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snoopy138
May 14, 2008, 1:25 AM
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[quote "caughtinside"]I love Canadians.
A whole country full of comedians![/quote]
CI lovez canadians.
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stymingersfink
May 14, 2008, 3:41 AM
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snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: I love Canadians. A whole country full of comedians! CI lovez canadians.
I've been stuck on that channel for the past week. Some are pretty good, others...well, fuckit, they're canadian!
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snoopy138
May 14, 2008, 3:51 AM
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we dunt akshully carez what you think.
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zeke_sf
May 14, 2008, 5:18 PM
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snoopy138 wrote: we dunt akshully carez what you think.
You and your anthropomorphism, Snoops.
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tripperjm
May 14, 2008, 11:08 PM
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x posted from the core thread.
jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay
HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise?
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snoopy138
May 14, 2008, 11:36 PM
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tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise?
the CMIYC?
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tripperjm
May 14, 2008, 11:48 PM
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snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? the CMIYC?
This is correct..... cept the "green route" has been confirmed at 12d. It's just not soft.
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bender
May 15, 2008, 12:52 AM
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neither is the approach
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snoopy138
May 15, 2008, 4:53 AM
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tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? the CMIYC? This is correct..... cept the "green route" has been confirmed at 12d. It's just not soft.
well then it also has an unconfirmed rating of 13a.
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tripperjm
May 15, 2008, 1:29 PM
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snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? the CMIYC? This is correct..... cept the "green route" has been confirmed at 12d. It's just not soft. well then it also has an unconfirmed rating of 13a.
I see... so that's how you are going to play it?
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snoopy138
May 15, 2008, 2:45 PM
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tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? the CMIYC? This is correct..... cept the "green route" has been confirmed at 12d. It's just not soft. well then it also has an unconfirmed rating of 13a. I see... so that's how you are going to play it?
well, someone's rated it 13a. even if that rating is unconfirmed, and probably rong.
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wanderlustmd
May 15, 2008, 6:19 PM
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This thread isn't seeing much action these days...
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zeke_sf
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wanderlustmd wrote: This thread isn't seeing much action these days...
Yore powers of obserfation are sharp, Marco Donny. I can see why they like you sew much in teh invisible chair spot.
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snoopy138
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wanderlustmd wrote: This thread isn't seeing much action these days...
eye hadn't noticed.
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snoopy138
May 15, 2008, 10:23 PM
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deputy dawg: stop over-modzerating the fucking forumz!
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snoopy138
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tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise?
soundz like a weird gym. don't t3h n00bz crowd up the 5.8 approach pitch?
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zeke_sf
May 15, 2008, 11:27 PM
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snoopy138 wrote: deputy dawg: stop over-modzerating the fucking forumz!
Butt snupes, isn't over-modzing everything teh BET is abowt?
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tripperjm
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snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? the CMIYC? This is correct..... cept the "green route" has been confirmed at 12d. It's just not soft. well then it also has an unconfirmed rating of 13a. I see... so that's how you are going to play it? well, someone's rated it 13a. even if that rating is unconfirmed, and probably rong.
Well that would be Jay. Problem is that it would be his first and only 13a. I just find it difficult to believe than somebody with a just few 12d's and very little time spent at well established areas doing confirmed routes at that grade, has the depth to be up rating routes to a grade he is not done before. I have traveled all over the country and a far amount around the world and have done dozens of other peoples routes at the grade and established dozens of my own routes at the grade... Even though I have been known to sandbag... I would like to think I have a pretty gud idea of what the grade is.
That is all.
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tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? the CMIYC? This is correct..... cept the "green route" has been confirmed at 12d. It's just not soft. well then it also has an unconfirmed rating of 13a. I see... so that's how you are going to play it? well, someone's rated it 13a. even if that rating is unconfirmed, and probably rong. Well that would be Jay. Problem is that it would be his first and only 13a. I just find it difficult to believe than somebody with a just few 12d's and very little time spent at well established areas doing confirmed routes at that grade, has the depth to be up rating routes to a grade he is not done before. I have traveled all over the country and a far amount around the world and have done dozens of other peoples routes at the grade and established dozens of my own routes at the grade... Even though I have been known to sandbag... I would like to think I have a pretty gud idea of what the grade is. That is all.
Of course I have stated all of this before.... Just doesn't seem to matter. sides the Anarchy is 2 to 3 grades harder and I rated 13a.... Now that a sandbag.
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tripperjm
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snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise? soundz like a weird gym. don't t3h n00bz crowd up the 5.8 approach pitch?
It's not really a n00bz friendly area, side it is still a semi secret area.... and I would like to keep it that way. So, No the n00bz don't crowd up the 5.8 approach pitch.
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tripperjm
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zeke_sf wrote: snoopy138 wrote: deputy dawg: stop over-modzerating the fucking forumz! Butt snupes, isn't over-modzing everything teh BET is abowt?
HAHA!!!1 He just can't help himself......
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tripperjm wrote: x posted from the core thread. jt512 wrote: Well, on my last redpoint, the majority of the moves were dynamic. No big throws, but lots of little tosses to holds, sometimes done to save energy, sometimes required because the balance was inherently dynamic. That is, if you let go with a hand your center of gravity is outside your base of support and you start to fall. To counteract this you have to throw your center into the wall to give yourself time to get your hand to the hold before you fall off the wall. There were series of moves like that to side pulls, crimps, pinches, underclings, and the occasional pocket. This was the second ascent of a new 90-foot sport route (130 feet if you count the 40-foot 5.8 approach pitch), with an unconfirmed rating of 5.13a -- the "green route" at the new 12-story Towering Rock Gym in Beverly Hills, California. As usual, Tom Cruise got the first ascent. I hate that guy. Jay HAHA!!!1 Jay, pretty gud discription of the "green route"... I just have one question though. Do you really hate Tom Cruise?
What can I say. The guy's been stealing my redpoints ever since MI-2.
Jay
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tripperjm wrote: In reply to: well, someone's rated it 13a. even if that rating is unconfirmed, and probably rong. Well that would be Jay. Problem is that it would be his first and only 13a. I just find it difficult to believe than somebody with a just few 12d's and very little time spent at well established areas doing confirmed routes at that grade, has the depth to be up rating routes to a grade he is not done before.
I agree. I called it .13a because you called it .13a when you redpointed it. You didn't start calling it .12d until after I redpointed it. The only reason I'm sticking with the .13a is that Douglas failed to send it in two tries on TR (compare with, say, The Action, that he sent with ease on his second try, on lead).
Jay
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all this arguing about a Beverly Hills gym route.
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Re: [snoopy138] CI's sulking thread....
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