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stonefoxgirl
Sep 23, 2005, 4:11 PM
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...ok......bad experience Glyrocks?
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hillbillywannabe
Sep 23, 2005, 4:12 PM
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anyone ever volunteer to get in free, any leg?
any se climbers coalation people around who might know? i emailed the "info@seclimbers" person but havent gotten a reply yet
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bad_lil_kitty
Sep 23, 2005, 5:16 PM
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In reply to: what is the typical entry price for a comp like this? spectating is usually free right? do you think they would let me go (tp spectate) if i volunteered to do something over there? i am wanting to go the L.R.C. leg
oh and 50$ to watch; 50$ to compete
i don't mind donating but believe (imo, so shush bhahah) that 50$ to spectate is ridiculous.
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grk10vq
Sep 23, 2005, 5:17 PM
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Good Luck.
leave your sharma candy at home.
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neuroshock
Sep 23, 2005, 6:04 PM
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In reply to: what is the typical entry price for a comp like this? spectating is usually free right? do you think they would let me go (tp spectate) if i volunteered to do something over there? i am wanting to go the L.R.C. leg
you can try volunteering and see what happens. talk to the Triple Crown guys...the SCC isn't the event organizer.
as far as LRC, spectating isn't free there, either. all competitors and spectators are bussed from a staging area to the event site for both Hound Ears and LRC. additionally, while LRC is accessible during the year, normally, it does have restrictions on the number of people allowed per day (as it is on a private country club/golf course). in either case, attendance to the event is restricted to those registered only.
IIRC, for HP40 spectating is free, though the landowner may levy a charge for admission to the land (normal policy).
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neuroshock
Sep 23, 2005, 6:30 PM
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must've changed. makes sense, though. easier to apply 1 rule globally than 2 rules conditionally.
...wait, so i might get to meet the infamous BLK? 8^)
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clausti
Oct 2, 2005, 6:09 PM
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houndears= KICKASS.
weather: beautiful.
rock: indescribable.
montrail shoes i got to demo: ridiculously sick, comfortable, sticky, and actually fit me. and green. i love green.
ppl to chill with: wouldnt choose any other.
ribs: what can you say bad about bbq ribs?
burritos: coudlnt finish but like half of mine.
slide show: ruled.
CCC meeting: long, but informative.
shwag: the sickness.
bonfire: awesome.
curt smith talking about the little backs they were givin out at the raffle: "you can put your weed in it.... shit, did i just say that into the mic?"
umm, cant wait till the next ones?
haha: "i would just like to say how much i like the montrail shoes i got to climb in today."
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gremlin
Oct 3, 2005, 12:24 AM
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Congrats on the intermediate win too ^-^
It turns out I was close to placing, but kept getting thrown off the top of Honzo Blade, which as everyone was glad to tell me all day, is the easy part. Even though I was pissed as hell that I coulnd't get it, and then a bit more miffed when I found out that kept me from placing, it was a kickass weekend. I climbed harder than I figured I would, and the rock was awesome, and I can't wait for HP40.
The one downside was they ran out of meat burritos by the time my bus rolled in. But other than that, flawless.
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bad_lil_kitty
Oct 3, 2005, 2:56 PM
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AHHHHHH
wait is curt the curt curt that i see at all the programs repn' ?
wow, i am slow, ha.
clausti - i recongized you but didn't want to startle you like neuroshock did *grin* saturday morning before busses were loaded. congrats, btw.
now only if some of these kids would stop reacting as such when they find out my age! GRRRR
and best line 'oh she's your gf? but she's 30! we like her voice - your gf (me) she sounds like a phone sex operator" nice...
blk
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clausti
Oct 3, 2005, 3:14 PM
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In reply to: AHHHHHH wait is curt the curt curt that i see at all the programs repn' ? wow, i am slow, ha. clausti - i recongized you but didn't want to startle you like neuroshock did *grin* saturday morning before busses were loaded. congrats, btw. now only if some of these kids would stop reacting as such when they find out my age! GRRRR and best line 'oh she's your gf? but she's 30! we like her voice - your gf (me) she sounds like a phone sex operator" nice... blk
yeah "curt" is the kurt the rep. spelled his name wrong the first time.
were you working pocket problem btw, when SOMEBODY had to pull a god dammed millipede off the finish hold?
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bad_lil_kitty
Oct 3, 2005, 3:22 PM
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In reply to: yeah "curt" is the kurt the rep. spelled his name wrong the first time.
:) Thanks for the clarification/confirmation, C.
... sometimes takes us "old folks" a few moments or more to figure things out...
In reply to: were you working pocket problem btw, when SOMEBODY had to pull a god dammed millipede off the finish hold?
no - however, i was one of the chicks that pointed out to the other chicks that millipedes do in fact bite and to avoid stickn' her finger in its way and/or vex it.
only way neuroshock recognized me was my chalk bag (had a hello kitty patch on it).
blk
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neuroshock
Oct 3, 2005, 6:23 PM
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In reply to: clausti - i recongized you but didn't want to startle you like neuroshock did *grin* saturday morning before busses were loaded. congrats, btw.
In reply to: were you working pocket problem btw, when SOMEBODY had to pull a god dammed millipede off the finish hold?
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bad_lil_kitty
Oct 3, 2005, 6:33 PM
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^^^^ :lol: oh that's right, my bad neuro - the pic from the almighty profile page :P
i was dead to the world that morning - i'm a horrid morning person - and woke up w/ a scowl on my face due to some girl who enjoyed shrieking at the TOP of her lungs almost the ENTIRE evening... to which i was about to smack the crap out of her...but was held down...
alas!
blk
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j_ung
Oct 3, 2005, 6:40 PM
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Meanwhile at the New... no crowds! Perfect weather! :D
Glad you guys had a good time! One of these years, I'll make to one of those 3C comps.
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