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wonder1978
Aug 26, 2004, 4:34 AM
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I play golf... and you should see what I can do with a golf cart :wink:
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tattooed_climber
Aug 26, 2004, 4:41 AM
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i spend hours pretending i'm henry rollins :shock: ....he's pretty extreme? ?extreme???once in a while i'm falsely lead to believe that my friends KNOW how to belay....i learn the truth once i started the lead....
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godskid5
Aug 26, 2004, 6:31 AM
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In reply to: I paintball, And bang your mom..... And I also do hott chicks(which is very extream, just like your mom) yeah, your cool. grow up.
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hawaii_climbing_guy
Aug 26, 2004, 9:55 AM
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In reply to: I play golf... and you should see what I can do with a golf cart Wink I know. You can really rip a golf ball with rock-climbing shoulders. :roll: seriously
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tallnik
Aug 26, 2004, 11:48 AM
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I do a lot of different In reply to: overused lame marketing word sports like: - Mtn. Biking - Skateboarding - Backcountry Snowboarding - used to "aggresive" Rollerblade - Windsurf - Sail (from Dinghies to tallships) I like to sail dinghies in storm conditions. Same goes for windsurfing - Mountaineering - Canoe - Telemark - I've bungee swnug - probably forgetting somethnig here... :? Nik
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tallnik
Aug 26, 2004, 11:51 AM
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I do a lot of different In reply to: overused lame marketing word sports like: - Mtn. Biking - Skateboarding - Backcountry Snowboarding - used to "aggresive" Rollerblade - Windsurf - Sail (from Dinghies to tallships) I like to sail dinghies in storm conditions. Same goes for windsurfing. - Mountaineering - Canoe - Telemark - I've bungee swnug - Snowshoe-ski (on the old-schools shoes) - probably forgetting something here... :? Nik
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saltamonte
Oct 5, 2005, 4:59 PM
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Hobbies I enjoy that are labeled as extreme by some people * adventure racing * mountianbiking (down hill) * barefoot skiing * snow boarding & snowskiing * canyoneering * kayaking * hydrofoiling other hobbies not typically refered to as extreme * paintball * long distance running * camping/ hiking * primative weapon hunting Archery, and muzzle loader * most every other kind of hunting (traditional fire arms) * traditional water skiing, * 4x4 off roading * canoeing * mtn biking (cross country) * Fishing * boating * rollerblading * triathalons
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karma
Oct 5, 2005, 5:51 PM
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In college I helped a friend of mine launch water balloons, eggs and left over hot dogs (uncooked) at a Frat party full of drunken, randomly moving targets using a three-man slingshot. We had a pretty high hit percentage, and we were shooting open-sights. Does that count? All of my friends tell me I need to stop sports things that involve breaking bones but I tend to think I'd get hurt in a jump house or ball crawl so... I sort of climb rocks, I ride a lot of road miles, a started mtb riding and broke my leg Thursday night, I used to road race motorcycles (properly, at the track) but broke lots of bones and acquired much debt and I used to race around in cars but that was kind of expensive, too. So, aside from paying for my doctor's vacation and feeding money to tire and oil companies, I'm just like everyone else. Skydiving was very cool, but too expensive to pursue as a regular hobby.
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notch
Oct 5, 2005, 6:03 PM
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In reply to: I paintball, And bang your mom..... And I also do hott chicks(which is very extream, just like your mom) Anyone who bagged on iclimblilrocks is wrong. Mom jokes are funny specifically because they're so blatantly stupid and immature...like your Mom.
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lazyjammin
Oct 5, 2005, 6:18 PM
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I snowboard, in the park ostly but also backcountry, dont know if its extreme, but I dont really think climbing is... Ive been hurt more often on the trail to the rocks than while climbing rocks themselves.. I also dirtbike, and surf... Id kayak and BASE jump if I had money
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I once read Kierkegaard. It was pretty intense.
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deserteaglle
Oct 6, 2005, 2:07 PM
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Well I don't really consider anything I do "Extreme", but the chix do so that's why I do it(I'll note ahead of time that if you think I'm serious you should practice kicking your own ass before I get there :D :twisted: ) But I: Skydive, Cliffdive(into water), climbing, smoke cigarettes, used to do an ungodly amount of drugs, and jump off my friends house into his above ground swimming pool or off his house onto trampoline and into pool. There are a few more activites I don't deem worthy of this list but there is the gist of it. And if you think that last one isn't "EXTREME!!!!!", my friend literaly broke his neck doing it last week. Now I have lost my craziest, best friend to all of the other extremem things we might have done. Justin (friend who broke neck)-"You think I can do a flip from off my house into the pool?" Me-"Hell yeah! Go for it pussy."
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angry
Oct 6, 2005, 2:25 PM
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In reply to: ya'll are clueless. The sooner you realize that xlimbing is not an extreme (whatever the fukk extreme means) sport, the sooner you can progress in your own climbing. "Climbing is not and never will be an 'x-treme' sport. It's too calculated, too natural, with no gratuitous stunts, not enough blood, and altogether too much class." --Jeff Achey, from Climbing 230. But, hypothetically speaking I climbed with vaseline on my hands and bad pro. And I was naked. And I had a snapping turtle "fixed" to my johnson. Would climbing be extreme then?
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elepita
Oct 6, 2005, 2:30 PM
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I drive to work and back every day...now many of you will think: that si not estreme, I drive to work too!!...yeah well, try to do it in Madrid...you will change your mind!
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saltamonte
Oct 10, 2005, 4:55 PM
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In reply to: ya'll are clueless. The sooner you realize that xlimbing is not an extreme (whatever the fukk extreme means) sport, the sooner you can progress in your own climbing. "Climbing is not and never will be an 'x-treme' sport. It's too calculated, too natural, with no gratuitous stunts, not enough blood, and altogether too much class." --Jeff Achey, from Climbing 230. so if it is calculated then it can not be extreme. if that is the case then not even evil kenevil (spelling?) was extreme because all his stunts were VERY calculated even the ones that went wrong. by your defination I would like to hear what is an extreme sport. by following your defination: it must be uncalculated, unnatural, posses gratuitous stunts, bloody, and unclassy. I dont think anyone thinks of that combination when they hear extreme sport.
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pener_jack
Oct 14, 2005, 9:47 AM
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Freeride snowboarding, love to hit those steep slopes. I guess its extreme due to the avalanche danger...
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crag
Oct 14, 2005, 12:02 PM
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In reply to: Sometimes I eat those pretzels that the guys sell off the side of the road. That's pretty extreme, right? Or is that hardcore? Great, now I'm confusing myself.... K. That's the only way to eat a Philly Soft Pretzel
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chh
Oct 14, 2005, 12:20 PM
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In reply to: I once read Kierkegaard. It was pretty intense. I once had a class on Hegel, Nietzche and Kierkegaard. Now THAT was extreme! I'm still working on the crux chapters of Phenomenology of Spirit :wink:
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norskagent
Oct 14, 2005, 1:40 PM
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Due to marketing futures, all "extreme" sports are now to be referred to as "action" sports. thank you.
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airbender
Oct 14, 2005, 5:30 PM
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I climb, skydive, father 4 kids, and I am a scoutmaster. Yes I am extreme. If you think skydiving is boring you should try swooping.
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hibby11
Oct 14, 2005, 5:44 PM
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Sport Bikes, Skydiving, Bungee Jumping
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