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Re: [socalclimber] Working on a Syllabus for a Sport Climbing Class:
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jimdavis
Jan 4, 2007, 2:44 AM
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socalclimber wrote: Jim, you really need to shut the fuck up. Your 4 or 5 years of "experience" are of no interest. You come off as some know it all. You don't know shit. I know Jay in passing over the years, he may be a "sport climber" but he has been around and done his share of trad. He's no dummy. Neither you or this guy have a clue of what it takes to guide, so SHUT UP. If you can't comprehend this, the I would refer you to the "Ask Jim Davis" thread.
Gezz, your highness...didn't mean to offend you. Perhaps while I'm bent over asking you for forgivness you can run around behind me real quick and KISS MY ASS.
No where did I state that I know more about "x,y or z" than Jay...I have however been selling courses to the market in question here, for the past 4.5 years. I know what has run, and what hasn't...I've created these trips from scratch, from the budgets, locations, trip plan, marketing, and gear prep. Sorry, but I have a pretty good understanding of the college market for climbing instruction. I don't know what Jay's experience is with, I would probably guess the college market isn't his focus. If you want to try and rip on me for clarifying my experience and adding my opinion, you can kiss my ass...twice, once on each cheek.
All you've done so far is sling some shit, and offer nothing worthwhile here. Why don't you go back to beating your puppy, and let people share their opinions here.
Jim
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