My roomamte had to put the subtitles on... heh! Dunno what his problem was!
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Then there's the wild traverse The caption from the page says "Marcus contemplating the exposure. " Yea, no doubt *pucker* Fantastic exposure, but an easy walk. Yes, no doubt. You can see the litchen worn off, and hes walking tall. But still, wow, *pucker*
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. oh boy, here we go... INCT. well I would, but I'm at work and don't want to be canned for creating a hostle work environment.
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donald949
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Dang, I though the #9 was the shit, or is the #9 just plan shit. So hard to keep up.
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kyleshea
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kachoong wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. i watched a movie called In Bruges last night, and in some parts they took the piss out of americans for being fat and loud. it was hilarious. That's one of my favorite movies ever! Probably one of Ferrell's best performances. My roomamte had to put the subtitles on... heh! Dunno what his problem was! yeah, the girl i watched it with told me i'd have to pay real close attention, cause of the accents, but i had no problem. then again i've lived with scotsmen, and if you can understand them, you can understand anyone. Ferrell was great in that movie.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. Duntz use that phrase. It's lame as shit and extenuates gay-bashing, which iz bad.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. i watched a movie called In Bruges last night, and in some parts they took the piss out of americans for being fat and loud. it was hilarious. I LOVE that movie.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. Duntz use that phrase. It's lame as shit and extenuates gay-bashing, which iz bad. didya even click the link to see what was being discussed?
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kyleshea
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. Duntz use that phrase. It's lame as shit and extenuates gay-bashing, which iz bad. didya even click the link to see what was being discussed? rather gay.
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zeke_sf wrote: stance. reflect in teh glori of a well-proteckted ptftw!!! Strong werk... Moving on now.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today.
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donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch
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The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective.
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kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch fish jalfrazee with spicy onion chutney and plain naan (with white rice, of course)
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Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch fish jalfrazee with spicy onion chutney and plain naan (with white rice, of course) fuckin love naan
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side?
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch fish jalfrazee with spicy onion chutney and plain naan (with white rice, of course) fuckin love naan I buy it in the store quite a bit. easy to cook: just put a little bit of oil (or water) and then heat it up in the oven for 3.5 minutes (I usually do it at 400 degrees after my fish is done cooking). Comes out real nice when you do it like that.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot!
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side?
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? Put me down for Right side too.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus i actually have no basis for my choice.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch fish jalfrazee with spicy onion chutney and plain naan (with white rice, of course) fuckin love naan I buy it in the store quite a bit. easy to cook: just put a little bit of oil (or water) and then heat it up in the oven for 3.5 minutes (I usually do it at 400 degrees after my fish is done cooking). Comes out real nice when you do it like that. Of course it didn't help that every blessed resturaunt in Joplin, including KFC, was a All You Can Eat Buffet. I'm taking the long way w/ the stairs to the parking lot this evening.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus i actually have no basis for my choice. The way the raised platforms and staris angle away from the right to the left.
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kyleshea
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch fish jalfrazee with spicy onion chutney and plain naan (with white rice, of course) fuckin love naan I buy it in the store quite a bit. easy to cook: just put a little bit of oil (or water) and then heat it up in the oven for 3.5 minutes (I usually do it at 400 degrees after my fish is done cooking). Comes out real nice when you do it like that. Of course it didn't help that every blessed resturaunt in Joplin, including KFC, was a All You Can Eat Buffet. I'm taking the long way w/ the stairs to the parking lot this evening. just walk home
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? Put me down for Right side too. I am guessing you are standing on the river side of the arch, and if I remember correctly that would put the left side closest to you??
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donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus i actually have no basis for my choice. The way the raised platforms and staris angle away from the right to the left. are you sure the stairs just aren't off-angle and that the left side isn't in front of me with the right side off in the distance?
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lockeyaaron wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? Put me down for Right side too. I am guessing you are standing on the river side of the arch, and if I remember correctly that would put the left side closest to you?? definitely taken from the river side. In fact, I had to lie down to take this pic to get as much of the arch as I could.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: lockeyaaron wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? Put me down for Right side too. I am guessing you are standing on the river side of the arch, and if I remember correctly that would put the left side closest to you?? definitely taken from the river side. In fact, I had to lie down to take this pic to get as much of the arch as I could. The real question is if the arch is parallel or perpendicular to the stairs. knowing that fact will give you the answer. (or, there's also a small hint in the arch itself, but it's subtle)
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: lockeyaaron wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? Put me down for Right side too. I am guessing you are standing on the river side of the arch, and if I remember correctly that would put the left side closest to you?? definitely taken from the river side. In fact, I had to lie down to take this pic to get as much of the arch as I could. The real question is if the arch is parallel or perpendicular to the stairs. knowing that fact will give you the answer. (or, there's also a small hint in the arch itself, but it's subtle) reflection of the light?
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: lockeyaaron wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. [image]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3989152096_62aff8cd84.jpg[/image] And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? Put me down for Right side too. I am guessing you are standing on the river side of the arch, and if I remember correctly that would put the left side closest to you?? definitely taken from the river side. In fact, I had to lie down to take this pic to get as much of the arch as I could. The real question is if the arch is parallel or perpendicular to the stairs. knowing that fact will give you the answer. (or, there's also a small hint in the arch itself, but it's subtle) reflection of the light? no. in fact, that actually helps to tell the lie. (of course, that may have just given it away)
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus i actually have no basis for my choice. The way the raised platforms and staris angle away from the right to the left. are you sure the stairs just aren't off-angle and that the left side isn't in front of me with the right side off in the distance? But it's so simple. All I have to do is divine from what I know of you: are you the sort of man who would say the stairs are off at an angle or pretend to say they are? Now, a clever man would think you are saying the left side to be tricky, because he would know that only a great fool would say the right side when you've said the left. I am not a great fool, so I can clearly not choose the right side. But you must have known I was not a great fool, you would have counted on it, so I can clearly not choose the left side.
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kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. are you calling americans fat? yup. http://media.peopleofwalmart.com/...oads/2009/10/282.jpg I spent a week in Joplin MO last spring on Business. I could have doubled the number of pics on that sight from one short trip through Joplin's Wallmart. I'm eating salad for lunch today. i had spicy doritos for lunch fish jalfrazee with spicy onion chutney and plain naan (with white rice, of course) fuckin love naan I buy it in the store quite a bit. easy to cook: just put a little bit of oil (or water) and then heat it up in the oven for 3.5 minutes (I usually do it at 400 degrees after my fish is done cooking). Comes out real nice when you do it like that. Of course it didn't help that every blessed resturaunt in Joplin, including KFC, was a All You Can Eat Buffet. I'm taking the long way w/ the stairs to the parking lot this evening. just walk home Something like that.
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus i actually have no basis for my choice. The way the raised platforms and staris angle away from the right to the left. are you sure the stairs just aren't off-angle and that the left side isn't in front of me with the right side off in the distance? But it's so simple. All I have to do is divine from what I know of you: are you the sort of man who would say the stairs are off at an angle or pretend to say they are? Now, a clever man would think you are saying the left side to be tricky, because he would know that only a great fool would say the right side when you've said the left. I am not a great fool, so I can clearly not choose the right side. But you must have known I was not a great fool, you would have counted on it, so I can clearly not choose the left side. hint: its not a scratch'n'sniff, so there is no smell.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: The cool thing about this photo is that you can't tell which end of the arch is closer to the photographer. And yet, I know where I shot this from and its definitely off to one of the sides. I've tried looking for clues, but each one could be a clue for the other side, too, depending on the perspective. i would guess the right side is closer. any other guesses? anyone for the left side? ill say its the right side. whoever guessed the left is an idiot! other than plain personal superiority, what clues do you have to say it is the right side? donny and i came to a consensus i actually have no basis for my choice. The way the raised platforms and staris angle away from the right to the left. are you sure the stairs just aren't off-angle and that the left side isn't in front of me with the right side off in the distance? But it's so simple. All I have to do is divine from what I know of you: are you the sort of man who would say the stairs are off at an angle or pretend to say they are? Now, a clever man would think you are saying the left side to be tricky, because he would know that only a great fool would say the right side when you've said the left. I am not a great fool, so I can clearly not choose the right side. But you must have known I was not a great fool, you would have counted on it, so I can clearly not choose the left side. hint: its not a scratch'n'sniff, so there is no smell. I'm not remotely finished. Because I come from Australia, as everyone knows, and Australia is entirely peopled with criminals, and criminals are used to having people not trust them, as I don't trust you for saying that scratch'n'sniffs don't smell, so I can clearly not choose the right side... it smells of deceit!
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OK, I'm done... the left side is closer!
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Its that time friends
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Score so far: left = 2 (kachoong, lockeyaaron) right = 2 (kyleshea, donny) I'm going for best of seven. edited to say: show your work.
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PTFTW
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Fail
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left side, cuz that's the way it looks. and your hint about it being a lie leads me to believe the shinier, closer side actually isn't. good pb references from kachoong.
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Score so far: left = 3 (kachoong, lockeyaaron, zeke) right = 2 (kyleshea, donny) I'm going for best of seven. show your work. will the right side make a comeback down 3-2 in a best of seven? or will the left take it in six? dum, dum, dummmmm...
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My vote is on right. Only slightly, though.
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Score so far: left = 3 (kachoong, lockeyaaron, zeke) right = 3 (kyleshea, donny, sunny) I'm going for best of seven. show your work. OK, we need a tie breaker. can the SPCI get it right?
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phew - a Jeremiah post that didn't get flamed. Finally!
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he does good when he does it, though.
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OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored.
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time to practice spanish I guess
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Gmburns2000 wrote: OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored. shit, it's already 3:30 here!
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oooh...maybe play yacht(zee) on facebook. yeah, that sounds better
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woo-hoo! pc++ in the morning!
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sungam
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Gmburns2000 wrote: phew - a Jeremiah post that didn't get flamed. Finally! heh.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored. shit, it's already 3:30 here! pffft...like that matters. everyone knows the clock starts at 8am EST and ends at 5pm PCT.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: woo-hoo! pc++ in the morning! ftw.
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Beating t3h BET thread ftw!
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I think it's nearing that time...
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A few moar?
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Almost...
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there...
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ptftw?
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protekt.
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moar?
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slung tree.
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linkz cam in pod.
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In reply to: linkz cam in pod. oh noez!
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Better getz some bomber proze.
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Leeper camhookz.
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Grey Alienz?
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Yore gonna die broze!
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A stitch in time...
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Saves nine (and some titanium plates):
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wooo!
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fuckit, over halfway to the next won.
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just keep swimming...
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swim swim swimming
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off count?
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if a ninja jumps out of a tree in the woods, but there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound?
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tried
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In reply to: if a ninja jumps out of a tree in the woods, but there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? NO, no it doesn't - if a ninja does anything anywhere it doesn't make a sound.
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got my first ptftw
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skethcy blue alien
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In reply to: In reply to: if a ninja jumps out of a tree in the woods, but there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? NO, no it doesn't - if a ninja does anything anywhere it doesn't make a sound. And if it DID make a sound - it would probably be the last sound you ever heard.
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Ninjas FTW!
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Protekt t3h ninjaz?
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sungam wrote: In reply to: In reply to: if a ninja jumps out of a tree in the woods, but there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? NO, no it doesn't - if a ninja does anything anywhere it doesn't make a sound. And if it DID make a sound - it would probably be the last sound you ever heard.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien RRRrrrriiiiiiippppppeeeeeeedddddddddd. Shudda gotzed a mastercam.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: In reply to: In reply to: if a ninja jumps out of a tree in the woods, but there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? NO, no it doesn't - if a ninja does anything anywhere it doesn't make a sound. And if it DID make a sound - it would probably be the last sound you ever heard. Win.
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We can haz 1k today?
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but we needz a gud subject.
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What should it be?
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What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick.
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One more then I gotta get some work done.
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some training, too.
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Heh, miscount for the FAIL! Anywayz - I'm away.
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sungam wrote: In reply to: if a ninja jumps out of a tree in the woods, but there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound? NO, no it doesn't - if a ninja does anything anywhere it doesn't make a sound. Always remember: What you can't see can hurt you very very seriously!
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sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter.
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sungam wrote: Anywayz - I'm away. That didn't last long.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. We're actually still having to put our AC on occasionally. We find it hard to sleep unless it's cold! I like this inbetween period, when you don't need heating or AC. Yay says the bank!
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It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh!
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. We're actually still having to put our AC on occasionally. We find it hard to sleep unless it's cold! I like this inbetween period, when you don't need heating or AC. Yay says the bank! Heh, give them AWL YORE MONEEZ. Are you going to e-rock again? I thought you went last weekend? Have I comfuzzled time again?
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hmmm... 19k today?
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kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now.
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. We're actually still having to put our AC on occasionally. We find it hard to sleep unless it's cold! I like this inbetween period, when you don't need heating or AC. Yay says the bank! Heh, give them AWL YORE MONEEZ. Are you going to e-rock again? I thought you went last weekend? Have I comfuzzled time again? Nah it's this weekend... I may have mentioned it last week. Tomorrow has 80% chance of rain but Sat and Sun have 0-10% chance. Yay!
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now. It's a little laborious the way it's set up, especially if you need to add the route first. I'm lucky for the crags where I grew up and started climbing since I'm the route editor and can move sections and clean it up a bit too.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now. It's a little laborious the way it's set up, especially if you need to add the route first. I'm lucky for the crags where I grew up and started climbing since I'm the route editor and can move sections and clean it up a bit too. I see your list is already growing.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. We're actually still having to put our AC on occasionally. We find it hard to sleep unless it's cold! I like this inbetween period, when you don't need heating or AC. Yay says the bank! Heh, give them AWL YORE MONEEZ. Are you going to e-rock again? I thought you went last weekend? Have I comfuzzled time again? Nah it's this weekend... I may have mentioned it last week. Tomorrow has 80% chance of rain but Sat and Sun have 0-10% chance. Yay! If it pours the day before will the rock dry? Granite, right?
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now. It's a little laborious the way it's set up, especially if you need to add the route first. I'm lucky for the crags where I grew up and started climbing since I'm the route editor and can move sections and clean it up a bit too. Heh, yeah. I'm editor for Scotland but haven't bothered to keep track of any of the routes I've done here.
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kachoong wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now. It's a little laborious the way it's set up, especially if you need to add the route first. I'm lucky for the crags where I grew up and started climbing since I'm the route editor and can move sections and clean it up a bit too. I see your list is already growing. yeah, just a route or two from each place I went.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold.
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Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I have a feeling the wind might start to sneak in around my window and cool the room down lots, though. I live in a super high ceilinged kind of place, too, so it might get cold. We'll see, I suppose.
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3 moar?
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R/X rated ptftws are only the beginning...
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I have a feeling the wind might start to sneak in around my window and cool the room down lots, though. I live in a super high ceilinged kind of place, too, so it might get cold. We'll see, I suppose. If you're on the top floor then yeah, it'll get colder. You could always put some heavy curtains over it. That would help to keep the cold air from getting into the bulk of the room. Plastic works best, but obviously that doesn't make sense in a town where opening the window in Jan isn't a big deal.
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sungam wrote: R/X rated ptftws are only the beginning... that is anything but an R/X ptftw. In fact, there's LOADS of protection. Just because it's small doesn't mean it isn't good.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored. shit, it's already 3:30 here! pffft...like that matters. everyone knows the clock starts at 8am EST and ends at 5pm PCT. PCT Pacific Crest Trail??? EST Eastern Standard Time? I still on Pacific Daylightsavings Time, PDT.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: woo-hoo! pc++ in the morning! Holly Cow, 4.5 pages of post whoring this morning. Well I have a meeting, so I'll have to catch up this afternoon.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored. shit, it's already 3:30 here! pffft...like that matters. everyone knows the clock starts at 8am EST and ends at 5pm PCT. PCT Pacific Crest Trail??? EST Eastern Standard Time? I still on Pacific Daylightsavings Time, PDT. Hmmm...did I mean PST? Pacific Standard Time? EST = eastern standard time. either way, the point was that everyone knows that the global time starts when the east coast of the US wakes up and ends when the west coast of the US goes to bed. There is a noticeable difference in how fast / slow the internet is starting at 1pm in the UK (cause that's five hours after folks start getting to work in the megalopolis)
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. We're actually still having to put our AC on occasionally. We find it hard to sleep unless it's cold! I like this inbetween period, when you don't need heating or AC. Yay says the bank! Heh, give them AWL YORE MONEEZ. Are you going to e-rock again? I thought you went last weekend? Have I comfuzzled time again? Nah it's this weekend... I may have mentioned it last week. Tomorrow has 80% chance of rain but Sat and Sun have 0-10% chance. Yay! If it pours the day before will the rock dry? Granite, right? Yepper! Granite! And this is Texas, so the rock will be dry the same day if it stops before midday.
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now. It's a little laborious the way it's set up, especially if you need to add the route first. I'm lucky for the crags where I grew up and started climbing since I'm the route editor and can move sections and clean it up a bit too. I see your list is already growing. yeah, just a route or two from each place I went. Make sure you check the dates you climb them. It's easy to skip your ascent date field and it will automatically put todays date.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I was in Edinburugh wunce.... I was a little tacker, about 8 years old. Lived near Durham in NE England for 2 years. I do remember the Castle... but as a yungin' I don't remember much else. Fish and chips perhaps?
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sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored. shit, it's already 3:30 here! pffft...like that matters. everyone knows the clock starts at 8am EST and ends at 5pm PCT. PCT Pacific Crest Trail??? EST Eastern Standard Time? I still on Pacific Daylightsavings Time, PDT. Hmmm...did I mean PST? Pacific Standard Time? EST = eastern standard time. either way, the point was that everyone knows that the global time starts when the east coast of the US wakes up and ends when the west coast of the US goes to bed. There is a noticeable difference in how fast / slow the internet is starting at 1pm in the UK (cause that's five hours after folks start getting to work in the megalopolis) Well, now, with the inveshuns of the lapberry and palmnutberry, people can post to teh innernetz in their sleep! I'm shure people do that!
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I was in Edinburugh wunce.... I was a little tacker, about 8 years old. Lived near Durham in NE England for 2 years. I do remember the Castle... but as a yungin' I don't remember much else. Fish and chips perhaps? jus ta wee lad were ya then? fish and chips are about the only "ethnically british" food that the brits do well. otherwise, i used to pass on the fish and chips and hit the kabob instead.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I was in Edinburugh wunce.... I was a little tacker, about 8 years old. Lived near Durham in NE England for 2 years. I do remember the Castle... but as a yungin' I don't remember much else. Fish and chips perhaps? jus ta wee lad were ya then? fish and chips are about the only "ethnically british" food that the brits do well. otherwise, i used to pass on the fish and chips and hit the kabob instead. Eye, lad!! I werrr! Ach eye tha noo! Fish and chips are the shit! I wasn't old enough to enjoy the ethnic dilectables such as Turkish when I was there. I was a baked beanz kid and watched the Goodies.
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I was in Edinburugh wunce.... I was a little tacker, about 8 years old. Lived near Durham in NE England for 2 years. I do remember the Castle... but as a yungin' I don't remember much else. Fish and chips perhaps? jus ta wee lad were ya then? fish and chips are about the only "ethnically british" food that the brits do well. otherwise, i used to pass on the fish and chips and hit the kabob instead. Eye, lad!! I werrr! Ach eye tha noo! Fish and chips are the shit! I wasn't old enough to enjoy the ethnic dilectables such as Turkish when I was there. I was a baked beanz kid and watched the Goodies. Beanz
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I was in Edinburugh wunce.... I was a little tacker, about 8 years old. Lived near Durham in NE England for 2 years. I do remember the Castle... but as a yungin' I don't remember much else. Fish and chips perhaps? jus ta wee lad were ya then? fish and chips are about the only "ethnically british" food that the brits do well. otherwise, i used to pass on the fish and chips and hit the kabob instead. Eye, lad!! I werrr! Ach eye tha noo! Fish and chips are the shit! I wasn't old enough to enjoy the ethnic dilectables such as Turkish when I was there. I was a baked beanz kid and watched the Goodies. well, being closer to Europe and having a sizable Indian (dot not feather) and Pakistani population helps give the UK a very strong presence with regards to ethnic foods. Much better than in the US. However, the US has much better Asian and S American offerings.
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kyleshea
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ninja facts
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kyleshea wrote: ninja facts 1. ninjas are mammals
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: ninja facts 1. ninjas are mammals 2. ninjas fight all the time
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: ninja facts 1. ninjas are mammals 2. ninjas fight all the time 3. the purpose of the ninja is to flip out and kill people
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Q: What do ninjas do when they're not cutting off heads or flipping out?
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kyleshea wrote: Q: What do ninjas do when they're not cutting off heads or flipping out? A: Most of their free time is spent flying, but sometime they stab
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that was pretty funny. never heard of it before, but it gave me a chuckle.
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Seppuku is the ancient art of killing yourself if you get super pissed and can’t find anybody else to kill. Ninjas use all sorts of crap to kill themselves—guns, ropes, knives, lasers, spears, etc.—and don’t even think twice about it. These guys would kill themselves for just about any reason and often for no reason at all: that’s why we there are so few ninjas today.
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kyleshea wrote: Seppuku is the ancient art of killing yourself if you get super pissed and can’t find anybody else to kill. Ninjas use all sorts of crap to kill themselves—guns, ropes, knives, lasers, spears, etc.—and don’t even think twice about it. These guys would kill themselves for just about any reason and often for no reason at all: that’s why we there are so few ninjas today. ninjas, the courageous poets.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: ninja facts 1. ninjas are mammals 2. ninjas fight all the time 3. the purpose of the ninja is to flip out and kill people korekt.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: Q: What do ninjas do when they're not cutting off heads or flipping out? A: Most of their free time is spent flying, but sometime they stab
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sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection???
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sungam wrote: Yore gonna die broze! Dat iz kerrect
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Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw A little francizing going on???
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Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien UR going to need better pro dan dat APPARENTLY....
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sungam wrote: Protekt t3h ninjaz? Said the Francizer
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Fail, BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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sungam wrote: sungam wrote: Anywayz - I'm away. That didn't last long. Apparently
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sungam wrote: hmmm... 19k today? Should be, your 18 away rite now
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw A little francizing going on??? unless you did twice, I should be OK
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: It's a long process adding climbs and updating the climbing log. I use another site to log my climbs but have decided to update my one here too (maybe over half way), mainly to add to the route database.... but also to make the graphs prettier. Heh! I considered going throuigh and adding all the ones from my trip. Might do that as a way to procrastinate now. It's a little laborious the way it's set up, especially if you need to add the route first. I'm lucky for the crags where I grew up and started climbing since I'm the route editor and can move sections and clean it up a bit too. Cool, that werks.
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sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. What ever, I jess got here.
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kachoong wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: What the f*ck have people been up to lately? I've just been going to school, training, and been sick. Working on prickly pear, quail and racoons. Trying desperately to train our puppy. Planning our E-Rock trip this weekend. Dreaming of bigger climbing trips! Getting pull-overs out of teh closet. I'm keeping my windows open through next week. I'm not turning on the heat until my roommate comes back at the end of the month. The wind pounds my window, it's great. I generally leave it closed (rare for me) but whenever I need some fresh air or to cool the room down, it works really fast. I don't plan on putting my heat on this winter. I don't think I turned on my heat my entire time in Edinburgh. It just doesn't get that cold. I was in Edinburugh wunce.... I was a little tacker, about 8 years old. Lived near Durham in NE England for 2 years. I do remember the Castle... but as a yungin' I don't remember much else. Fish and chips perhaps? jus ta wee lad were ya then? fish and chips are about the only "ethnically british" food that the brits do well. otherwise, i used to pass on the fish and chips and hit the kabob instead. Eye, lad!! I werrr! Ach eye tha noo! Fish and chips are the shit! I wasn't old enough to enjoy the ethnic dilectables such as Turkish when I was there. I was a baked beanz kid and watched the Goodies. Beanz INCT. U tube with a title of beans, can't be good, or safe for work.
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK - it's 1030 and I'm already fucking bored. shit, it's already 3:30 here! pffft...like that matters. everyone knows the clock starts at 8am EST and ends at 5pm PCT. PCT Pacific Crest Trail??? EST Eastern Standard Time? I still on Pacific Daylightsavings Time, PDT. Hmmm...did I mean PST? Pacific Standard Time? EST = eastern standard time. either way, the point was that everyone knows that the global time starts when the east coast of the US wakes up and ends when the west coast of the US goes to bed. There is a noticeable difference in how fast / slow the internet is starting at 1pm in the UK (cause that's five hours after folks start getting to work in the megalopolis) Well, now, with the inveshuns of the lapberry and palmnutberry, people can post to teh innernetz in their sleep! I'm shure people do that! Sunnyboy does that. I've been at work late CA time and up pops a post from him.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw A little francizing going on??? unless you did twice, I should be OK Nope not me. You still got a page count of 30? Cause that PT was two from the bottom.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW! But I think I see here who stole your PT
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW! But I think I see here who stole your PT Which prolly subtracts from his PC.
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Next Up
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PTFTW no protection rated X
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donald949 wrote: PTFTW no protection rated X how daring
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kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: PTFTW no protection rated X how daring Much like soloing
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So I ordered a bunch of stuff off Mountain gear. New shoes, size 38. For my youngest son, the 35s are getting a little tight on him. And the shoes were only 25 bucks. Some DMM offsets. The 7-11 alloy ones. Yea, I know the #9 is different than the origonal aech bees, and won't slot in a JTree crack jess rite, but I'll work around it. The 1-5 peanuts. Shot I don't know, gear that small, they were on sail, y knot?
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So I now have 6 pairs of climbing shoes. My old Kamet JTrees. My new Red Chillies. A pair for my wife, size 42 or so. A pair for my oldest son, a 40.5. Origonally intended for the wife, but too small. A pair of 38's in the mail. A pair of 35's. So as the kids age and grow, they'll be cycling through the shoes. Should work fine. My daughter has already shown an interest in messing around on the rocks. We'll see how she does as she get older and starts climbing. Right now the oldest does great, climbs faster than I can reel in rope sometimes. Has no problem getting 100 feet off the deck on TR. The younger boy likes wearing his shoes and climbing around on boulders, but not climbing too high on rope. I'm a little concerned he may turn out to be a boulderer.
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donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: donald949 wrote: PTFTW no protection rated X how daring Much like soloing Actually, could have said given a spot by Kyle.
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Well, jess checked.
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donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie
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That won't result in anything earth shatering.
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donald949 wrote: That won't result in anything earth shatering. But move me up one more slot on p2.
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I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2
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donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much.
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I thought Sun was pusshing for 1K on this thread today.
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donald949 wrote: I thought Sun was pusshing for 1K on this thread today. But hasn't added any content in a while
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I thought Sun was pusshing for 1K on this thread today. But hasn't added any content in a while He must be doing home work.
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Well, lets go see how I did. >>>
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donald949 wrote: Well, lets go see how I did. >>> Suck Sex
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, lets go see how I did. >>> Suck Sex Passed by a couple
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, lets go see how I did. >>> Suck Sex Passed by a couple Plus a few more now.
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That sure pushed the fun meter to the max.
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Sure hope all this post whoring doesn't result in any more *performance* issues.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW! But I think I see here who stole your PT Which prolly subtracts from his PC. boo hiss
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW! But I think I see here who stole your PT Which prolly subtracts from his PC. boo hiss two wrongs don't make a right
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw A little francizing going on??? szo it would seem.
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donald949 wrote: Fail, BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA The franchise is strong in this thread.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW! But I think I see here who stole your PT Which prolly subtracts from his PC. Nawp.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much. Girlfriend showed up.
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donald949 wrote: I thought Sun was pusshing for 1K on this thread today. Like I said... some things take prioriety.
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so, three days into my brutal daily workout and there are small results already.
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just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now.
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160lbs is the real goal, though.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: so, three days into my brutal daily workout and there are small results already. Yeah, at the start results come fast. It's a gradually reducing gradient.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. very nice. well done indeed. the GF is gonna like that when you keep losing.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. very nice. well done indeed. the GF is gonna like that when you keep losing.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much. Girlfriend showed up. Yawp. I just mosey in every so often so I don't lose my membership
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much. Girlfriend showed up. Yawp. I just mosey in every so often so I don't lose my membership heh.
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Just lightly tweaking my right ring finger on the home wall. shitty.
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everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again.
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though. you lush. I'd be drunk after taking the Mike's out of the fridge.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. gotta do like me and find an alternative. it sucks, but i've shut down climbing until at least Dec. I really want my ankle to heal and heal well. So I joined a regular gym. I've got a pretty intense workout that I'm doing that doesn't hurt the ankle. It should allow me to get into better shape and put me in a good position to return to climbing when I do actually return.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. gotta do like me and find an alternative. it sucks, but i've shut down climbing until at least Dec. I really want my ankle to heal and heal well. So I joined a regular gym. I've got a pretty intense workout that I'm doing that doesn't hurt the ankle. It should allow me to get into better shape and put me in a good position to return to climbing when I do actually return. My finger isn't tweaked badly, it's taped and feeling fine, just inconvenient. I'm just getting annoyed at feeling weak.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. gotta do like me and find an alternative. it sucks, but i've shut down climbing until at least Dec. I really want my ankle to heal and heal well. So I joined a regular gym. I've got a pretty intense workout that I'm doing that doesn't hurt the ankle. It should allow me to get into better shape and put me in a good position to return to climbing when I do actually return. My finger isn't tweaked badly, it's taped and feeling fine, just inconvenient. I'm just getting annoyed at feeling weak. well quit yer bitchin and get to work then!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. gotta do like me and find an alternative. it sucks, but i've shut down climbing until at least Dec. I really want my ankle to heal and heal well. So I joined a regular gym. I've got a pretty intense workout that I'm doing that doesn't hurt the ankle. It should allow me to get into better shape and put me in a good position to return to climbing when I do actually return. My finger isn't tweaked badly, it's taped and feeling fine, just inconvenient. I'm just getting annoyed at feeling weak. well quit yer bitchin and get to work then! fuk ewe. -.-
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. gotta do like me and find an alternative. it sucks, but i've shut down climbing until at least Dec. I really want my ankle to heal and heal well. So I joined a regular gym. I've got a pretty intense workout that I'm doing that doesn't hurt the ankle. It should allow me to get into better shape and put me in a good position to return to climbing when I do actually return. My finger isn't tweaked badly, it's taped and feeling fine, just inconvenient. I'm just getting annoyed at feeling weak. well quit yer bitchin and get to work then! fuk ewe. -.-
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so does a quick start mean that we might get to V3 quicker than anyone else?
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probably not. In a game where a thousand-post deficit can be made up in two weeks, a lead of a few hundred matters little.
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but, it's good that the Lounge and BET haven't been able to get their act together and decide on one thread for each.
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though one of them seems to have started to figure it out. I can't tell which one is which.
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gooood bye
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw A little francizing going on??? szo it would seem. Yes, so it would seem.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: Fail, BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA The franchise is strong in this thread. Thought that was a counting failure?
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much. Girlfriend showed up. OIC
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much. Girlfriend showed up. Yawp. I just mosey in every so often so I don't lose my membership How goes things?
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though. OIC
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. Go fer a run
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. gotta do like me and find an alternative. it sucks, but i've shut down climbing until at least Dec. I really want my ankle to heal and heal well. So I joined a regular gym. I've got a pretty intense workout that I'm doing that doesn't hurt the ankle. It should allow me to get into better shape and put me in a good position to return to climbing when I do actually return. Yea, should be able to get a good workout there without using the ankle.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: probably not. In a game where a thousand-post deficit can be made up in two weeks, a lead of a few hundred matters little. Yea, something
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Gmburns2000 wrote: though one of them seems to have started to figure it out. I can't tell which one is which. Yea, funny that.
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But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge.
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donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. that's not the BET then? fuck, I can never figure them out.
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donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. Back to my train of thoughts
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. that's not the BET then? fuck, I can never figure them out. Well Arogent Bastards Arogent thread was the actual resurention of the BET. When Epoch ressurrected the threads, AB post that ended on top. So he got to name it. Hes already changed the name a couple times.
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donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. That really had me miffed.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. That really had me miffed. But looks like we're being smiled on from above. My bud from church is free. Work is busy, but not this weekend, the wife has given me the weekend pass. So all systems are go.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. That really had me miffed. But looks like we're being smiled on from above. My bud from church is free. Work is busy, but not this weekend, the wife has given me the weekend pass. So all systems are go. sweet! have fun. with all the work that's been piled onto you, it seems as if you deserve a little time off.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. That really had me miffed. But looks like we're being smiled on from above. My bud from church is free. Work is busy, but not this weekend, the wife has given me the weekend pass. So all systems are go. sweet! have fun. with all the work that's been piled onto you, it seems as if you deserve a little time off. Ya. It should be good. I don't know if the PC whoring on the knob releases stress, or creates more in that just reminds me how little climbing I get done realative to how much I want.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. Go fer a run Did that already.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. That really had me miffed. But looks like we're being smiled on from above. My bud from church is free. Work is busy, but not this weekend, the wife has given me the weekend pass. So all systems are go. sweet! have fun. with all the work that's been piled onto you, it seems as if you deserve a little time off. Ya. It should be good. I don't know if the PC whoring on the knob releases stress, or creates more in that just reminds me how little climbing I get done realative to how much I want. definitely releases it, because you know you're around climbers.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: I'm off to do a bit of the cl***ing. Ya'll have fun at work/school. Heh, I'll try. How'd that work out for ya.
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kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms. This is correct
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Cabbage is fired. Didn't fill me up at all - back to broccoli. Try it with salt and pepper.... and a 12oz steak! Steak = money + kcal. I made it with onion and a little bit of herbs. I'm thinking ketchep. rice and veggies fill me up every time. the rice takes in the flavor of the spices / sauces that you may use (be careful on the sauces. I find homemade tomato sauces work best and have the least amount of sodium). rice is cheaper than hell and so are veggies for the content value. also, while people will say brown rice is better for you, it isn't necessarily true. sure, it has more fiber, but depending on the brand it may also have more carbs, too. depending on what you're trying to do, look at the labels to see what you should buy. if you hold the same brand and product side-by-side, with one being white rice and one being brown rice, you'll see that the differences between them is negligible. I say this because I've found that white rice absorbs flavor better and thus makes for a yummier meal. I do eat both, though. i think some people prefer the brown because they pay attention to glycemic index. plus its whole grain. but it takes so much longer to cook. fruits and veggies seem so good when you are active because they have a high moisture content. i read a book recently that talked about false feelings of hunger, and how thirst is often interpreted as hunger, especially if you eat fast and/or junk food, which how low moisture content. oh yeah, drinking lots of water really helps to curb hunger, too. it takes a while to get used to drinking so much (you piss a lot the first few days), but then once you get into the habit it's amazing how well drinking water helps. but still not as well as a thick, juicy steak, loaded with fried onions and mushrooms. take out the onions and I won't disagree. Can't agree here though
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sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: >30 kcal per 100g? Not on my weight cutting menu. Don't get too crazy cutting weight, be conservative. You're supposed to cut out only 300-500kcalories from your usual intake. Otherwise, you're probably gonna be going up and down if your diet is too hard to maintain. Not that I count kcalories, per se, I'd just say you should aim to eat balanced meals, cut out saturated/trans fats, eat whole grains, veggies, fruits... If you're snacking on veggies/fruits, you're gonna lose weight and be healthy. On my roadtrip earlier this year, I was finally able to get down to 170lbs (10+ less than I was a year ago), and I've been able to keep it off and consolidate at this weight. 'Course, that initial weight loss was related to climbing/camping/hiking all the time, but I've been able to keep it off better than when I was at this weight before. Now, I do cardio pretty regularly, I am primarily a pesco-vegetarian through the week (just eat fish), and I climb. It definitely makes going up the hills on the roadbike easier, and I am often surprised I can keep holding on when I would have peeled off a climb before. Good luck! (And lay off the Scotch eggs.) Yeah, usually when I'm watching my diet I'm being much more conservative, and stay at a steady weight - but while I was in the US I gained weight, so I didn't want to stay at a steady weight or slowly lose weight, I wanted to cut it in a month then go back to eating normally. This is still my aim, and currently it's working pretty well. once every few days I'll eat normally, but I don't "splurge" or whatever and eat a whole box of ice cream or anything (like I've been told I will). I think I'm going at a pretty steady rate, and at the end of the month I'll be back to fighting weight and eating like I normally do. The problem isn't that my normal diet packs on weight, it was just my USA diet that did that. That IS what we do here.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. Duntz use that phrase. It's lame as shit and extenuates gay-bashing, which iz bad. You've got a big heart Magnus but your gonna have an aneurysm if you can't ignore how Americans have become accustomed to using that word. For better or worse it has multiple meanings and is just part of the vocabulary. I use it fairly often myself, which isn't really saying much because I'm kind of a crude fucker, but I have qay friends (full blown queers, not half assed ones like myself) who use it in the same way Greg just did.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien RRRrrrriiiiiiippppppeeeeeeedddddddddd. Shudda gotzed a mastercam. This is correct. Blue metolius is ALWAYS bomber!
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien RRRrrrriiiiiiippppppeeeeeeedddddddddd. Shudda gotzed a mastercam. This is correct. Blue metolius is ALWAYS bomber! Especially the TCU. I don't know why, it just is.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip. Posting to the SPCI? Signed on after work? Instead of packing for a trip? Sure looks like someone is making a first page ranking on the whore list.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro???
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: got my first ptftw Assassinated by ninjaz FTW! But I think I see here who stole your PT Which prolly subtracts from his PC. Nawp. Take one down over here <<< put another one up over there >>> and it all works out.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: I noticed Laz is stuck on the bottom of P2 And he hasn't been posting much. Girlfriend showed up. Yawp. I just mosey in every so often so I don't lose my membership Your doing it wrong. But then you knew that...
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. that's not the BET then? fuck, I can never figure them out. Lurk harder!
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donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Glad you didn't have to wait till spring like you were thinking. Have fun.
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Anybody else find it takes a half day or so to "get used to" sport climbing after you've been on a gear/solo only diet for awhile? I headed to a small limestone place on thursday and things just didn't feel right for the first couple of climbs. I'm so used to picking routes based on onsight criteria, obsessively testing holds and not wanting to fall that I think I had actually forgotten how to have fun clipping bolts. As strange as that sounds.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. That really had me miffed. But looks like we're being smiled on from above. My bud from church is free. Work is busy, but not this weekend, the wife has given me the weekend pass. So all systems are go. sweet! have fun. with all the work that's been piled onto you, it seems as if you deserve a little time off. Ya. It should be good. I don't know if the PC whoring on the knob releases stress, or creates more in that just reminds me how little climbing I get done realative to how much I want. definitely releases it, because you know you're around climbers. yes.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: I'm off to do a bit of the cl***ing. Ya'll have fun at work/school. Heh, I'll try. How'd that work out for ya. Not too bad.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien RRRrrrriiiiiiippppppeeeeeeedddddddddd. Shudda gotzed a mastercam. This is correct. Blue metolius is ALWAYS bomber! Tripples bitch! I have not missspelled triples btw. I like this spelling.Anyone know why?
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Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked.
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little keybpoard fail. I mostly post from my phone over breakfast
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Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what?
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien RRRrrrriiiiiiippppppeeeeeeedddddddddd. Shudda gotzed a mastercam. This is correct. Blue metolius is ALWAYS bomber! Tripples bitch! I have not missspelled triples btw. I like this spelling.Anyone know why? Sounds like nipples?
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You guys are getting a bit crazy with the posting lately. good jorb!
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up
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Lazlo wrote: little keybpoard fail. I mostly post from my phone over breakfast Heh, Eye knoe.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up sweet - so you're fully enrolled in the course/thing thing?
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up sweet - so you're fully enrolled in the course/thing thing? Damned if I'm telling Laz the make of my vehicle now he's becoming a chipper. He duntz likez me lawtz! I climez with chipper, makez fierndz, points out teh udder bad people needs pulled over?
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: take out the onions and I won't disagree. you aren't a fan? yes, I'm a fan of that onion. I also like the female kind, too. check out their new anti-smoking campaign at teh unyun my god that was gay. Duntz use that phrase. It's lame as shit and extenuates gay-bashing, which iz bad. You've got a big heart Magnus but your gonna have an aneurysm if you can't ignore how Americans have become accustomed to using that word. For better or worse it has multiple meanings and is just part of the vocabulary. I use it fairly often myself, which isn't really saying much because I'm kind of a crude fucker, but I have qay friends (full blown queers, not half assed ones like myself) who use it in the same way Greg just did. seriously, you had to read Kyleshea's original quote (about checking out the Onion's new anti-smoking campaign) and click the link for context.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up The answers are always B or C.
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zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up sweet - so you're fully enrolled in the course/thing thing? Damned if I'm telling Laz the make of my vehicle now he's becoming a chipper. He duntz likez me lawtz! I climez with chipper, makez fierndz, points out teh udder bad people needs pulled over?
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zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up sweet - so you're fully enrolled in the course/thing thing? Damned if I'm telling Laz the make of my vehicle now he's becoming a chipper. He duntz likez me lawtz! I climez with chipper, makez fierndz, points out teh udder bad people needs pulled over? Hehehe, I can just imagine the banter... Francizograms on the back of speeding tickets, AB getting tear gassed, tazed, then cuffed for the revolushunz, and the OBET guys typing to each other so big bubba in the cell between them couldn't hear their convorsation.
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though. I might have under-embelished.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though. I might have under-embelished. Here's hopin' the chipperz don't do a net check...
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though. I might have under-embelished. QAP Test Q; Have you ever given alcohol to a minor? Laz's A; Yeah, but he was Scottish.
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Lazlo wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: just gotta keep it up so that I can get to where I want to be: 150lbs would be very nice. I'm at 172 right now. I'm aiming for 195/200. I don't think I can get that low, though. If you lay off the beer and if you work hard exercising then you should be able to. Still, kinda hard to lay off the beer when you have to send me pics of the Pear Tree. I haven't drunk since I got back to scotland. I've already dropped coming up on 20 pounds (I'm doing to 230, was almost 250). Wheatbix, brocolli, yogert, cabbage, and tea. He's the worst alcoholic I've ever met! He had like one Mike's Hard Lemonade the whole time we were at the leap! I was not impressed heh. Wait, didn't I have a Sierra Nevada before, then a couple mike's hards and smirnoffs after? Only because I was cold as crap, though. I might have under-embelished. QAP Test Q; Have you ever given alcohol to a minor? Laz's A; Yeah, but he was Scottish. heh.
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mobile stuck in traffic pc++
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Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. Freudian slip^^
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. Freudian slip^^ Huh? How's that?
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ah! got it! Pork. Nice!
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frustrated with t3h homewerkez.
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wuntz to be at t3h redz.
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REEEAAAALLLLLYYYYY wuntz to be at t3h red.
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boring, frustrating, unsatisfying.
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feel better already.
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the red is good.
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instead of staring at the road.
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sirens fading into the noise of normal traffic.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: iojasljdgnaksjndfgnafsdg Do I have to wish you a bad grade because of this? It's awl for the good of hitting 1k before the others.
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spikeddem wrote: o... i. uh. c. holy shitz... like how's it going, eh?
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sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: o... i. uh. c. holy shitz... like how's it going, eh? +1. Credentials are low. must pc more.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: o... i. uh. c. holy shitz... like how's it going, eh? +1. Credentials are low. must pc more. inkorekt. He's having gud thymez at t3h you-knee-verse-itty.
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sungam wrote: sirens fading into the noise of normal traffic. doppler effect
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sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used...
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red!
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though just so haggis nose my day wasnt all funz and gamez
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though just so haggis nose my day wasnt all funz and gamez i think ide rather limp out than be stuck doing teh suckwork
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: sirens fading into the noise of normal traffic. doppler effect Heh, kinda.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing I wish.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere heh.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! *le sigh*
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn Sure is.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though Shitty, but it happens.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though just so haggis nose my day wasnt all funz and gamez heh. Still more fun then this.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though just so haggis nose my day wasnt all funz and gamez i think ide rather limp out than be stuck doing teh suckwork exactly.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity hmmm, not bad. yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though Shitty, but it happens. not too bad tho, just enuff to make it uncumfortable
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though just so haggis nose my day wasnt all funz and gamez heh. Still more fun, then this... then this what???
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn Sure is. rotten leaves smell good
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Yeah, 2 free tries then you gotta pay. This is my second try, so I plan to take it all the way.
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and these suckers start poppin up everywhere
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity hmmm, not bad. yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though Shitty, but it happens. not too bad tho, just enuff to make it uncumfortable Should heal fast, eh?
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though just so haggis nose my day wasnt all funz and gamez heh. Still more fun, then this... then this what??? suckwerkez.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn Sure is. rotten leaves smell good heh.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Yeah, 2 free tries then you gotta pay. This is my second try, so I plan to take it all the way. good for you messin it up the first time. seriously! i did!
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kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes?
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kyleshea wrote: [image]http://bugguide.net/images/raw/L0I0YQN0R0U0Q050FQ3KOQP0Q050TQG0VRJKTQ403QFKBR80DQX0H07QK0N0TRE0CR0QOR2000E0Q0.jpg[/image] those are the ones *shudder*
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though Shitty, but it happens. not too bad tho, just enuff to make it uncumfortable Should heal fast, eh? hehe
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Yeah, 2 free tries then you gotta pay. This is my second try, so I plan to take it all the way. good for you messin it up the first time. seriously! i did! FTW!
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity hmmm, not bad. yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key. ver nice
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude.
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So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden?
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. these are the ones i dont like
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sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. these are the ones i dont like thats a big pic
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. [image]http://math.uc.edu/~chalklr/My%20Photos/Wild%20Flowers%20and%20their%20Associates/017%20%20Micrathena%20gracilis.jpg[/image] these are the ones i dont like I duntz dislike any around here (none are poisonous) they just scare the shit out of me. I like 'em cuz the eat the midges, but I don't like being near them.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough.
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spiny bellied orb weaver
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K. pc++
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key. ver nice I reckon so. Plus there are some pretty nice boulders I found that are waiting to be developed. I hope to get a few lines done this winter. We've only done like 6 or 7 good problems so far, up to around V4. All FA's, all requiring a fair amount of cleaning. Here are some pics: This one is called Sloper Paradise, it goes along the roof for about 5 or 6 feet on this smooth steep sloper (Joe's right hand is on it) then there's a big slap to a sloper on the lip, then match, grab the sidepull and slap for the top. Great problem. This one is called the flake. Super easy but fun - you just climb the juggy flake that doesn't seem to be attached to the boulder anywhere but it feels solid. This is the harder one of the ones we put up, but still good fun. Hard moves on small holds. More importantly, though - what's to come. This highball will go if it's dry and cold. I backed off after this shot, but if I go back with more pads I reckon I could top it out. It has cool/funky moves on these vertical slot/pockets. Kinda scary, though, cuz if you pop you're falling kinda sideways. The wall to the left of the corner will go as well. Big pockets except for some small pockets at the very top. Easy to downclimb to about halfway if it doesn't feel goer, though. This roof is beyond me. We're trying to do a lip traverse. This problem is hard. Bad holds and kinda steep. REALLY bad footholds at the start. This one is fun - pinch pinch pinch! If we manage to clean it up the all to the right of this looks really cool - smooth save for a few poor crimps. We'd have to clean the top of the boulder, though - as you can see mud kinda drips down over that face. The Ship's Prow - hard and highball. it goes into a cave at the bottom, if I stand in there my head is level with the rock below the one I'm standing on. Loooong. Really bad landing, too. I don't think we'll do this one unless we have a LOT of pads. Looks sweet, though. The lines to the left look hard and fun as well. (P.S. everyone loves t3h tight leggings!)
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kyleshea wrote: [image]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3119/2806418717_0afb27d159.jpg?v=0[/image] spiny bellied orb weaver Are their bites bad?
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. Heh, you mean there are times when fb chat works?
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K. heh.
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Whoah, that's like... the third trip report-type thing posted in here. Too much content...
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key. ver nice I reckon so. Plus there are some pretty nice boulders I found that are waiting to be developed. I hope to get a few lines done this winter. We've only done like 6 or 7 good problems so far, up to around V4. All FA's, all requiring a fair amount of cleaning. Here are some pics: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417401_2882.jpg[/image] This one is called Sloper Paradise, it goes along the roof for about 5 or 6 feet on this smooth steep sloper (Joe's right hand is on it) then there's a big slap to a sloper on the lip, then match, grab the sidepull and slap for the top. Great problem. [image]http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417410_7490.jpg[/image] This one is called the flake. Super easy but fun - you just climb the juggy flake that doesn't seem to be attached to the boulder anywhere but it feels solid. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] This is the harder one of the ones we put up, but still good fun. Hard moves on small holds. More importantly, though - what's to come. [image]http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417419_8006.jpg[/image] This highball will go if it's dry and cold. I backed off after this shot, but if I go back with more pads I reckon I could top it out. It has cool/funky moves on these vertical slot/pockets. Kinda scary, though, cuz if you pop you're falling kinda sideways. The wall to the left of the corner will go as well. Big pockets except for some small pockets at the very top. Easy to downclimb to about halfway if it doesn't feel goer, though. [image]http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417423_9695.jpg[/image] This roof is beyond me. We're trying to do a lip traverse. [image]http://photos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417422_9345.jpg[/image] This problem is hard. Bad holds and kinda steep. REALLY bad footholds at the start. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417397_171.jpg[/image] This one is fun - pinch pinch pinch! If we manage to clean it up the all to the right of this looks really cool - smooth save for a few poor crimps. We'd have to clean the top of the boulder, though - as you can see mud kinda drips down over that face. [image]http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417396_9720.jpg[/image] The Ship's Prow - hard and highball. it goes into a cave at the bottom, if I stand in there my head is level with the rock below the one I'm standing on. Loooong. Really bad landing, too. I don't think we'll do this one unless we have a LOT of pads. Looks sweet, though. The lines to the left look hard and fun as well. (P.S. everyone loves t3h tight leggings!) looks like some decent stuff there. that one face slab is a good height, i wouldnt necessarily call it highball, but i like tall shit, so...work that overhang. it looks sweet!
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i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz.
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Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3119/2806418717_0afb27d159.jpg?v=0[/image] spiny bellied orb weaver Are their bites bad? i think they are harmless ass well, they just look creepy. i flip the fuck out if i find won on me. kinda funny to see.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. Heh, you mean there are times when fb chat works? no, i keep fb chat OFF, i dont want people just hittin' me up. just updates and new pics and stuff like that to comment on.
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sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. fair enough. im sure it feels high when you are at the top.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3119/2806418717_0afb27d159.jpg?v=0[/image] spiny bellied orb weaver Are their bites bad? i think they are harmless ass well, they just look creepy. i flip the fuck out if i find won on me. kinda funny to see. They looks fricken freaky, dude.
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kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures.
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sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock?
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. fair enough. im sure it feels high when you are at the top. Yeah, there's that. Also I added this edit (too late) "it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top."
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. Heh, you mean there are times when fb chat works? no, i keep fb chat OFF, i dont want people just hittin' me up. just updates and new pics and stuff like that to comment on. I see. I FB chat friend and stuff, usually just to say "are you as bored as me? Come over and boulder" or similar.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. when i lived in squampton rest daze were cleaning daze. rainy daze too, plenty of them, but its harder to remove moist moss.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America?
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur.
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal"
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. there is some rock near me that i think is schist. some is really solid and some is REALLY chossy.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on...
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here. Well, the uni's are state run so even when you do have to pay it's not very much. I know you don't like socialist stuff, but I'm (and most of the UK) am totally sold on the basic things being social - police, rescue (ambulance, fire, coast guard), medical, and education. The things that no one should have to go without. Anyways, are you against highschools being government run? Over here we just view university as an extension of high school. Oh, and I know the US Hs system is farked and that they wouldn't be able to do it like that over there, but it works great here.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so...
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nice work with the bearluv thread btw. shit was hilarious
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so... thats rough. as long as you dont head there with wire brushes...
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. when i lived in squampton rest daze were cleaning daze. rainy daze too, plenty of them, but its harder to remove moist moss. Yez. But if you remove the moist moss, what left over dries quicker and is easier to remove.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here. Well, the uni's are state run so even when you do have to pay it's not very much. I know you don't like socialist stuff, but I'm (and most of the UK) am totally sold on the basic things being social - police, rescue (ambulance, fire, coast guard), medical, and education. The things that no one should have to go without. Anyways, are you against highschools being government run? Over here we just view university as an extension of high school. Oh, and I know the US Hs system is farked and that they wouldn't be able to do it like that over there, but it works great here. go back to russia!
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country?
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. when i lived in squampton rest daze were cleaning daze. rainy daze too, plenty of them, but its harder to remove moist moss. Yez. But if you remove the moist moss, what left over dries quicker and is easier to remove. iz troo
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Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. I see what you mean. Yeah, when I know it's there I get self conscious. I tend to push a bit harder if the camera is rolling video, though - but that's cuz I don't wanna get ripped into for falling off on film. If I already wanted the ascent super bad, and am going at max force because of that I knida forget about the camera.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. when i lived in squampton rest daze were cleaning daze. rainy daze too, plenty of them, but its harder to remove moist moss. Yez. But if you remove the moist moss, what left over dries quicker and is easier to remove. iz troo but it does leave a dirty layer that has to be scrubbed hard later
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" It would not work in America.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. there is some rock near me that i think is schist. some is really solid and some is REALLY chossy. Yeah, that's how this place is. Some is just really soft/flakey/crumbly for no apparent reason.
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kyleshea wrote: nice work with the bearluv thread btw. shit was hilarious This is korekt. NA wins the trophy.
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kyleshea
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notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. its the spinach
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so... thats rough. as long as you dont head there with wire brushes... NONONononononono. You die for that shit in scotland!
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. its the spinach ah gogg gogg gogg gogg gogg
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here. Well, the uni's are state run so even when you do have to pay it's not very much. I know you don't like socialist stuff, but I'm (and most of the UK) am totally sold on the basic things being social - police, rescue (ambulance, fire, coast guard), medical, and education. The things that no one should have to go without. Anyways, are you against highschools being government run? Over here we just view university as an extension of high school. Oh, and I know the US Hs system is farked and that they wouldn't be able to do it like that over there, but it works great here. go back to russia!
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kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. its the spinach ah gogg gogg gogg gogg gogg whoa!
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notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so... thats rough. as long as you dont head there with wire brushes... NONONononononono. You die for that shit in scotland! glad to here it
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Oct 11, 2009, 10:11 PM
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. when i lived in squampton rest daze were cleaning daze. rainy daze too, plenty of them, but its harder to remove moist moss. Yez. But if you remove the moist moss, what left over dries quicker and is easier to remove. iz troo but it does leave a dirty layer that has to be scrubbed hard later I guess. This moss is really thin, though, so that underlayer usually just turns to dust and comes off fairly easily.
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kyleshea
Oct 11, 2009, 10:12 PM
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb.
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kyleshea
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. when i lived in squampton rest daze were cleaning daze. rainy daze too, plenty of them, but its harder to remove moist moss. Yez. But if you remove the moist moss, what left over dries quicker and is easier to remove. iz troo but it does leave a dirty layer that has to be scrubbed hard later I guess. This moss is really thin, though, so that underlayer usually just turns to dust and comes off fairly easily. O
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves"
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" you were following from a distance?
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie i hear Backdoor Sluts 9 is pretty good. plot kinda falls apart at the end though.
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!!
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so... thats rough. as long as you dont head there with wire brushes... NONONononononono. You die for that shit in scotland! glad to here it When I was trying a variation on a problem at a newish venue somewhere (the old problem shot left then topped out, there was this sloper that most people had to pop to, but I could lank out to it with my height advantage and keep my foot on. The swing was impossible to hold if you were any shorter then me) that a fairly prolific FAist known for hunting down new spots was showing me, I watched in horror as he busted out a wirebrush and started scrubbing at the sandstone sloper - making it easier (I had just fallen off) I was like "Dude, it's okay - I'll get it next go." and sent it. The sandstone wasn't super soft, but you could see where it had been brushed (though only barely, he did it kinda carefully), it was definitely changing the hold. I was not keen, but didn't really say anything.
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. Yeah, TR's and memories is what I keep them for. And if it's new problems, I can email them to friends to help them find the problem.
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!! beautiful, aren't they?
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those.
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Never had to put up with that, thank gawd.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so... thats rough. as long as you dont head there with wire brushes... NONONononononono. You die for that shit in scotland! glad to here it When I was trying a variation on a problem at a newish venue somewhere (the old problem shot left then topped out, there was this sloper that most people had to pop to, but I could lank out to it with my height advantage and keep my foot on. The swing was impossible to hold if you were any shorter then me) that a fairly prolific FAist known for hunting down new spots was showing me, I watched in horror as he busted out a wirebrush and started scrubbing at the sandstone sloper - making it easier (I had just fallen off) I was like "Dude, it's okay - I'll get it next go." and sent it. The sandstone wasn't super soft, but you could see where it had been brushed (though only barely, he did it kinda carefully), it was definitely changing the hold. I was not keen, but didn't really say anything. height advantage FTW!!! say something next time. i would. in a nice way. at first.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie Foot Fist Way. WAtch it now... NOW!
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!!
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie Foot Fist Way. WAtch it now... NOW! will not
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: it was definitely changing the hold. I was not keen, but didn't really say anything. height advantage FTW!!! say something next time. i would. in a nice way. at first. Yeah, height is great, people like to bomb on me for it, though. I was quite a bit younger then this guy. This happened when I was like 16 or 17 - I didn't want to disagree with the master.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: it was definitely changing the hold. I was not keen, but didn't really say anything. height advantage FTW!!! say something next time. i would. in a nice way. at first. Yeah, height is great, people like to bomb on me for it, though. I was quite a bit younger then this guy. This happened when I was like 16 or 17 - I didn't want to disagree with the master. i hear ya. but next time...
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream?
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? good movie, but i was about to attribute a quote to the movie thats not in it.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? good movie, but i was about to attribute a quote to the movie thats not in it. ^^^homo
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: it was definitely changing the hold. I was not keen, but didn't really say anything. height advantage FTW!!! say something next time. i would. in a nice way. at first. Yeah, height is great, people like to bomb on me for it, though. I was quite a bit younger then this guy. This happened when I was like 16 or 17 - I didn't want to disagree with the master. i hear ya. but next time... Oh, for sure.
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? good movie, but i was about to attribute a quote to the movie thats not in it. ^^^homo and
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!!
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!! and in case you need extra incentive, you get to see jennifer connoly's bush.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!! Will do. I'ma sign off, now. Homework needs doing.
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time to get some cat for dinner. general tso's cat.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here. Well, the uni's are state run so even when you do have to pay it's not very much. I know you don't like socialist stuff, but I'm (and most of the UK) am totally sold on the basic things being social - police, rescue (ambulance, fire, coast guard), medical, and education. The things that no one should have to go without. Anyways, are you against highschools being government run? Over here we just view university as an extension of high school. Oh, and I know the US Hs system is farked and that they wouldn't be able to do it like that over there, but it works great here. Damn, I was just messing with you man. Anyway, I personally agree with the notion that society as a whole benefits from having an educated populace. It's frustrating enough trying to interact with all the mental midgets in this country, if they hadn't had access to free public ed it would be a nightmare. That said, I think there are limits. General education is necessary to be able to simply function in society and prepare you for either continued education or a quick transition in to any number of low paying trades or areas of employment. The reason I don't like the idea of free university is because I realize that a large part of the population will end up in careers that don't require it, someone has to fill those jobs. So having to pay to play is an efficient limiter on resource (colliaget level education) consumption. It's one in a series of giant career sieves that insure we have enough people to fill all areas of employment at a price that is affordable. I don't think it is everyone else's responsibility to make sure you don't get screened out at stage 1 and end up a janitor. I do think though that we should bring everyone up to a level where they can understand the nature of the system and have the tools to navigate it. I think that has been accomplished after highschool. University is all about specializing and I think that is up to the individual.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here. Well, the uni's are state run so even when you do have to pay it's not very much. I know you don't like socialist stuff, but I'm (and most of the UK) am totally sold on the basic things being social - police, rescue (ambulance, fire, coast guard), medical, and education. The things that no one should have to go without. Anyways, are you against highschools being government run? Over here we just view university as an extension of high school. Oh, and I know the US Hs system is farked and that they wouldn't be able to do it like that over there, but it works great here. Damn, I was just messing with you man. Anyway, I personally agree with the notion that society as a whole benefits from having an educated populace. It's frustrating enough trying to interact with all the mental midgets in this country, if they hadn't had access to free public ed it would be a nightmare. That said, I think there are limits. General education is necessary to be able to simply function in society and prepare you for either continued education or a quick transition in to any number of low paying trades or areas of employment. The reason I don't like the idea of free university is because I realize that a large part of the population will end up in careers that don't require it, someone has to fill those jobs. So having to pay to play is an efficient limiter on resource (colliaget level education) consumption. It's one in a series of giant career sieves that insure we have enough people to fill all areas of employment at a price that is affordable. I don't think it is everyone else's responsibility to make sure you don't get screened out at stage 1 and end up a janitor. I do think though that we should bring everyone up to a level where they can understand the nature of the system and have the tools to navigate it. I think that has been accomplished after highschool. University is all about specializing and I think that is up to the individual. There are strict grade rquirments to get into university here, so how much you have in your head is the limiting factor of who goes to university (or what university), instead of how much is in your pocket.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? That works out perfectly for me though, as I hate a large portion of humanity.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" It would not work in America. Yeah it's hard to reverse 300+ years of assholeness
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] its the spinach
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? That works out perfectly for me though, as I hate a large portion of humanity. [laugh] Fair dooze.[/laugh][/laugh][/laugh]
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" It would not work in America. Yeah it's hard to reverse 300+ years of assholeness True. BTW, ICT that last post.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? That works out perfectly for me though, as I hate a large portion of humanity. yes
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" It would not work in America. Yeah it's hard to reverse 300+ years of assholeness without bombs, anyway.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable How tall is he? The Body Mass Index is all height/weight. I'm guessing he's considered overweight on that scale, but the BMI isn't great about taking muscle from an active lifestyle into account. I was considered overweight a few years ago at 185, but I also ran around 10 miles every day and completed a couple of marathons.
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zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable How tall is he? The Body Mass Index is all height/weight. I'm guessing he's considered overweight on that scale, but the BMI isn't great about taking muscle from an active lifestyle into account. I was considered overweight a few years ago at 185, but I also ran around 10 miles every day and completed a couple of marathons. I'm 6'3". When I was 17/18 I was 190, but I've definitely broadened a bit since then (not just in the belly).
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Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo!
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''Post Counts and Red Points'' By Magnus Johnson The story of a young Scottish lad traveling through ...ect ect....
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" you were following from a distance? Always
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie i hear Backdoor Sluts 9 is pretty good. plot kinda falls apart at the end though. As appealing as that sounds, I went with 5x2 by Francios Ozon. The same guy who directed Swimming Pool. It was really good, better than Swimming Pool IMO but a bit more somber and intimate.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. yeah, we didn't have a brush bigger then a toothbrush with us that time so... thats rough. as long as you dont head there with wire brushes... NONONononononono. You die for that shit in scotland! glad to here it When I was trying a variation on a problem at a newish venue somewhere (the old problem shot left then topped out, there was this sloper that most people had to pop to, but I could lank out to it with my height advantage and keep my foot on. The swing was impossible to hold if you were any shorter then me) that a fairly prolific FAist known for hunting down new spots was showing me, I watched in horror as he busted out a wirebrush and started scrubbing at the sandstone sloper - making it easier (I had just fallen off) I was like "Dude, it's okay - I'll get it next go." and sent it. The sandstone wasn't super soft, but you could see where it had been brushed (though only barely, he did it kinda carefully), it was definitely changing the hold. I was not keen, but didn't really say anything. Unfortunately he's probably pretty set in his ways and wouldn't have listened anyway. The best thing you could have done was exactly what you did. Lead by example.
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kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!! beautiful, aren't they? I am truly honored to have descended from such a proud lineage.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? The only Aronofsky movie I didn't absolutely love. A bit too over the top for my tastes but I'm considering giving it a second chance because the whole world seems to love it and the rest of his catalogue is so damn impressive I'm beginning to think I missed something the first time around.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free payed for by other people over here. Well, the uni's are state run so even when you do have to pay it's not very much. I know you don't like socialist stuff, but I'm (and most of the UK) am totally sold on the basic things being social - police, rescue (ambulance, fire, coast guard), medical, and education. The things that no one should have to go without. Anyways, are you against highschools being government run? Over here we just view university as an extension of high school. Oh, and I know the US Hs system is farked and that they wouldn't be able to do it like that over there, but it works great here. Damn, I was just messing with you man. Anyway, I personally agree with the notion that society as a whole benefits from having an educated populace. It's frustrating enough trying to interact with all the mental midgets in this country, if they hadn't had access to free public ed it would be a nightmare. That said, I think there are limits. General education is necessary to be able to simply function in society and prepare you for either continued education or a quick transition in to any number of low paying trades or areas of employment. The reason I don't like the idea of free university is because I realize that a large part of the population will end up in careers that don't require it, someone has to fill those jobs. So having to pay to play is an efficient limiter on resource (colliaget level education) consumption. It's one in a series of giant career sieves that insure we have enough people to fill all areas of employment at a price that is affordable. I don't think it is everyone else's responsibility to make sure you don't get screened out at stage 1 and end up a janitor. I do think though that we should bring everyone up to a level where they can understand the nature of the system and have the tools to navigate it. I think that has been accomplished after highschool. University is all about specializing and I think that is up to the individual. There are strict grade rquirments to get into university here, so how much you have in your head is the limiting factor of who goes to university (or what university), instead of how much is in your pocket. Seems very reasonable to me.
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zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable How tall is he? The Body Mass Index is all height/weight. I'm guessing he's considered overweight on that scale, but the BMI isn't great about taking muscle from an active lifestyle into account. I was considered overweight a few years ago at 185, but I also ran around 10 miles every day and completed a couple of marathons. Pretty tall I think. Like you said though, that scale really means fuckall for a lot of people due to body type or lifestyle.
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sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! Have you climbed in the JB's? Thoughts?
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! Have you climbed in the JB's? Thoughts? Nope. Alas I won't get to climb in these until there are crampons bolted on.
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kachoong
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. that's not the BET then? fuck, I can never figure them out. Well Arogent Bastards Arogent thread was the actual resurention of the BET. When Epoch ressurrected the threads, AB post that ended on top. So he got to name it. Hes already changed the name a couple times. What an Arrogant Bastard!
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out!
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kachoong
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notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip. Posting to the SPCI? Signed on after work? Instead of packing for a trip? Sure looks like someone is making a first page ranking on the whore list. Hi... my name is Kachoong and I'm a post-a-holic! Well... OK.... I lied... ....my name really isn't kachoong.
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kachoong
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Lazlo wrote: little keybpoard fail. I mostly post from my phone over breakfast Watch you don't drop yore phone in yore cornflakes!
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere It made me find climbing and discover how much beer I could handle... so I'm happy for it.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. You were obviously born in Scotland!
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key. ver nice The Ship's Prow - hard and highball. it goes into a cave at the bottom, if I stand in there my head is level with the rock below the one I'm standing on. Loooong. Really bad landing, too. I don't think we'll do this one unless we have a LOT of pads. Looks sweet, though. The lines to the left look hard and fun as well. (P.S. everyone loves t3h tight leggings!) Bad landing? Looks like everything is covered in soft bouncy carpet moss.
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kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I wanna wide lense too.... first I'd like a good DSLR though....
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. It's tough when there's just two... I always found ice climbing shots to be almost impossible. On rock sometimes I'll use an autoblock belay if I want to take pics of the seconder.
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. I have one from this w'end... I guess I could share.... hmmmmm
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sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! How will your feet not freeze?
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!! beautiful, aren't they? I am truly honored to have descended from such a proud lineage. Try being Aussie.... at one time we were the scum of the carrot-stealing POMs!! ....but I'm still very proud to be part of a dingo den.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. didntya wake up with one on your face one night in Moab? I think I remember you waking up a bit freaked out one day because of that.
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kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. probably the one thing I dislike most about climbing: that routes need cleaning. Not that I'm against the work, nor that I don't mind scraping a bit of dirt off holds or out of cracks, but I think moss should be off limits. Lichen, too, for the most part. I mean, since we walk on the stuff, I'd be OK with climbing on the lichen and moss. If it wears off from climbing, then that's acceptable. To me that's wear and tear and it happens. But I'm not a fan of intentionally removing the stuff. I'd rather let it grow and let the rock be lost forever. But that's just me. I know I'm in the minority on that.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? You didn't visit New England. We're different up here compared to the left coast.
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sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. I see what you mean. Yeah, when I know it's there I get self conscious. I tend to push a bit harder if the camera is rolling video, though - but that's cuz I don't wanna get ripped into for falling off on film. If I already wanted the ascent super bad, and am going at max force because of that I knida forget about the camera. me no carez about that. me is perfectly willing to replaze a conversationz aboutz being scaredz for videoz purpozes.
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!! mmmm...genocide...*drools*
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!! and in case you need extra incentive, you get to see jennifer connoly's bush. *checks red box to see if it is there...*
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notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie i hear Backdoor Sluts 9 is pretty good. plot kinda falls apart at the end though. As appealing as that sounds, I went with 5x2 by Francios Ozon. The same guy who directed Swimming Pool. It was really good, better than Swimming Pool IMO but a bit more somber and intimate. oh dude, the young chick in swimming pool...*inhales*
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kachoong
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!! and in case you need extra incentive, you get to see jennifer connoly's bush. *checks red box to see if it is there...* She is certainly on my "list".... but nothing beats KB.
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Gmburns2000
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kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! nice! TR?
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Gmburns2000
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kachoong wrote: notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip. Posting to the SPCI? Signed on after work? Instead of packing for a trip? Sure looks like someone is making a first page ranking on the whore list. Hi... my name is Kachoong and I'm a post-a-holic! Well... OK.... I lied... ....my name really isn't kachoong. YOU BASTARD!!!!
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kachoong
Oct 12, 2009, 2:29 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! nice! TR? Just trying to figure out Flickr... is this pic visible to you? I put a TR in the local Texan website forum but I guess I could cross-post here.
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churningindawake
Oct 12, 2009, 2:35 PM
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Apparently the old Knob has been having *performance* issues. I haven't noticed it... Me neither. I'm guessing others must have been having *performance* issues. Apparently so.
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notapplicable
Oct 12, 2009, 2:53 PM
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!! and in case you need extra incentive, you get to see jennifer connoly's bush. *checks red box to see if it is there...* She is certainly on my "list".... but nothing beats KB. A friend of mine lied to me (apparently he heard some intranet rumor) and said that she had a topless shower scene in Whiteout so I was all excited because it's been a long time since she let th girls come out to play. No Dice. I got home and looked it up, only to have my hopes and dreams crushed.
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notapplicable
Oct 12, 2009, 2:55 PM
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kachoong wrote: notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip. Posting to the SPCI? Signed on after work? Instead of packing for a trip? Sure looks like someone is making a first page ranking on the whore list. Hi... my name is Kachoong and I'm a post-a-holic! Well... OK.... I lied... ....my name really isn't kachoong. If your looking for anything other than condonement and encouragement, your in the wrong place.
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Gmburns2000
Oct 12, 2009, 3:01 PM
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! nice! TR? Just trying to figure out Flickr... is this pic visible to you? I put a TR in the local Texan website forum but I guess I could cross-post here. yup, you done good. edited to say that I cheesetitted it in my response.
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notapplicable
Oct 12, 2009, 3:07 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? You didn't visit New England. We're different up here compared to the left coast. There is a reason everyone hates yankees, we don't just do it for fun. Although it is a lot of fun.
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notapplicable
Oct 12, 2009, 3:11 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. Yeah, I rarely take pictures when I should, and most of my pictures are of the pointless times (aka when I'm not distracted by the climbing). It's usually when I'm with someone who is motivated to get good shots that photos happen. Also bouldering usually produces pictures. yeah, sometimes i think ide like to get some good shots from where i bulder and post them up somewhere, but then i realize how boring of a day ide have snappin or posin for pics. rather just climb. Uh-oh, the P-word. I think the only posed shot in the ones I posted was the one of me next to the big roof - the one of me staring up was just a quick shutter finger from joe. All the climbing photos are on actual attempts. I don't like the whole "do that move again for the camera" stuff. i didnt really mean like that, if im climbing and someone is taking pics i just feel like a poseur. Especially when the guy with the camera keeps calling out "Sexy moves, lets see some sexy moves" Man, not only cant I read tonight but I'm full of typos too. Maybe I need to just watch a movie i hear Backdoor Sluts 9 is pretty good. plot kinda falls apart at the end though. As appealing as that sounds, I went with 5x2 by Francios Ozon. The same guy who directed Swimming Pool. It was really good, better than Swimming Pool IMO but a bit more somber and intimate. oh dude, the young chick in swimming pool...*inhales* +1
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Oct 12, 2009, 3:14 PM
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notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: i never take any pics when i go out. sometimes i think i should, but i just wanna climb. and most of the pics i see from my home spot are teh suck. hard to get good pics without a wide ankle lenz. I'm sure my camera ownership FAIL have more than a few people on here convinced that I don't actually climb. I'm just not a sentimental dude so accumulating pictures does me little good. I will admit though, TR's are much more interesting when accompanied by pics. Meh, If I ever stop being cheap and lazy maybe I'll get one. i know what you mean. i often like to boulder by myself, well i used to, and when livin in sq i would go boulder, then head to the campground to hang out. lots of people thought i was the guy who knows beta and haangs out, but doesnt actually climb. Heh. I met a few of those. you dont know me!!! Heh, true. This is some pretty good chat. Amazing the sudden transition from pointless drivel to half decent conversation, huh? The only thing that's the same is that my homework isn't doing itself. reminds me...ever see Requiem For a Dream? It's currently on the top of my to watch list. well then its good i fucked up and didnt say anything. crazy movie. i like fucked up stuff, this movie fits that cattergory. WATCH IT!!!!!!!! and in case you need extra incentive, you get to see jennifer connoly's bush. *checks red box to see if it is there...* She is certainly on my "list".... but nothing beats KB. A friend of mine lied to me (apparently he heard some intranet rumor) and said that she had a topless shower scene in Whiteout so I was all excited because it's been a long time since she let th girls come out to play. No Dice. I got home and looked it up, only to have my hopes and dreams crushed. I would have been too!
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Gmburns2000
Oct 12, 2009, 3:15 PM
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? You didn't visit New England. We're different up here compared to the left coast. There is a reason everyone hates yankees, we don't just do it for fun. Although it is a lot of fun. Heheh. We're still better.
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! nice! TR? Just trying to figure out Flickr... is this pic visible to you? I put a TR in the local Texan website forum but I guess I could cross-post here. I really with I had some multipitch slab climbing closer by. The weather is perfect for it right now.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! nice! TR? Just trying to figure out Flickr... is this pic visible to you? I put a TR in the local Texan website forum but I guess I could cross-post here. yup, you done good. edited to say that I cheesetitted it in my response. Oh sweet! It works!
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kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. that's not the BET then? fuck, I can never figure them out. Well Arogent Bastards Arogent thread was the actual resurention of the BET. When Epoch ressurrected the threads, AB post that ended on top. So he got to name it. Hes already changed the name a couple times. What an Arrogant Bastard! He is rather arrogant.
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kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! Since March????! Please tell me you at least get indoor time. That's a bit of a depressing concept to me, that length of time away from the rock. I just missed a month because of a shoulder injury and that sucked enough. Around here (PHX), it gets burning ass hot, but cooler crags are always within daytrip distance, so I guess I'm lucky. Texas is too fucking big is probably the lesson to be learned here.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? You didn't visit New England. We're different up here compared to the left coast. There is a reason everyone hates yankees, we don't just do it for fun. Although it is a lot of fun. Heheh. We're still better. Yeah, at being rich white guys...oh...damn, maybe my hate is fueled by envy.
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notapplicable wrote: zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable How tall is he? The Body Mass Index is all height/weight. I'm guessing he's considered overweight on that scale, but the BMI isn't great about taking muscle from an active lifestyle into account. I was considered overweight a few years ago at 185, but I also ran around 10 miles every day and completed a couple of marathons. Pretty tall I think. Like you said though, that scale really means fuckall for a lot of people due to body type or lifestyle. There are modified BMI scales online. But you can certainly be active and overweight, although it's better to be active than not. I climb with a coupla big boys. They outweigh me by a solid 30+ pounds, so much so that my boy doing the overhanging shiz at the gym means I have to anchor to the floor. I feel like a little girl. Conversely, I can take those pretty hard falls. Gotta get them belaying dynamically more. They are pretty strong though. If those guys cut 10 pounds or so, they'd be tearing it up a lot harder. The big problem is they've been coming down with finger injuries. Doing big, hard moves at 200+ is pretty rough on the ol' tendons.
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? You didn't visit New England. We're different up here compared to the left coast. There is a reason everyone hates yankees, we don't just do it for fun. Although it is a lot of fun. Heheh. We're still better. Yeah, at being rich white guys...oh...damn, maybe my hate is fueled by envy. Actually, New England isn't that rich. Eastern and Northern Maine have historically been among the poorest counties in the U.S.. Yeah, anything along the coast is pretty wealthy, though. Inland? Not so much. It really depends on tourism. If there are places for tourists to go then there is a lot of seasonal wealth, but that has to last year-round. Otherwise, there's just not a lot jobs in the more remote parts of the six states, even though there are populations out there living. But I don't love it for the money. Obviously I'm from coastal Maine, so it's home and I love it for that reason, but really I just love the atmosphere. People seem to take life seriously here, as if it means something, as if there's a reason to get up in the morning. There's shit to do, if you know what I mean. I guess I just feel at home here with so many people who share the same individualistic philosophy. Yeah, Mass is a pretty liberal state with regards to social policy, but its individuals are really independent people. Most want to help others, but they don't really want help for themselves. There's a big difference between the two.
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zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable How tall is he? The Body Mass Index is all height/weight. I'm guessing he's considered overweight on that scale, but the BMI isn't great about taking muscle from an active lifestyle into account. I was considered overweight a few years ago at 185, but I also ran around 10 miles every day and completed a couple of marathons. Pretty tall I think. Like you said though, that scale really means fuckall for a lot of people due to body type or lifestyle. There are modified BMI scales online. But you can certainly be active and overweight, although it's better to be active than not. I climb with a coupla big boys. They outweigh me by a solid 30+ pounds, so much so that my boy doing the overhanging shiz at the gym means I have to anchor to the floor. I feel like a little girl. Conversely, I can take those pretty hard falls. Gotta get them belaying dynamically more. They are pretty strong though. If those guys cut 10 pounds or so, they'd be tearing it up a lot harder. The big problem is they've been coming down with finger injuries. Doing big, hard moves at 200+ is pretty rough on the ol' tendons. BMI is a decent idea to shoot for, but you're right, if folks are fit with good muscle and they're active then it is difficult to call them overweight.
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zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: zeke_sf wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Your starvation weightloss plan must be working. Enough to bring the gun show to town anyway. Lookin kind of ripped. [image]http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417421_9003.jpg[/image] Thanks - but it's an older picture. That's what I'm aiming to get back to. I'm sorta almost there. Gotta lose a bit more of the tubby belly, though. I reckon I could hit 210, 205 or maybe 200. I don't think I would stay at 200, though. I'm still like fuckin' 225/230 right now. For your build 210 is probably pretty reasonable How tall is he? The Body Mass Index is all height/weight. I'm guessing he's considered overweight on that scale, but the BMI isn't great about taking muscle from an active lifestyle into account. I was considered overweight a few years ago at 185, but I also ran around 10 miles every day and completed a couple of marathons. Pretty tall I think. Like you said though, that scale really means fuckall for a lot of people due to body type or lifestyle. There are modified BMI scales online. But you can certainly be active and overweight, although it's better to be active than not. I climb with a coupla big boys. They outweigh me by a solid 30+ pounds, so much so that my boy doing the overhanging shiz at the gym means I have to anchor to the floor. I feel like a little girl. Conversely, I can take those pretty hard falls. Gotta get them belaying dynamically more. They are pretty strong though. If those guys cut 10 pounds or so, they'd be tearing it up a lot harder. The big problem is they've been coming down with finger injuries. Doing big, hard moves at 200+ is pretty rough on the ol' tendons. Thats my brother and I up and down. I'm 6'3" at 160 and he usually runs 210-220 but its all muscle. I've gone on some pretty big rides belaying that boy. He has the same problem with both tendons and the actual skin on his fingers. They get torn up pretty quick from the weight grinding down that much harder. Not much to be done about it though.
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zeke_sf wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! Since March????! Please tell me you at least get indoor time. That's a bit of a depressing concept to me, that length of time away from the rock. I just missed a month because of a shoulder injury and that sucked enough. Around here (PHX), it gets burning ass hot, but cooler crags are always within daytrip distance, so I guess I'm lucky. Texas is too fucking big is probably the lesson to be learned here. Well, it's been a busy summer.... plus more than 50% of it was above 100F, the rest being above 90F. Closest climbing is 3 hours.... closest climbing gym is further. Now it's season for climbing.... winter is here, but no ice action.
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donald949
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: everyone hits a wall. just keep everything up and things will pick up again. It's been a long time since I've been this frustrated. I tweaked a finger after like 6 straight rest days, I can't even finish my fucking hangboard session, and I barely feel worked out. grrrr. Go fer a run Did that already. Good job.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. didntya wake up with one on your face one night in Moab? I think I remember you waking up a bit freaked out one day because of that. Yes. It scared the living shit out of my. It was my neck, though.
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donald949
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I accidently my PTFTW Again. Again. Again. and Again.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! How will your feet not freeze? Thick sox (well, those moisture barrier things, actually) and insulation foam/supergaitor. Plus it's scotland - we get some pretty warm days here. That is when they will be used.
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donald949
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Not the whole thing.
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donald949
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Since I'm only on page 25 or so.
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sungam
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key. ver nice [image]http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417396_9720.jpg[/image] The Ship's Prow - hard and highball. it goes into a cave at the bottom, if I stand in there my head is level with the rock below the one I'm standing on. Loooong. Really bad landing, too. I don't think we'll do this one unless we have a LOT of pads. Looks sweet, though. The lines to the left look hard and fun as well. (P.S. everyone loves t3h tight leggings!) Bad landing? Looks like everything is covered in soft bouncy carpet moss. True, but there are gaps in the boulders big enough to fall into up to your waist. The moss makes it worse - you can't tell what's solid and whats moss sometimes.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: [image]http://www.insectidentification.org/imgs/insects/marbled-orb-weaver-spider_3.jpg[/image] and these suckers start poppin up everywhere er, yikes? nah, they are harmless. but they get kinda big, they are really cool to look at. but they make webs between trees, so you gotta keep an I oot. Yeah... I'm, er... Spiders are fuckin' scary, dude. You were obviously born in Scotland! Well, Michigan, but same difference.
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donald949
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BUt wow, 12 pages of reading to catch up on, crazy guys.
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sungam
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. probably the one thing I dislike most about climbing: that routes need cleaning. Not that I'm against the work, nor that I don't mind scraping a bit of dirt off holds or out of cracks, but I think moss should be off limits. Lichen, too, for the most part. I mean, since we walk on the stuff, I'd be OK with climbing on the lichen and moss. If it wears off from climbing, then that's acceptable. To me that's wear and tear and it happens. But I'm not a fan of intentionally removing the stuff. I'd rather let it grow and let the rock be lost forever. But that's just me. I know I'm in the minority on that. Dude, it's scottish highland lowland crags. They ARE moss. That shit grows back fast. I'm not damaging any ecosystems here.
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kachoong
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! How will your feet not freeze? Thick sox (well, those moisture barrier things, actually) and insulation foam/supergaitor. Plus it's scotland - we get some pretty warm days here. That is when they will be used. Summer drytooling? Heh... I remember when I was a little tacker in scouts and we went crosscountry skiing... putting our feet in plastic bags to stop our socks getting wet from the snow through the leather ski boots.... so bad.... so bad!
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kachoong
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: yeah, just a sign of cooler weather to come. Yeah -I'm psyched. I dunno why, never really cared for it before, but this season I'm really amped on hard bouldering. There's some great stuff up by the hotel, so I'm thinking driving up there Friday and spending a day bouldering and a day ice climbing or 2 of whatever depending on the conditions sounds pretty key. ver nice [image]http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-sf2p/v231/172/68/665636444/n665636444_417396_9720.jpg[/image] The Ship's Prow - hard and highball. it goes into a cave at the bottom, if I stand in there my head is level with the rock below the one I'm standing on. Loooong. Really bad landing, too. I don't think we'll do this one unless we have a LOT of pads. Looks sweet, though. The lines to the left look hard and fun as well. (P.S. everyone loves t3h tight leggings!) Bad landing? Looks like everything is covered in soft bouncy carpet moss. True, but there are gaps in the boulders big enough to fall into up to your waist. The moss makes it worse - you can't tell what's solid and whats moss sometimes. Eeeek!
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donald949
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I had a goooooood weekend. Went climbing. I try to get the pics loaded tonight, and a trip report put up tommarrow. Lets see if I can a quite write up soon though.
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sungam
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! How will your feet not freeze? Thick sox (well, those moisture barrier things, actually) and insulation foam/supergaitor. Plus it's scotland - we get some pretty warm days here. That is when they will be used. Summer drytooling? Heh... I remember when I was a little tacker in scouts and we went crosscountry skiing... putting our feet in plastic bags to stop our socks getting wet from the snow through the leather ski boots.... so bad.... so bad! Not drytooling, I mean warm winter days. It's not -20 like in canukisthan.
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donald949 wrote: I had a goooooood weekend. Went climbing. I try to get the pics loaded tonight, and a trip report put up tommarrow. Lets see if I can a quite write up soon though. write uuuppp.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: skethcy blue alien RRRrrrriiiiiiippppppeeeeeeedddddddddd. Shudda gotzed a mastercam. This is correct. Blue metolius is ALWAYS bomber! Actually, i haven't placed my blue Metolius yet. Because, well, I just don't rack it. Its so small I feel I can carry more than a couple stoppers that size at the same weight.
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kachoong
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! How will your feet not freeze? Thick sox (well, those moisture barrier things, actually) and insulation foam/supergaitor. Plus it's scotland - we get some pretty warm days here. That is when they will be used. Summer drytooling? Heh... I remember when I was a little tacker in scouts and we went crosscountry skiing... putting our feet in plastic bags to stop our socks getting wet from the snow through the leather ski boots.... so bad.... so bad! Not drytooling, I mean warm winter days. It's not -20 like in canukisthan. Oh right, yeah.... I found about -5C to be about perfect for me.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro??? Tru dat. But I believe he was referring to a thread a couple years ago when a climber put a Link cam in a flaring pod at Joshua Tree. climbed above it slipped unexpectedly and destroyed the link. The destruction of the cam asorbed the energy of the fall and slowed the climber down enough such that he landed relatively unharmed. I believe he continued to climb the rest of the day. So yes, any pro is better than none. And I placed a number of nuts behind loose flakes this weekend...
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: I had a goooooood weekend. Went climbing. I try to get the pics loaded tonight, and a trip report put up tommarrow. Lets see if I can a quite write up soon though. should blow off work for PC++ trip report.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month.
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Oct 12, 2009, 4:53 PM
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kachoong wrote: zeke_sf wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! Since March????! Please tell me you at least get indoor time. That's a bit of a depressing concept to me, that length of time away from the rock. I just missed a month because of a shoulder injury and that sucked enough. Around here (PHX), it gets burning ass hot, but cooler crags are always within daytrip distance, so I guess I'm lucky. Texas is too fucking big is probably the lesson to be learned here. Well, it's been a busy summer.... plus more than 50% of it was above 100F, the rest being above 90F. Closest climbing is 3 hours.... closest climbing gym is further. Now it's season for climbing.... winter is here, but no ice action. More than 50% of our summer is above 100F. Usually, it's 90 around 8am. Fortunately, the climbing gyms are much, much closer. Also, there are local crags in town where, if you'll get up at 5am, you can climb until it gets too hot. I woulda been driving 3 hours to your crags! Our daytrip time is 2-3 hours of driving/approach around here anyway. But I guess there are other things besides climbing to worry about ...
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Oct 12, 2009, 4:57 PM
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro??? Tru dat. But I believe he was referring to a thread a couple years ago when a climber put a Link cam in a flaring pod at Joshua Tree. climbed above it slipped unexpectedly and destroyed the link. The destruction of the cam asorbed the energy of the fall and slowed the climber down enough such that he landed relatively unharmed. I believe he continued to climb the rest of the day. So yes, any pro is better than none. And I placed a number of nuts behind loose flakes this weekend... When I want to hear about your sexual exploits, I'll ask.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Glad you didn't have to wait till spring like you were thinking. Have fun. Well, sort of. Multi pitch is limited locally. Most of it higher elevations, so spring/summer is the season. But plenty of stuff to climb in the winter, on nice days. But the climbing i did was was a 3 hour drive, and between work, family birthdays, and holidays, I don't believe I'll be able to get away for a Sat/Sun overnight trip again untill spring. Thanks for the good wishes, I did have fun.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: In other news, HOW ABOUT THEEM ANGELS! I'm officially nominating that one for the 2009 NOBODY CARES THREAD Thats fine, we won, I'm happy. edited to fix the crazy smily face icon. Am I the only that getting the crazy codes w/ the emocons?
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donald949
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zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro??? Tru dat. But I believe he was referring to a thread a couple years ago when a climber put a Link cam in a flaring pod at Joshua Tree. climbed above it slipped unexpectedly and destroyed the link. The destruction of the cam asorbed the energy of the fall and slowed the climber down enough such that he landed relatively unharmed. I believe he continued to climb the rest of the day. So yes, any pro is better than none. And I placed a number of nuts behind loose flakes this weekend... When I want to hear about your sexual exploits, I'll ask. OK, then I hold off on the story about the girls in the next camp site...
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donald949
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again accidently my PTFTW
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: I had a goooooood weekend. Went climbing. I try to get the pics loaded tonight, and a trip report put up tommarrow. Lets see if I can a quite write up soon though. should blow off work for PC++ trip report. Well, still need to upload the pics. I finished reviewing my coworkers write up. Got to go inspect some stuff, and work on my beans. But let me find a online pic right quick
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro??? Tru dat. But I believe he was referring to a thread a couple years ago when a climber put a Link cam in a flaring pod at Joshua Tree. climbed above it slipped unexpectedly and destroyed the link. The destruction of the cam asorbed the energy of the fall and slowed the climber down enough such that he landed relatively unharmed. I believe he continued to climb the rest of the day. So yes, any pro is better than none. And I placed a number of nuts behind loose flakes this weekend... When I want to hear about your sexual exploits, I'll ask. OK, then I hold off on the story about the girls in the next camp site... he doesn't have to listen.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: A pic from RC.knob showing Sespe Gorge, sometimes called the Black Wall [image]http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/photos/assets/0/358330-work-SespeTopoJPGReduced.jpg[/image] Here it is. Sat climbed Ending Crack 5.7. Two pitches 300 feet. First pitch about 130/140 feet. The two bolts Wadka are the first pitch anchor. Sun climbed Tree Root 5.5. Even though it doesn't look it, a 60m rope is required to reach the second anchor, less than 10 feet left over. cool, look forward to the whole thing.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro??? Tru dat. But I believe he was referring to a thread a couple years ago when a climber put a Link cam in a flaring pod at Joshua Tree. climbed above it slipped unexpectedly and destroyed the link. The destruction of the cam asorbed the energy of the fall and slowed the climber down enough such that he landed relatively unharmed. I believe he continued to climb the rest of the day. So yes, any pro is better than none. And I placed a number of nuts behind loose flakes this weekend... That's what I was refering to, as well.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Hmmmmmz... Way above my level but Brent_E and I are making some fruitboots out of some Acopa JB's, carbonfibre, and Black Diamond Raptors. Wooo! How will your feet not freeze? Thick sox (well, those moisture barrier things, actually) and insulation foam/supergaitor. Plus it's scotland - we get some pretty warm days here. That is when they will be used. Summer drytooling? Heh... I remember when I was a little tacker in scouts and we went crosscountry skiing... putting our feet in plastic bags to stop our socks getting wet from the snow through the leather ski boots.... so bad.... so bad! Not drytooling, I mean warm winter days. It's not -20 like in canukisthan. Oh right, yeah.... I found about -5C to be about perfect for me. Yup. I like it warmish.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up Cool Deal. Good luch with the class and test.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)?
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sungam wrote: zeke_sf wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Today is my QAP wporkshop at the CHP academy. i'm stoked. What's QAP? So you're in the academy or it's just an intro course or what? QAP is the name of the next test. This workshop prepares you for what's coming up sweet - so you're fully enrolled in the course/thing thing? Damned if I'm telling Laz the make of my vehicle now he's becoming a chipper. He duntz likez me lawtz! I climez with chipper, makez fierndz, points out teh udder bad people needs pulled over? Hehehe, I can just imagine the banter... Francizograms on the back of speeding tickets, AB getting tear gassed, tazed, then cuffed for the revolushunz, and the OBET guys typing to each other so big bubba in the cell between them couldn't hear their convorsation. ROFLMAOP
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donald949 wrote: again accidently my PTFTW Yore bad for that these daze. Count!
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donald949
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sungam wrote: spikeddem wrote: o... i. uh. c. holy shitz... like how's it going, eh? +1 more
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kachoong
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zeke_sf wrote: kachoong wrote: zeke_sf wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! Since March????! Please tell me you at least get indoor time. That's a bit of a depressing concept to me, that length of time away from the rock. I just missed a month because of a shoulder injury and that sucked enough. Around here (PHX), it gets burning ass hot, but cooler crags are always within daytrip distance, so I guess I'm lucky. Texas is too fucking big is probably the lesson to be learned here. Well, it's been a busy summer.... plus more than 50% of it was above 100F, the rest being above 90F. Closest climbing is 3 hours.... closest climbing gym is further. Now it's season for climbing.... winter is here, but no ice action. More than 50% of our summer is above 100F. Usually, it's 90 around 8am. Fortunately, the climbing gyms are much, much closer. Also, there are local crags in town where, if you'll get up at 5am, you can climb until it gets too hot. I woulda been driving 3 hours to your crags! Our daytrip time is 2-3 hours of driving/approach around here anyway. But I guess there are other things besides climbing to worry about ... Yeah, I really can't rely on too many excuses... life just happens to fly by... I just can't afford to use up a whole w'end to climb for a couple of morning hours... which I probably could if I headed to Austin... there's always DWS there too in the summer.
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donald949
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school which could be used... for a trip to the red! its really that easy i was just out bouldering 65° F low humidity startin to smell like autumn fucked up my ankle a bit though It was all good, untill the part about the ankle.
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donald949
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kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K. pc++ PCPP
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sungam
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donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K. pc++ PCPP Woo! Huh - nearing a k.
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sungam
Oct 12, 2009, 6:38 PM
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My sister spanked Vanilla Ice on stage in Chicago. I've never been more proud.
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kachoong
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hmmmm, those Petzl draws on sale you mentioned certainly are tempting...
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only.
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Gmburns2000
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sungam wrote: My sister spanked Vanilla Ice on stage in Chicago. I've never been more proud. uh...story?
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kachoong
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: hmmmm, those Petzl draws on sale you mentioned certainly are tempting... Sure are. I'm considering buying 10 right now. I currently have 3 draws, and they're shitty ones. I can't live a £40 airplane ride away from some of the best spurt climbing around and have only 3 draws. Hell, I don't even have any trad draws. Well, technically we probably don't need them, unless I wanted to "categorize" them as just sport draws and leave the 12 BD draws we have now as solely trad draws.
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kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: hmmmm, those Petzl draws on sale you mentioned certainly are tempting... Sure are. I'm considering buying 10 right now. I currently have 3 draws, and they're shitty ones. I can't live a £40 airplane ride away from some of the best spurt climbing around and have only 3 draws. Hell, I don't even have any trad draws. Well, technically we probably don't need them, unless I wanted to "categorize" them as just sport draws and leave the 12 BD draws we have now as solely trad draws. Well, as I've always said - If you can't go climbing... buy climbing gear.
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sungam
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only. Wicked. I thought they were gunna move it outside of the park - did they do that? Did you know Stan, btw? I can't remember if I asked you.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only. Wicked. I thought they were gunna move it outside of the park - did they do that? Did you know Stan, btw? I can't remember if I asked you. Pot growing illegal house building badass for the page turning win!
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PTC.
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sungam
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sungam
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I made my GF a necklace out of a super small baby angle. She doesn't wear it much, though.
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donald949 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: linkz cam in pod. U call dat protection??? Any pro is better than no pro??? Tru dat. But I believe he was referring to a thread a couple years ago when a climber put a Link cam in a flaring pod at Joshua Tree. climbed above it slipped unexpectedly and destroyed the link. The destruction of the cam asorbed the energy of the fall and slowed the climber down enough such that he landed relatively unharmed. I believe he continued to climb the rest of the day. So yes, any pro is better than none. And I placed a number of nuts behind loose flakes this weekend... When I want to hear about your sexual exploits, I'll ask. OK, then I hold off on the story about the girls in the next camp site... Whoa! Let's not get crazy and not tell stories like that here.
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Gmburns2000
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only. Wicked. I thought they were gunna move it outside of the park - did they do that? Did you know Stan, btw? I can't remember if I asked you. I did meet him in the parking lot while Jeremiah was at the NAPA auto parts. I think he built two cabins: one in a farm field and one in the wood near the swimming hole. He tore down the one in the field. I'm pretty sure the one in the woods is on Mohonk land, but it might be just off the property. I've known two people who have stayed there now, and staying there is a bit of a hush-hush thing. I never knew why. It may be that it is not on Mohonk property.
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donald949
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kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: But looks like the DR's your not wanted thread is winning the horse race to be the new lounge. that's not the BET then? fuck, I can never figure them out. Well Arogent Bastards Arogent thread was the actual resurention of the BET. When Epoch ressurrected the threads, AB post that ended on top. So he got to name it. Hes already changed the name a couple times. What an Arrogant Bastard! Apparently!!!!!
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donald949
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kachoong wrote: notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip. Posting to the SPCI? Signed on after work? Instead of packing for a trip? Sure looks like someone is making a first page ranking on the whore list. Hi... my name is Kachoong and I'm a post-a-holic! Well... OK.... I lied... ....my name really isn't kachoong. I had room mate named Keith Chong. We did some backpacking together. We called him Kchong at work...
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: Huh, the slab doesn't look that high in that picture, your right. It's definitely highball. Not super highball, but I wouldn't call it a normal problem, either. Edit to add - it also makes it looks like a slab the whole way, the start is a little bit past vertical - up until the bust on the left. Then it's vert, and slab at the top. it was hard to tell, i meant to put face/slab. looks good. shit would dry quicker if you took off as mush moss as you can. what kind of rock? It's Shist. Yeah, we do need to go clean it all up a lot more. There's so much to be cleaned, though. We didn't even photograph half of it, though we did get shots of most of the best stuff. cleaning is time consuming. a bit at a time, a bit at a time. probably the one thing I dislike most about climbing: that routes need cleaning. Not that I'm against the work, nor that I don't mind scraping a bit of dirt off holds or out of cracks, but I think moss should be off limits. Lichen, too, for the most part. I mean, since we walk on the stuff, I'd be OK with climbing on the lichen and moss. If it wears off from climbing, then that's acceptable. To me that's wear and tear and it happens. But I'm not a fan of intentionally removing the stuff. I'd rather let it grow and let the rock be lost forever. But that's just me. I know I'm in the minority on that. Apparently. Now can someone get me the bleach...
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!! mmmm...genocide...*drools* I though we were talking about herbacide???
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donald949
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kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! Excellent, another Sucessful weekend. Glad to hear.
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donald949
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kachoong wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: kachoong wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Getting excited. Going climbing this weekend Headed out first this in the AM, Saturday. Haven't been out climbing since June. Not for a lack of trying Had a couple things lined up for Washington in Aug, that jess didn pan out. Had a long weekend lined up for Southern Seirras in July, but I was down with 102 fever that week before. We havn't been out since March at Red Rocks.... mainly due to the heat and not having enuff time to migrate to cooler crags. But this weekend we finally got out! nice! TR? Just trying to figure out Flickr... is this pic visible to you? I put a TR in the local Texan website forum but I guess I could cross-post here. I sees it.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Woops! It thought that read "idea" not "deal" i like the ideas america was founded on... Colonialism, genocide and manifest destiny FTW!!1!!! mmmm...genocide...*drools* I though we were talking about herbacide??? they're synonymous in this context.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only. Wicked. I thought they were gunna move it outside of the park - did they do that? Did you know Stan, btw? I can't remember if I asked you. I did meet him in the parking lot while Jeremiah was at the NAPA auto parts. I think he built two cabins: one in a farm field and one in the wood near the swimming hole. He tore down the one in the field. I'm pretty sure the one in the woods is on Mohonk land, but it might be just off the property. I've known two people who have stayed there now, and staying there is a bit of a hush-hush thing. I never knew why. It may be that it is not on Mohonk property. It's in the park, illegal to build there.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only. Wicked. I thought they were gunna move it outside of the park - did they do that? Did you know Stan, btw? I can't remember if I asked you. I did meet him in the parking lot while Jeremiah was at the NAPA auto parts. I think he built two cabins: one in a farm field and one in the wood near the swimming hole. He tore down the one in the field. I'm pretty sure the one in the woods is on Mohonk land, but it might be just off the property. I've known two people who have stayed there now, and staying there is a bit of a hush-hush thing. I never knew why. It may be that it is not on Mohonk property. It's in the park, illegal to build there. illegal? not sure about that. maybe it is, but there's plenty of permanent structures in the park, including several cabins used by the rangers themselves. that's how I know about this cabin; the previous "tenant" was a ranger friend of ours who lived there during the summer when he was working for the preserve and not in school. Terrie now stays there on behalf of the preserve. She closes the gate and watches over that parking lot overnight. I'm not convinced it is illegal. If it is, then I'd wonder about the other cabins, including the one at Camp Slime, which is obviously not a hidden cabin but is very similar in construct and use.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well, jess checked. 7 more posts and I'll pass happiie Your a ruthless one. Poor lass is stuck out in the woods with no intranet and stealing her spot. Thats just mean. Well, last I heard she was at the Gunks fulltime. The seasons coming to a close though so she might be back home and just being a ++ FAILure Stuck out at the Gunks full time. Yea, I feel so bad for her. the cabin she's at has heat, but it's not too strong. Last I heard from her she was only going to be there through the end of this month. Is it the hut Stan built in the woods? (where the... er... "crop" fields were)? Tis the one and only. Wicked. I thought they were gunna move it outside of the park - did they do that? Did you know Stan, btw? I can't remember if I asked you. I did meet him in the parking lot while Jeremiah was at the NAPA auto parts. I think he built two cabins: one in a farm field and one in the wood near the swimming hole. He tore down the one in the field. I'm pretty sure the one in the woods is on Mohonk land, but it might be just off the property. I've known two people who have stayed there now, and staying there is a bit of a hush-hush thing. I never knew why. It may be that it is not on Mohonk property. It's in the park, illegal to build there. illegal? not sure about that. maybe it is, but there's plenty of permanent structures in the park, including several cabins used by the rangers themselves. that's how I know about this cabin; the previous "tenant" was a ranger friend of ours who lived there during the summer when he was working for the preserve and not in school. Terrie now stays there on behalf of the preserve. She closes the gate and watches over that parking lot overnight. I'm not convinced it is illegal. If it is, then I'd wonder about the other cabins, including the one at Camp Slime, which is obviously not a hidden cabin but is very similar in construct and use. Well, people weren't too pleased when they found he had made it. He told me it was in a no-build zone (inside the park) and that no one was allowed to camp/live in the park.
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: fuck this... go climbing college never got anyone anywhere you could quit now and prolly get money back from the school No money to get back - University is free over here. pretty good deal Why do you hate America? Because everything there revolves around the big guys making money and everyone has become so caught up in taxes and who deserves what that it's just become about making money and fending for yourself, rather then working together as a country? You didn't visit New England. We're different up here compared to the left coast. There is a reason everyone hates yankees, we don't just do it for fun. Although it is a lot of fun. Heheh. We're still better. Yeah, at being rich white guys...oh...damn, maybe my hate is fueled by envy. Actually, New England isn't that rich. Eastern and Northern Maine have historically been among the poorest counties in the U.S.. Yeah, anything along the coast is pretty wealthy, though. Inland? Not so much. It really depends on tourism. If there are places for tourists to go then there is a lot of seasonal wealth, but that has to last year-round. Otherwise, there's just not a lot jobs in the more remote parts of the six states, even though there are populations out there living. But I don't love it for the money. Obviously I'm from coastal Maine, so it's home and I love it for that reason, but really I just love the atmosphere. People seem to take life seriously here, as if it means something, as if there's a reason to get up in the morning. There's shit to do, if you know what I mean. I guess I just feel at home here with so many people who share the same individualistic philosophy. Yeah, Mass is a pretty liberal state with regards to social policy, but its individuals are really independent people. Most want to help others, but they don't really want help for themselves. There's a big difference between the two. OIC. Yes there is. That is a great attitude, I must say.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: again accidently my PTFTW Yore bad for that these daze. Count! I'm pages and pages behind. I go climbing for two days, two days, and you all put up 12 pages. Plus a couple more this AM. So I have no idea how the page count is going on the last page.
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kachoong
Oct 12, 2009, 7:57 PM
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donald949 wrote: kachoong wrote: notapplicable wrote: kachoong wrote: sungam wrote: Are we giving up on all our hopes and dreams of 1k just like that? Ewe wussies. I had to log off and leave work... now at home... gotta walk the shithead around the block... then get stuff ready for our trip. Posting to the SPCI? Signed on after work? Instead of packing for a trip? Sure looks like someone is making a first page ranking on the whore list. Hi... my name is Kachoong and I'm a post-a-holic! Well... OK.... I lied... ....my name really isn't kachoong. I had room mate named Keith Chong. We did some backpacking together. We called him Kchong at work... Weird!
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kachoong
Oct 12, 2009, 7:58 PM
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: again accidently my PTFTW Yore bad for that these daze. Count! I'm pages and pages behind. I go climbing for two days, two days, and you all put up 12 pages. Plus a couple more this AM. So I have no idea how the page count is going on the last page. At a guess we're not far away from the big won!
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donald949
Oct 12, 2009, 7:58 PM
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. looks like about 7 or so posts... i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K. pc++ PCPP Woo! Huh - nearing a k.
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kachoong
Oct 12, 2009, 7:58 PM
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And my PC is almost all 6's
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kachoong
Oct 12, 2009, 7:58 PM
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: kyleshea wrote: sungam wrote: So whathca doing that you're in the PCI all of a sudden? sometimes i lurk, sometimes im not on a computer for a while, sometimes i have nothing else to do. Fair enough. looks like about 7 or so posts... i enjoy a bit of harmless pc durp durp, but im not hooked like some are. when i have some time, i eff around on here. my fb friends are boring sometimes. pc plus, plus it seems like you want this thread to reach the non-momentus 1000K. pc++ PCPP Woo! Huh - nearing a k. Yep!
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donald949
Oct 12, 2009, 7:59 PM
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sungam wrote: kachoong wrote: hmmmm, those Petzl draws on sale you mentioned certainly are tempting... Sure are. I'm considering buying 10 right now. I currently have 3 draws, and they're shitty ones. I can't live a £40 airplane ride away from some of the best spurt climbing around and have only 3 draws. Hell, I don't even have any trad draws. No trad draws, huh???
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