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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 2:32 AM
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It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 2:33 AM
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 2:33 AM
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snoopy138
Oct 19, 2007, 2:35 AM
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artm wrote: I just checked, yup still don't care?
I see you have turned the page, so I am off to the gym.
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snoopy138
Oct 19, 2007, 2:35 AM
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snoopy138 wrote: artm wrote: I just checked, yup still don't care? I see you have turned the page, so I am off to the gym.
and somebody got post 33k.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 2:36 AM
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snoopy138 wrote: snoopy138 wrote: artm wrote: I just checked, yup still don't care? I see you have turned the page, so I am off to the gym. and somebody got post 33k.
Squandered!
WHOO!!
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 2:38 AM
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snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: artm wrote: Whhooo!!! Stolen PTFW!!! See how it absolutely doesn't matter anymore? It shows how much you care. But it was very un-Lotus Turtle. His name was Lotus Turtle. Stealing page turns creates an irrebuttable presumption that you care.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 2:46 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: Hey dave which of the thailand guidebooks do you have? I only have Sam's. I think I thought about getting King's (the black cover one?) People said it was the best. But, i didn't really care. One guide was enough. Although there certainly were some routes at the crags that weren't in the guide, and didn't exactly look brand new, but whatev. Sam left some stuff out, the monkey wall isn't even in his guidebook. I met Sam there my first year since we stayed at the Railey Beach club and he owns one of the houses. Ok, I guess it was Wee's that was regarded as the good one when I was there. I noticed it didn't have monkey world. But that's ok, I didn't get to every crag anyway. I would have like to have done more climbs at the Keep, I really liked that spot, but we got hit with a thunderstorm right after I onsighted the classic 11b there.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 2:48 AM
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snoopy138 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: artm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: NSFW wrote: epoch wrote: Looked at the way forward schedule. It appears that I'll be spending 4 weeks in San Diego around this time next year... So Cal choss... Mmmmm. Oh, and j-tree grater here I come. Who the fuck plans their calendar a year ahead? Those type of organizational skillz are not welcomed in the BET. Yeah. I might be in socal a year from now. Or I might not. In 70 days I will be on a plane to thailand? Good riddance! Art, you'd better get an iphone compatible with whatever wireless network they have in Thailand or we will pass your pc.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 3:01 AM
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artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: Hey dave which of the thailand guidebooks do you have? I only have Sam's. I think I thought about getting King's (the black cover one?) People said it was the best. But, i didn't really care. One guide was enough. Although there certainly were some routes at the crags that weren't in the guide, and didn't exactly look brand new, but whatev. Sam left some stuff out, the monkey wall isn't even in his guidebook. I met Sam there my first year since we stayed at the Railey Beach club and he owns one of the houses. Ok, I guess it was Wee's that was regarded as the good one when I was there. I noticed it didn't have monkey world. But that's ok, I didn't get to every crag anyway. I would have like to have done more climbs at the Keep, I really liked that spot, but we got hit with a thunderstorm right after I onsighted the classic 11b there. As soon as we arrived at the keep it started raining, we hightailed it out of there and ended up taking shelter at 123 wall under an overhang with this great Argentinian couple who ended up being my favorite climbing partners.
I went to a bar in East Railay and got smashed.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 3:02 AM
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artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun.
Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 3:03 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: Hey dave which of the thailand guidebooks do you have? I only have Sam's. I think I thought about getting King's (the black cover one?) People said it was the best. But, i didn't really care. One guide was enough. Although there certainly were some routes at the crags that weren't in the guide, and didn't exactly look brand new, but whatev. Sam left some stuff out, the monkey wall isn't even in his guidebook. I met Sam there my first year since we stayed at the Railey Beach club and he owns one of the houses. Ok, I guess it was Wee's that was regarded as the good one when I was there. I noticed it didn't have monkey world. But that's ok, I didn't get to every crag anyway. I would have like to have done more climbs at the Keep, I really liked that spot, but we got hit with a thunderstorm right after I onsighted the classic 11b there. As soon as we arrived at the keep it started raining, we hightailed it out of there and ended up taking shelter at 123 wall under an overhang with this great Argentinian couple who ended up being my favorite climbing partners. I went to a bar in East Railay and got smashed.
Oh yeah, and then I had to do the jungle trail in the dark w/ no headlamp. fun.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:19 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: Hey dave which of the thailand guidebooks do you have? I only have Sam's. I think I thought about getting King's (the black cover one?) People said it was the best. But, i didn't really care. One guide was enough. Although there certainly were some routes at the crags that weren't in the guide, and didn't exactly look brand new, but whatev. Sam left some stuff out, the monkey wall isn't even in his guidebook. I met Sam there my first year since we stayed at the Railey Beach club and he owns one of the houses. Ok, I guess it was Wee's that was regarded as the good one when I was there. I noticed it didn't have monkey world. But that's ok, I didn't get to every crag anyway. I would have like to have done more climbs at the Keep, I really liked that spot, but we got hit with a thunderstorm right after I onsighted the classic 11b there. As soon as we arrived at the keep it started raining, we hightailed it out of there and ended up taking shelter at 123 wall under an overhang with this great Argentinian couple who ended up being my favorite climbing partners. I went to a bar in East Railay and got smashed.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:22 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:24 AM
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caughtinside wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: Hey dave which of the thailand guidebooks do you have? I only have Sam's. I think I thought about getting King's (the black cover one?) People said it was the best. But, i didn't really care. One guide was enough. Although there certainly were some routes at the crags that weren't in the guide, and didn't exactly look brand new, but whatev. Sam left some stuff out, the monkey wall isn't even in his guidebook. I met Sam there my first year since we stayed at the Railey Beach club and he owns one of the houses. Ok, I guess it was Wee's that was regarded as the good one when I was there. I noticed it didn't have monkey world. But that's ok, I didn't get to every crag anyway. I would have like to have done more climbs at the Keep, I really liked that spot, but we got hit with a thunderstorm right after I onsighted the classic 11b there. As soon as we arrived at the keep it started raining, we hightailed it out of there and ended up taking shelter at 123 wall under an overhang with this great Argentinian couple who ended up being my favorite climbing partners. I went to a bar in East Railay and got smashed. Oh yeah, and then I had to do the jungle trail in the dark w/ no headlamp. fun.
That's sounds like a good story, best I can come up with to match that is walking back to our bungalow and falling into a hole someone dug in the sand on the beach (drunk of course) at the end of the night.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:27 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 3:30 AM
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artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though. Come on out to NJC and climb anytime Jack, Jay or I would gladly give you a tour.
I would. Problem is is that NJC is a 7 hour drive. Tuff for a weekend, and not so 'senic' that I feel like I'd be inspired to camp out for a week.
Man, I havent' been to Owens in a while... I like that place.
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caughtinside
Oct 19, 2007, 3:32 AM
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artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though. I usually prefer to have one partner but things just don't usually work out that way. Currently it's kind of nice having a Krew to climb with because it guarentees that I don't have to do the weekly "can you go climbing dance".
Never had a crew meself. Seems like it would be great, so long as it wasn't too big and everyone is more or less on the same page. My partners tend to have different objectives these days. Some don't mind projects, some do, some like crag x, some like crag y. And very few of them seem to be able to pull off a fun trip these days.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:33 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though. Come on out to NJC and climb anytime Jack, Jay or I would gladly give you a tour. I would. Problem is is that NJC is a 7 hour drive. Tuff for a weekend, and not so 'senic' that I feel like I'd be inspired to camp out for a week. Man, I havent' been to Owens in a while... I like that place.
Happy's and Sad's too!
I just got my brand spanking new digital camera dropped off by UPS today. It's only 7.2 megapixels but it's so much better than my crappy 2 mp camera.
I'm gonna have some sweet sweet pics from thailand this year.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:40 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though. I usually prefer to have one partner but things just don't usually work out that way. Currently it's kind of nice having a Krew to climb with because it guarentees that I don't have to do the weekly "can you go climbing dance". Never had a crew meself. Seems like it would be great, so long as it wasn't too big and everyone is more or less on the same page. My partners tend to have different objectives these days. Some don't mind projects, some do, some like crag x, some like crag y. And very few of them seem to be able to pull off a fun trip these days.
Right now NJC is "No Jack City" Jay and I are working on a 12a which he should redpoint his next burn or two and Anna just rp'd her nemesis 11c right next to it last weekend on her first burn sunday. Which reminds me, I am no longer going to belay Jay or Anna on their projects because whenever I do they send. I think they are afraid of me belaying them.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:41 AM
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I think they're afraid of my belaying because Jack taught me how to belay with a gri-gri and not Jay.
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:46 AM
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Enough of this being serious and nice and shit.
FUK OFF!
HEL 1Z LNGR 4U NIBLNG D BUTT P1R4T3Z R41ZNZ CI!!!
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artm
Oct 19, 2007, 3:50 AM
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caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: artm wrote: caughtinside wrote: It looks like I may end up at Indian Creke for thanksgiving now. I'm honestly disappointed but have fun. Yeah me too but logistically I think this will be easier. Driving out, one partinero the whole time, maybe meet up with some peeps out there. I would like to do more sport climbing though. Come on out to NJC and climb anytime Jack, Jay or I would gladly give you a tour. I would. Problem is is that NJC is a 7 hour drive. Tuff for a weekend, and not so 'senic' that I feel like I'd be inspired to camp out for a week. Man, I havent' been to Owens in a while... I like that place.
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Oct 19, 2007, 3:51 AM
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artm wrote: Enough of this being serious and nice and shit. FUK OFF! HEL 1Z LNGR 4U NIBLNG D BUTT P1R4T3Z R41ZNZ CI!!!
FUK OFF!
HEL 1Z LNGR 4U NIBLNG D BUTT P1R4T3Z R41ZNZ CI!!!
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