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Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what?
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tready
May 24, 2011, 7:34 PM
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Congratulations on finding a place where you fit in?
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essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? Your friend's an idiot? Having opinions isn't our business, it's just a hobby? Or a lifestyle to some. Kiss my ass? He/she might be right? I forgot that working projects is the end-all be-all of climbing? Lame?
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May 24, 2011, 7:41 PM
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essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? what's your point
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May 24, 2011, 8:15 PM
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essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? that this is opinion is not original.
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May 24, 2011, 8:35 PM
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essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? i'm far more interested in knowing if you counted how many 'b's you put into the title of this thread. 72. surely you could do better.
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imnotclever
May 24, 2011, 8:56 PM
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drivel wrote: essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? i'm far more interested in knowing if you counted how many 'b's you put into the title of this thread. 72. surely you could do better. pip, pip that's an extremely long thread title. BANZ him now, NOW!
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drivel
May 24, 2011, 9:28 PM
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imnotclever wrote: drivel wrote: essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? i'm far more interested in knowing if you counted how many 'b's you put into the title of this thread. 72. surely you could do better. pip, pip that's an extremely long thread title. BANZ him now, NOW! "report this thread"
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May 25, 2011, 1:52 PM
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I project 5.9 on a good day, got somethin to say to that Essay? ... I place all my own pro and anchors, old school style. are you some kind of lycra wearing sport weenie or somethin? I'd love to see you try to do 5.9 trad on real rock, not the chipped, glued, permadrawed shit-show monstrosities you call a climb.
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May 25, 2011, 2:26 PM
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I am completely and utterly fascinated by the opinions of your "friend". Please post up more of their opinion. Does your "friend" also have any interesting stories or problems?
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May 25, 2011, 2:41 PM
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Toast_in_the_Machine wrote: I am completely and utterly fascinated by the opinions of your "friend". Please post up more of their opinion. Does your "friend" also have any interesting stories or problems? It's bradley manning, isn't it!
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essay
May 25, 2011, 4:19 PM
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superchuffer wrote: I project 5.9 on a good day, got somethin to say to that Essay? ... I place all my own pro and anchors, old school style. are you some kind of lycra wearing sport weenie or somethin? I'd love to see you try to do 5.9 trad on real rock, not the chipped, glued, permadrawed shit-show monstrosities you call a climb. Thanks for proving my point dork. Indeed, I believe I have found a place where I fit in, how grand. How about this, we design a new system to evaluate if someone has the right to have an opinion that will be based off of length of climbing experience, ability to on-sight, ability to drink beer, and how hot your wife is. If you are a beginner who can't on-sight his way out of a paper bag, who cannot drink beer, and has an ugly or no wife, you don't get an opinion until you have suffered a little more.
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May 25, 2011, 4:20 PM
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Oh, and you have to be able to grow hair!
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essay wrote: How about this, we design a new system to evaluate if someone has the right to have an opinion that will be based off of length of climbing experience, ability to on-sight, ability to drink beer, and how hot your wife is. If you are a beginner who can't on-sight his way out of a paper bag, who cannot drink beer, and has an ugly or no wife, you don't get an opinion until you have suffered a little more. Catch 22. In order for me to go along with your opinion on this matter, I have to disregard it as you don't have the right to one.
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May 25, 2011, 5:27 PM
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superchuffer wrote: I project 5.9 on a good day, got somethin to say to that Essay? ... I place all my own pro and anchors, old school style. are you some kind of lycra wearing sport weenie or somethin? I'd love to see you try to do 5.9 trad on real rock, not the chipped, glued, permadrawed shit-show monstrosities you call a climb. Nope... I think it's a gym climber who still sleeps in his twin bed at mom and dad's house. Not an 'A' lister, but an obvious 'B' lister... In fact, even a lower case 'b' lister at that.
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May 25, 2011, 5:43 PM
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essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? Heh. He called you all punters.
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May 25, 2011, 6:07 PM
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essay wrote: superchuffer wrote: I project 5.9 on a good day, got somethin to say to that Essay? ... I place all my own pro and anchors, old school style. are you some kind of lycra wearing sport weenie or somethin? I'd love to see you try to do 5.9 trad on real rock, not the chipped, glued, permadrawed shit-show monstrosities you call a climb. Thanks for proving my point dork. Indeed, I believe I have found a place where I fit in, how grand. How about this, we design a new system to evaluate if someone has the right to have an opinion that will be based off of length of climbing experience, ability to on-sight, ability to drink beer, and how hot your wife is. If you are a beginner who can't on-sight his way out of a paper bag, who cannot drink beer, and has an ugly or no wife, you don't get an opinion until you have suffered a little more. Too bad you haven't earned the right to have an opinion. T0
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Toast_in_the_Machine
May 25, 2011, 7:31 PM
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essay wrote: superchuffer wrote: I project 5.9 on a good day, got somethin to say to that Essay? ... I place all my own pro and anchors, old school style. are you some kind of lycra wearing sport weenie or somethin? I'd love to see you try to do 5.9 trad on real rock, not the chipped, glued, permadrawed shit-show monstrosities you call a climb. Thanks for proving my point dork. Indeed, I believe I have found a place where I fit in, how grand. How about this, we design a new system to evaluate if someone has the right to have an opinion that will be based off of length of climbing experience, ability to on-sight, ability to drink beer, and how hot your wife is. If you are a beginner who can't on-sight his way out of a paper bag, who cannot drink beer, and has an ugly or no wife, you don't get an opinion until you have suffered a little more. I fail to follow your logic. My wife is hot and I'm not suffering.
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May 25, 2011, 9:21 PM
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imnotclever wrote: pip, pip that's an extremely long thread title. BANZ him now, NOW! meh it's been done before, and I didn't even receive a nasty pm or anything. Though, it did result in some thread titles to be shortened and a lot of buthurtedness. heh
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chadnsc
May 26, 2011, 2:05 PM
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essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? I just set my goals really low so that by simply waking up in the moring I'm able to accomplish them.
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Toast_in_the_Machine
May 26, 2011, 2:11 PM
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chadnsc wrote: essay wrote: Recently a friend of mine exclaimed that 8a was a climbing site dedicated composed of people who actually climb outside, work projects, and sometimes actually get their goals. MountainProject is a site dedicated to the 5.10-5.11 chuffdog who goes outside at least four time each year but rarely work projects and rarely achieve their goals. Rockclimbing is a site composed of complete punters who have no business having opinions on climbing since they don't really climb much. Response to this would be what? I just set my goals really low so that by simply waking up in the moring I'm able to accomplish them.  Don't forget your daily goal of posting at least one useless reply.
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Toast_in_the_Machine
May 26, 2011, 2:32 PM
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chadnsc wrote: Actually after reading your post for the past year I've been inspired to do five useless posts a day. You are well on your way.
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edge
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chadnsc wrote: Actually after reading your post for the past year I've been inspired to do five useless posts a day. Cutting back, eh?
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