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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Bomber nest of pro complete! I'd Factor2 on that. With a static sling. My back!! I think it's broken!! Nope. Bin there, done that. My knees hurt more then anything.
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sungam
Aug 31, 2009, 4:05 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: PT1KFTMFFWB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111eleventywon111 This is the PC++ thread, NOT the PC-- thread. HaHa!
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Bomber nest of pro complete! I'd Factor2 on that. With a static sling. My back!! I think it's broken!! Nope. Bin there, done that. My knees hurt more then anything. I know a guy who was setting up a TR on a bolted anchor from above (the bolts were down on the face) but instead of putting himself on rappel, he clipped in direct. Unfortunately he slipped while downclimbing and fucked his back up. He said it hurt for 2+ weeks. I can see how one would tear ones knees up though. Not a good situation to be in.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 4:48 PM
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: I have your aviators and you have my nut tool. I can;'t find yore nut tool... Well Laz, looks like you just got yourself a new pair of sunglasses. Congrats. DAMNZ! Hey dude, you no call me when I wuz in Sac city. Why U know kall, Y sun Y. Sowwy. I meant to, I just never got around to it. I had to fly to NC early (found a 99 buck ticket) so I wasn't there when ewe wuz. OIC Anyrate, sounds like you did some climbing in CA. Haven't really gone throught the old PCI to get up to speed yet on everyones comings and goings.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 4:53 PM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: PT1KFTMFFWB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111eleventywon111 Ewe awl no watz coming up. *raises eyebrow* *winks* Looks likes some francesing went on here today...
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 5:09 PM
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notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too.
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Wow, what a day. What a week. Busy busy busy. well, we're off Sunday on vacation. Off to WA, little hiking, little canoeing, little climbing, little sightseeing, lots of driving, and hopefully not to much talking. ;D Have a good time. Hope you're feeling better and well enough to get some good stuff in. Looks like I got about 20 or so pages to catch up on. I will try to provide a decent update. Although my above quote about the trip was about right. NO climbing, a lot of driving, a little hiking, sight seeing and canoeing.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 5:17 PM
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sungam wrote: The Bugaboos are probably the coolest place I've ever been. Cool, any pics/write up. I'll read through.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 5:19 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT...
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 5:24 PM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting?
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Gmburns2000
Aug 31, 2009, 5:25 PM
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 5:34 PM
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: cool cool. I PMd you my digits, right? Yeah, did you get my text for my number? I think it said "tc++" or something stoooopid like that. I got your text. But then It wouldn't take my calls. Why U no answer my calls Sun Why????
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Gmburns2000
Aug 31, 2009, 7:13 PM
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aight, just set up a business account for my pseudonym. sweeeeet.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 7:28 PM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Hows the wrist coming along BTW? Really, really badly. It was getting better then I was working this hard problem in Levenworth Wahington (I'm in Cali now, BTW) that tweaked the shit out of it. I met a bunch of my brother's friends yesterday and it was super painful just to shake hands. You were in leavenworth and left before I got there to climb w/ U. You Rat!!!! Well the days we were there it was freaking HOT. Like 102 HOT. Spent the whole afternoon in the river hot. Also, it appears I missed Damage on his little tour around index/liverworst. So close, yet so far. Did I mention yet that I didn't do any climbing on my little trip.
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Aug 31, 2009, 7:34 PM
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sungam wrote: damage wrote: in the last 3 days i got a quick look around parts of exit 38 off of I-90, Frenchman's Coulee (outside Vantage), Icicle road (outside Leavenworth) and The Town Walls in Index(basically a drive by because it was pouring, the clouds were so low and we were near our return time deadline). A good friend wanted to take a drive, and although no climbing was involved (she is utterly disinclined) we had a very good time on a couple of short easy hikes to ease her back into it hiking since being treated for a small painful foot tumor. I already have some preferences, although we didn't get a chance to look at Mazama or Peshastin, pictures in books are inviting though. Too bad all of those are too far away from me for regular day trips. Thus Tieton River comes to mind. Seeing as it's south of me, I can probably just coast all the way there and save on gas. LEAVENWORTH IS THE SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I swear to god that place is the best kept secret that's not at all a secret. People drive by that place to boulder at squish but it's way better then squish. The right hand problem on the Fridge has to be one of my very favourite problems I've done, just fantastic. Too bad the town is so redneck (this is the only description allowed on the internet - surprises are fun). redneck??? Well we were in the touristy part of town. People didn't seem all that redneck to me. Anyrate, we didn't make it up very far Icicle canyon, was looking for a place by the river to have lunch and it didn't look too promising, so made our way back down to town and found a place to beat the heat in the shade and river. Cool river good, hot sun bad.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 7:42 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: so was donny gone for like, august? yes
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 7:52 PM
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sungam wrote: So the plan was for us to drive to lake Tahoe via the leap and for me to get dropped off on sat morning, but my brother went via the other road, so I couldn't get there till like 3 or later. I ended up just swimming in the lake all morning, which was alright, but kinda boring. When we got the the leap I met up with Laz and we had a beer. Laz is totally sound, we had a blast hanging out. My brother scared the crap out of him pretending he was a cop and pretending he was pissed that laz gave his little brother a beer. Hilarious stuff. Then we did Bear's Reach. It was good fun but I have to say I was a little sketched once or twice. Maybe I'm not used to the rock or something but some of the moves felt a bit funky. We topped that out and headed back to camp, to find that my brother had driven off with all my stuff... So all I had was a t shirts, pants, and climbing gearz. I ended up borrowing Laz's sweater vest and sleeping in his bivibag while he slept on the table in his sleeping bag. I was COLD that night, even with (heheh, please, laugh - I did) some smirnoff ice's and mike's hard raspberry lemonaids. The next day we awoke to rain. Well, laz awoke to rain, I awoke to the patter of rain. It wuz wet, and when it dried we realized we didn't have time to do a route on the leap proper before my brother came by to pick me up, so we sprinted up some route (dunno what it was, pretty damn easy though) on hogsback using swami belts, hip belays, and hexes. Good times. Hip belays and hexes FTW!
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 7:59 PM
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notapplicable wrote: Dude!! I went to the dentist today and the oral hygienist is a fucking sadist. She straight raped my ass. Honestly, I have never had such and intense or painful cleaning. Fucking brutal. Sorry, I thought you were into that kind of missery. My bad...
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donald949
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: [image]http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs195.snc1/6572_1183340338632_1081922301_589099_5289960_n.jpg[/image] *drool* Thats a nice looking chunk of stone right there. I wish we had more than two cliffs of that height on the entire EC. So unfair. If/when you come out here I'll hit the leap with you. Jet Blue was running a special where you could pay $500 and fly as much as you wanted for a month. I seriously thought about taking em up on the offer and seeing how many major locations I could hit in a month. Would have been a blast if I'd had the time and money. Check southwest. I just got a flight from sac to raligh for 99 bucks. Damn. Thats a good deal. Yesh. Means I can't meet dubba D though
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donald949
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So everyone's been just dieing for a trip report so here it goes. Rockclimbing. Well none really. I had contacted a guy in Spokane who posted for partneers, but then it rained the first part of the week we were there, and he never called. Then when we got to Levenworth it was too freaking hot. But doing that much driving takes it out of you. Just never felt very energetic. Rainier. Was, well, wet. Never saw the mountain in its entirity. Just was socked in. We got to do a little hiking around. One day on the wet side through a meadow, that the wife really enjoyed. We saw a small white/grey fox walking back to our car, and kids got a kick out of that. Another day on the dry side, which was windy, but we got up the hills for some good views, except for the mountain itself. Got over to Mnt Saint Helens another day for some sight seeing. Finnally, I bagged a small peak, Mount Plummer. A worth while day hike, although not my origonal goal. Then off to Spokane.
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Gmburns2000
Aug 31, 2009, 8:34 PM
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I hear there are lots of people in this world who have seen parts, but not all of, Ranier.
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Gmburns2000
Aug 31, 2009, 8:34 PM
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effn tired today. not a lot of energy. slept well, but not enough.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 8:40 PM
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Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier.
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Aug 31, 2009, 8:45 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: I hear there are lots of people in this world who have seen parts, but not all of, Ranier. Well, thats about how it goes. When I was in College, my dad and I toured the PNW. The two days we stopped in on Rainier, it was clouded over, the day we left we could see it perfectly. Would have been nice to back track and get a good veiw. 15 years ago we climbed it. The day we drove in, foggy like mad, the rest of the trip perfectly sunny and warm, including summit day. So in 3 trips, one with good weather for viewing.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 9:09 PM
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Leavenworth et al. Leavenworth is a Bavaren Village along the Eastern side of the Cascades. But as I already mentioned, the couple of days we were there it was hot. So we spent an afternoon swimming in the nice cool river with the kids. We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! And they really packed us in. So the wife got to spend some time walking through town, window shopping. But other than that we just kind of hung out. From there we moved on towards Seattle. The road over the Cascades was quite scenic, and next time we'll spend time in a forest service campground rather than the KOA. But the AAA camp book just plain didn't list any FS camp grounds, although it did list state and nation park camping. We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! The plan was to do the Space Needle. But alas, we were a bit under the weather. So we just kind of napped, and took it easy. From there we justed headed on home, stopping to visit family up in LA before pulling into our place. I had been holding out for some climbing in central Oregon. But was just starting to feel better from the bug. So I just skipped it.
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donald949
Aug 31, 2009, 9:22 PM
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Other thoughts KOA's are freaking expensive and crowded. Not too much to recommend them. AAA camp book didn't say boo about Forest service camping, going to have to check on line before the next trip out of state. AAA camp book listed only a few of the commercial campgrounds we found along the way. We ended up using it as a fall back if we didn't find something else. Driving that far kind of takes it out of you. I got a couple days of hiking in, but spent a number of days kind of just beat. Going to have to schedule some rest days next time out. While I was most looking forward to the time outside of Spokane, I very much enjoyed our time there. Although the day hiking Mtn Plummer was prolly the best day of the trip. Next time I'll just forget about climbing and focus more on hiking/peak bagging.
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sounds like you had a blast.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: cool cool. I PMd you my digits, right? Yeah, did you get my text for my number? I think it said "tc++" or something stoooopid like that. I got your text. But then It wouldn't take my calls. Why U no answer my calls Sun Why???? Phone was out of moniez.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Hows the wrist coming along BTW? Really, really badly. It was getting better then I was working this hard problem in Levenworth Wahington (I'm in Cali now, BTW) that tweaked the shit out of it. I met a bunch of my brother's friends yesterday and it was super painful just to shake hands. You were in leavenworth and left before I got there to climb w/ U. You Rat!!!! Well the days we were there it was freaking HOT. Like 102 HOT. Spent the whole afternoon in the river hot. Also, it appears I missed Damage on his little tour around index/liverworst. So close, yet so far. Did I mention yet that I didn't do any climbing on my little trip. sucky. Leavenworth was cool and rainy when we were there.
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donald949 wrote: Hip belays and hexes FTW! hehe, yeah.
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sungam wrote: sounds like you had a blast. Yes I actually did. I hoped that came across. Although I'm now a bit tired. Could actually take a nap right now. Prolly all this week. Also a bit disappointed at not being able to rope up for some climbing. Which is compounded by the fact that one of the guys at work left a message on the wife's cell wednesday to talk about a climbing trip this coming weekend. When we talked today he was talking about a rather brutal backpacking trip to bag some peaks. Not rock climbing. While I'm good with peak bagging, I'm really not into 6000 foot approach days followed by 4000 foot summit days.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: cool cool. I PMd you my digits, right? Yeah, did you get my text for my number? I think it said "tc++" or something stoooopid like that. I got your text. But then It wouldn't take my calls. Why U no answer my calls Sun Why???? Phone was out of moniez. I sawz that, bummer. We went through Sac city Wed evening. I thinks you were still there.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Hows the wrist coming along BTW? Really, really badly. It was getting better then I was working this hard problem in Levenworth Wahington (I'm in Cali now, BTW) that tweaked the shit out of it. I met a bunch of my brother's friends yesterday and it was super painful just to shake hands. You were in leavenworth and left before I got there to climb w/ U. You Rat!!!! Well the days we were there it was freaking HOT. Like 102 HOT. Spent the whole afternoon in the river hot. Also, it appears I missed Damage on his little tour around index/liverworst. So close, yet so far. Did I mention yet that I didn't do any climbing on my little trip. sucky. Leavenworth was cool and rainy when we were there. Man so close. What was the nature of the climbing and the rock? I wuz kinda tied up w/ the family, and it was too hot to even want to drive up the canyon to explore.
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donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting? Maybe. Could be. A few people have said that actually
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Aug 31, 2009, 10:23 PM
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Lazlo wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting? Maybe. Could be. A few people have said that actually Woa, not cool. Best to be just done w/ that place.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: cool cool. I PMd you my digits, right? Yeah, did you get my text for my number? I think it said "tc++" or something stoooopid like that. I got your text. But then It wouldn't take my calls. Why U no answer my calls Sun Why???? Phone was out of moniez. I sawz that, bummer. We went through Sac city Wed evening. I thinks you were still there. Damnz, I was!
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Hows the wrist coming along BTW? Really, really badly. It was getting better then I was working this hard problem in Levenworth Wahington (I'm in Cali now, BTW) that tweaked the shit out of it. I met a bunch of my brother's friends yesterday and it was super painful just to shake hands. You were in leavenworth and left before I got there to climb w/ U. You Rat!!!! Well the days we were there it was freaking HOT. Like 102 HOT. Spent the whole afternoon in the river hot. Also, it appears I missed Damage on his little tour around index/liverworst. So close, yet so far. Did I mention yet that I didn't do any climbing on my little trip. sucky. Leavenworth was cool and rainy when we were there. Man so close. What was the nature of the climbing and the rock? I wuz kinda tied up w/ the family, and it was too hot to even want to drive up the canyon to explore. The bouldering was, according to sungam, better then squish. In fact, one of them (a V4) was my favorite problem I've ever done, anywhere.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Hows the wrist coming along BTW? Really, really badly. It was getting better then I was working this hard problem in Levenworth Wahington (I'm in Cali now, BTW) that tweaked the shit out of it. I met a bunch of my brother's friends yesterday and it was super painful just to shake hands. You were in leavenworth and left before I got there to climb w/ U. You Rat!!!! Well the days we were there it was freaking HOT. Like 102 HOT. Spent the whole afternoon in the river hot. Also, it appears I missed Damage on his little tour around index/liverworst. So close, yet so far. Did I mention yet that I didn't do any climbing on my little trip. sucky. Leavenworth was cool and rainy when we were there. Man so close. What was the nature of the climbing and the rock? I wuz kinda tied up w/ the family, and it was too hot to even want to drive up the canyon to explore. The bouldering was, according to sungam, better then squish. In fact, one of them (a V4) was my favorite problem I've ever done, anywhere. Alright some bouldering, what about cragging? I like Cragging.
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A little more info on my trip. I climbed, read hiked, Mt Plummer, in the Tatoosh Range, which is adjacent to Rainier. Plummer is on the right in this Photo from Summit Post The hike starts at Reflection lake in Rainier NP, and is short. Something less than 2 miles to the summit, and about 1600 feet gain. The Summit Post write up suggested 5 hours, but upon further review, that was for a family outing. After I told the wife to pick me up in 4 hours, I did it in 3. I made good time up the main trail, but stopped to have lunch before the summit. A strong hiker could easily do it in 2.5 hours. The day started clear at the campground. However, by the time we arrive at the trailhead it was cloudy, but above all the peaks except Rainier. I was hoping Barb hope get a good veiw of Rainier, but it was not to be. After seeing Plummer from the parking lot, and rereading the miles and elevation gain, I asked her to be back in 4 hours, not 5 like the SP page suggests. However once I started out, it was obvoius it would take less. I motored up the trail to the pass, where the NP ends the official maintained trail. From there a number of trails head off in different directions to where ever you want to go. Just as I was getting to the pass a young girl and her dad pointed out a pair of Mountain Goats. It was a Mom and her Kid. Prolly only 30 feet above me and off to the side a bit. They were keeping a close on on us. First time I've seen Goats up close in the wild. From there I followed the unofficial but non the less obvious trail up the ridge. First around they back, then the front as it worked its way up. The summit was nice with views in every direction. I could even see the goats pass through the flat spot below me, where I just had lunch. No summit registar could be found. So I marked my accomplishment with just my memories. The hike down was quick, with a couple of big steps that work your knees. Deffinately a little tender when I finished, but not too bad. Deffinately a recommended easy summit and fine day hike. A clear day from atop Plummer, looks really nice, and I'm sure it is. Just didn't see this for myself. Another Summit Post picture:
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That was a pretty enjoyable read I must say. Sounds like it was a nice day. I'd like to know about the ridgeline to the left of Plummer, though. That looks nice, too.
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Another sentence. This one is the first of a short story and it fits well with the rest of the paragraph, but it is definitely not a good sentence. Too much "tell" and not enough "show." Gotta rework a lot of this short story. "Without air conditioning on a muggy day in late August, the university students sweated and panted ou the classroom while they retreated in conversation back to their dorm rooms." A lot wrong with that sentence, so now it's off to proving what I'm trying to say.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Hows the wrist coming along BTW? Really, really badly. It was getting better then I was working this hard problem in Levenworth Wahington (I'm in Cali now, BTW) that tweaked the shit out of it. I met a bunch of my brother's friends yesterday and it was super painful just to shake hands. You were in leavenworth and left before I got there to climb w/ U. You Rat!!!! Well the days we were there it was freaking HOT. Like 102 HOT. Spent the whole afternoon in the river hot. Also, it appears I missed Damage on his little tour around index/liverworst. So close, yet so far. Did I mention yet that I didn't do any climbing on my little trip. sucky. Leavenworth was cool and rainy when we were there. Man so close. What was the nature of the climbing and the rock? I wuz kinda tied up w/ the family, and it was too hot to even want to drive up the canyon to explore. The bouldering was, according to sungam, better then squish. In fact, one of them (a V4) was my favorite problem I've ever done, anywhere. Alright some bouldering, what about cragging? I like Cragging. never tied in. It all looked 5.5 except for a 5.11
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Flight got canceled. Complimentary hotel room for the night and flying out tomorrow. *Limeydave PM'd!!!!*
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Really? Wow, that flight never gets cancelled. Alrighty, I'll check my messages... Looks about beer 30 to me.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: That was a pretty enjoyable read I must say. Sounds like it was a nice day. I'd like to know about the ridgeline to the left of Plummer, though. That looks nice, too. The peak on teh left is Pinnicale Peak. It is either a scramble or class 5, depending on who you read. Prolly closser to something in between around class 4. Here the SP info on the range: http://www.summitpost.org/...6/tatoosh-range.html Here another picture that more closely looks like the weather I had. Except clouds instead of blue sky at the horizon. Another Summit Post pic: Two very nice photos they have over there. You should add yours, too.
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limeydave wrote: Really? Wow, that flight never gets cancelled. Alrighty, I'll check my messages... Looks about beer 30 to me. Wow, ewe lurking bugger! CU after werke. I'm off for a quick jucuzzi
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: That was a pretty enjoyable read I must say. Sounds like it was a nice day. I'd like to know about the ridgeline to the left of Plummer, though. That looks nice, too. The peak on teh left is Pinnicale Peak. It is either a scramble or class 5, depending on who you read. Prolly closser to something in between around class 4. Here the SP info on the range: http://www.summitpost.org/...6/tatoosh-range.html Here another picture that more closely looks like the weather I had. Except clouds instead of blue sky at the horizon. Another Summit Post pic: Two very nice photos they have over there. You should add yours, too. Yea they have lots of nice pics on the Summit Post. Anyrate, I didn't grab the camera, so no pics. All the photos here in my report are linked from Summit Post.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance.
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donald949 wrote: Hip belays and hexes FTW! +1
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donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance. Well he was in Sacramento as I passed through town. We where going to meet for dinner. At which time my plan was to slip something into his drink. But alas He Did Not Call. That rat!!!!! So anyrate, we moved on south with my getting my chance. Cource Laz had his chance and blew it too...
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We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!!
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: cool cool. I PMd you my digits, right? Yeah, did you get my text for my number? I think it said "tc++" or something stoooopid like that. I got your text. But then It wouldn't take my calls. Why U no answer my calls Sun Why???? Phone was out of moniez. I suck at managing multiple back accounts at the international level. Fxt
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: aight, just set up a business account for my pseudonym. sweeeeet. Is that legal? Yeah, I'm Greg Burns doing business as... So if you were Chouinard you'd be Yvon Chouinard doing business as Patagonia. Except my "patagonia" is my pseudonym.
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sungam wrote: Flight got canceled. Complimentary hotel room for the night and flying out tomorrow. *Limeydave PM'd!!!!* *Looks out the window and sees blue skys. Scratches chin in confusion* How did that happen? We got nary a hint of foul weather on the EC.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance. Well he was in Sacramento as I passed through town. We where going to meet for dinner. At which time my plan was to slip something into his drink. But alas He Did Not Call. That rat!!!!! So anyrate, we moved on south with my getting my chance. Cource Laz had his chance and blew it too... Yeah I saw that you and Magnus just missed each other, I was referring to when he and Greg went climbing out in the desert. He brought this on himself.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: aight, just set up a business account for my pseudonym. sweeeeet. Is that legal? Yeah, I'm Greg Burns doing business as... So if you were Chouinard you'd be Yvon Chouinard doing business as Patagonia. Except my "patagonia" is my pseudonym. Sarcasm conveyance FAIL. Should have put one of these >< after that I guess.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance. Well he was in Sacramento as I passed through town. We where going to meet for dinner. At which time my plan was to slip something into his drink. But alas He Did Not Call. That rat!!!!! So anyrate, we moved on south with my getting my chance. Cource Laz had his chance and blew it too... Yeah I saw that you and Magnus just missed each other, I was referring to when he and Greg went climbing out in the desert. He brought this on himself. We all kind of wiffed at our chance.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though. Heh, yeah, I'll prolly disappear for a while when I get back to school/work/training/girlfriend.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance. heh.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: aight, just set up a business account for my pseudonym. sweeeeet. Is that legal? heh.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance. Well he was in Sacramento as I passed through town. We where going to meet for dinner. At which time my plan was to slip something into his drink. But alas He Did Not Call. That rat!!!!! So anyrate, we moved on south with my getting my chance. Cource Laz had his chance and blew it too... Sorry brah, I was planning it awl on your coming through on the 29th. I feel like a right arse now.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: cool cool. I PMd you my digits, right? Yeah, did you get my text for my number? I think it said "tc++" or something stoooopid like that. I got your text. But then It wouldn't take my calls. Why U no answer my calls Sun Why???? Phone was out of moniez. I suck at managing multiple back accounts at the international level. Fxt heh, funny cuz itz troo.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Flight got canceled. Complimentary hotel room for the night and flying out tomorrow. *Limeydave PM'd!!!!* *Looks out the window and sees blue skys. Scratches chin in confusion* How did that happen? We got nary a hint of foul weather on the EC. Well, I booked them a year ago. In that time, the economy changed, and some flights were cut from the schedule. Mine was one such flight. They moved me to an earlier one, but didn't inform me until today - after tht earlier one left.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though. Heh, yeah, I'll prolly disappear for a while when I get back to school/work/training/girlfriend. Heh. I doubt it.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. Holy crap! That's some dough! Koa is a camping/RV place along major highways. that you can spend the night at. (as far as I know from the signs I've seen)
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though. Heh, yeah, I'll prolly disappear for a while when I get back to school/work/training/girlfriend. Heh. I doubt it.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. Holy crap! That's some dough! Koa is a camping/RV place along major highways. that you can spend the night at. (as far as I know from the signs I've seen) I figured something like that. Yeah, I love getting free roomz!
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. Holy crap! That's some dough! Koa is a camping/RV place along major highways. that you can spend the night at. (as far as I know from the signs I've seen) I figured something like that. Yeah, I love getting free roomz! Plus it gave me time to hang out with Limeydave! We climbed at TRC (Got to see rtwilli5 and mikesaint/aceto as well as Jasonsdrivingforce too) and then gabbed beers, food, and ice cream sundaze at the hibernian pub, where Dave is famous (he's the pub-soccer-leaque capitan for that pub). Gud timez. Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Another sentence. This one is the first of a short story and it fits well with the rest of the paragraph, but it is definitely not a good sentence. Too much "tell" and not enough "show." Gotta rework a lot of this short story. "Without air conditioning on a muggy day in late August, the university students sweated and panted ou the classroom while they retreated in conversation back to their dorm rooms." A lot wrong with that sentence, so now it's off to proving what I'm trying to say. Went with this: "The room did not have an air conditioner, so when Professor Forsyth set the chalk down on the rail the students stood up, adjusted the wet clothes clinging to their sticky skin, and retreated in conversation back to their dorm rooms." The rythym still doesn't work, but It'll have to do until I go back and play with the words a bit. Todays sentence: "All the failing students from last year tried to forget about last year's problems and instead turned to envying those with great minds who were competing for good spots at prestigious law firms across the country."
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sungam wrote: Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. It's deserving. He's a good Scot. Anyone with Macleod roots born on Feb 25, 1975 must be a good guy.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. KOA is a chain of commercial campgrounds. KOA stands for Kampgrounds Of America. They've been around a while. Anyrate, your site will include water and power for your trailer. More expensive $$$ sites include sewer. 60 and 68 bucks were already the most expensive camping I did. We stayed at a number of other commercial campgrounds, and prices varied from 25 to 40 bucks a night. Commercial campgrounds had restrooms with showers and a pool. KOA's included a small play structure for kids. Nation Forest Service Campgrounds are generally less expensive. But they don't have water, power, or sewer at each site. But with my trailer battery and water holding tanks, we can go with out for quite a while. Forest Service sites also tend to be farther apart from each other and quitter. But the parking sites themselves may or maynot be level, and may or not be easy to back into. So we are carefull to pick a site we can work with. Anyrate, the $68 KOA was kind of expensive, the site was rather narrow, and it was right next to a busy road. Which had potholes that launched the trucks bombing down it. Not a recommended loacation.
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Lazlo wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting? Maybe. Could be. A few people have said that actually Whoa, back up, cowboy! You're... *gulp*... a daddy??! That sucks about the layoff. I wonder if they thought you two were in cahoots, blah, blah, blah...? Work fucking sucks. If that's a retaliatory firing, it could be illegal.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I wonder if I'll be the one driving this thread into it's 1000th page. Yea, then someone will steal the PT... Tha basterd'll rot in 'ell fer that. Thats what you get for FAILing to murder him while you had the chance. Well he was in Sacramento as I passed through town. We where going to meet for dinner. At which time my plan was to slip something into his drink. But alas He Did Not Call. That rat!!!!! So anyrate, we moved on south with my getting my chance. Cource Laz had his chance and blew it too... Yeah I saw that you and Magnus just missed each other, I was referring to when he and Greg went climbing out in the desert. He brought this on himself. We all kind of wiffed at our chance. That's pretty much how it goes with the rope kutzingz, etc.. Somehow, nobody really ever has the commitment to really run with their murderous bent.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Todays sentence: "All the failing students from last year tried to forget about last year's problems and instead turned to envying those with great minds who were competing for good spots at prestigious law firms across the country." Took me all fucking day but, I finally got somewhere with this: "Most of the doomed students had failed the class last year, but the excited ones were the kind the professor liked: they were bright, talented, and had a knack for solving problems. He preferred intellect above all else, and he regarded himself as the guardian of student contracts and the pursuit of truth."
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. It's deserving. He's a good Scot. Anyone with Macleod roots born on Feb 25, 1975 must be a good guy. Woot! I'm famous here too. And old.
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limeydave wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. It's deserving. He's a good Scot. Anyone with Macleod roots born on Feb 25, 1975 must be a good guy. Woot! I'm famous here too. And old. What time in the day were you born?
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sungam wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. Holy crap! That's some dough! Koa is a camping/RV place along major highways. that you can spend the night at. (as far as I know from the signs I've seen) I figured something like that. Yeah, I love getting free roomz! Plus it gave me time to hang out with Limeydave! We climbed at TRC (Got to see rtwilli5 and mikesaint/aceto as well as Jasonsdrivingforce too) and then gabbed beers, food, and ice cream sundaze at the hibernian pub, where Dave is famous (he's the pub-soccer-leaque capitan for that pub). Gud timez. Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. That's awesome! Score! You had good things to say of him when we were at the leap.
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zeke_sf wrote: Lazlo wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting? Maybe. Could be. A few people have said that actually Whoa, back up, cowboy! You're... *gulp*... a daddy??! That sucks about the layoff. I wonder if they thought you two were in cahoots, blah, blah, blah...? Work fucking sucks. If that's a retaliatory firing, it could be illegal. Not a daddy. She's a mommy
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Magnus, This is looking down onto the Whitney Glacier on Shasta.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though. Heh, yeah, I'll prolly disappear for a while when I get back to school/work/training/girlfriend. Yeah I was wondering about that. Jumping right back in to school and work is going to be a bit of a shock to the system after all those months of road trippin.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Flight got canceled. Complimentary hotel room for the night and flying out tomorrow. *Limeydave PM'd!!!!* *Looks out the window and sees blue skys. Scratches chin in confusion* How did that happen? We got nary a hint of foul weather on the EC. Well, I booked them a year ago. In that time, the economy changed, and some flights were cut from the schedule. Mine was one such flight. They moved me to an earlier one, but didn't inform me until today - after tht earlier one left. Thats pretty annoying. Can't complain about free accommodations and food vouchers though.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though. Heh, yeah, I'll prolly disappear for a while when I get back to school/work/training/girlfriend. Heh. I doubt it. Yeah, I wonder if all those hours of sitting in a classroom will rekindle the drive towards #1 post whore status. I suspect yes.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. KOA is a chain of commercial campgrounds. KOA stands for Kampgrounds Of America. They've been around a while. Anyrate, your site will include water and power for your trailer. More expensive $$$ sites include sewer. 60 and 68 bucks were already the most expensive camping I did. We stayed at a number of other commercial campgrounds, and prices varied from 25 to 40 bucks a night. Commercial campgrounds had restrooms with showers and a pool. KOA's included a small play structure for kids. Nation Forest Service Campgrounds are generally less expensive. But they don't have water, power, or sewer at each site. But with my trailer battery and water holding tanks, we can go with out for quite a while. Forest Service sites also tend to be farther apart from each other and quitter. But the parking sites themselves may or maynot be level, and may or not be easy to back into. So we are carefull to pick a site we can work with. Anyrate, the $68 KOA was kind of expensive, the site was rather narrow, and it was right next to a busy road. Which had potholes that launched the trucks bombing down it. Not a recommended loacation. Yeah $70 bucks for a parking place is pretty steap. Around here I can get a decent hotel room for $80.00.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Todays sentence: "All the failing students from last year tried to forget about last year's problems and instead turned to envying those with great minds who were competing for good spots at prestigious law firms across the country." Took me all fucking day but, I finally got somewhere with this: "Most of the doomed students had failed the class last year, but the excited ones were the kind the professor liked: they were bright, talented, and had a knack for solving problems. He preferred intellect above all else, and he regarded himself as the guardian of student contracts and the pursuit of truth." Nice. Flowed very well.
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limeydave wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. It's deserving. He's a good Scot. Anyone with Macleod roots born on Feb 25, 1975 must be a good guy. Woot! I'm famous here too. And old. And kinda creepy, what with the persistent lurking but only posting when mentioned.
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Lazlo wrote: My best friend was in an accident last week. I found a news article. http://www.theunion.com/...p;parentprofile=1053 [image]http://www.theunion.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=TU&Date=20090827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=908269996&Ref=AR&Profile=1001&MaxW=550&title=1[/image] Holy crap!! The article said it took almost 2 hours to extricate him from the wreckage which isn't surprising based on the photo but still, that must have been torture for him. I hope he makes a full recovery from his injuries. That is some scary shit.
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Lazlo wrote: My best friend was in an accident last week. I found a news article. http://www.theunion.com/...p;parentprofile=1053 [image]http://www.theunion.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=TU&Date=20090827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=908269996&Ref=AR&Profile=1001&MaxW=550&title=1[/image] damn dude! best wishes to him. I hope he pulls through well and soon.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Todays sentence: "All the failing students from last year tried to forget about last year's problems and instead turned to envying those with great minds who were competing for good spots at prestigious law firms across the country." Took me all fucking day but, I finally got somewhere with this: "Most of the doomed students had failed the class last year, but the excited ones were the kind the professor liked: they were bright, talented, and had a knack for solving problems. He preferred intellect above all else, and he regarded himself as the guardian of student contracts and the pursuit of truth." Nice. Flowed very well. thanks. there will be more to come. I promise!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Todays sentence: "All the failing students from last year tried to forget about last year's problems and instead turned to envying those with great minds who were competing for good spots at prestigious law firms across the country." Took me all fucking day but, I finally got somewhere with this: "Most of the doomed students had failed the class last year, but the excited ones were the kind the professor liked: they were bright, talented, and had a knack for solving problems. He preferred intellect above all else, and he regarded himself as the guardian of student contracts and the pursuit of truth." Nice. Flowed very well. thanks. there will be more to come. I promise! I liked the inclusion of the professors perspective. It added layers but cleaned it up at the same time. It read more like a sentence taken from a larger context. Authentic may be the word I'm looking for.
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs147.snc1/5452_1185546553786_1081922301_596273_1698440_n.jpg[/image] 2009 kamikaze sledding championships?? I assume you're joking, but just for kicks; My clients at 12,500 feet at Red Banks, Mt. Shasta. This trip is one of my favorite yet. Good group of kids.
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: My best friend was in an accident last week. I found a news article. http://www.theunion.com/...p;parentprofile=1053 [image]http://www.theunion.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=TU&Date=20090827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=908269996&Ref=AR&Profile=1001&MaxW=550&title=1[/image] Holy crap!! The article said it took almost 2 hours to extricate him from the wreckage which isn't surprising based on the photo but still, that must have been torture for him. I hope he makes a full recovery from his injuries. That is some scary shit. Yeah, I get choked up about it often. It's been seven days since the accident...and it was only last night that I got to talk to him. And even then, just by text. I'm going to go visit him on Saturday. He had a compound fractured femur. Broken pelvis in two places. Ruptured colon. and broken ankle.
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Lazlo
Sep 3, 2009, 4:21 AM
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This is the same friend that went with me up Hotlum Bolum Ridge on Shasta.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2009, 4:46 AM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs147.snc1/5452_1185546553786_1081922301_596273_1698440_n.jpg[/image] 2009 kamikaze sledding championships?? I assume you're joking, but just for kicks; My clients at 12,500 feet at Red Banks, Mt. Shasta. This trip is one of my favorite yet. Good group of kids. The first thought that popped in to my head was, "that would make for one hell of a sled ride" so I just went with it. I'm glad your makin money and having fun at the same time though. Not many people can say that. It's pretty sweet.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2009, 4:54 AM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: My best friend was in an accident last week. I found a news article. http://www.theunion.com/...p;parentprofile=1053 [image]http://www.theunion.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=TU&Date=20090827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=908269996&Ref=AR&Profile=1001&MaxW=550&title=1[/image] Holy crap!! The article said it took almost 2 hours to extricate him from the wreckage which isn't surprising based on the photo but still, that must have been torture for him. I hope he makes a full recovery from his injuries. That is some scary shit. Yeah, I get choked up about it often. It's been seven days since the accident...and it was only last night that I got to talk to him. And even then, just by text. I'm going to go visit him on Saturday. He had a compound fractured femur. Broken pelvis in two places. Ruptured colon. and broken ankle. Yeah thats rough man. While those are some serious injuries, he also incredibly lucky though. With a bit more luck and plenty of diligence in the rehab department, hopefully he can make a full recovery.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2009, 4:56 AM
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I have no idea why I'm still awake. I'm gonna go read a book untill I get tired.
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notapplicable
Sep 3, 2009, 4:57 AM
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I think I may be developing insomnia. That would be a first for me. I am not amused. I like sleeping way to much for this shit.
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notapplicable
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notapplicable
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sungam
Sep 3, 2009, 9:24 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. It's deserving. He's a good Scot. Anyone with Macleod roots born on Feb 25, 1975 must be a good guy. heh.
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sungam
Sep 3, 2009, 9:24 AM
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Welcome back mi amigo. Good see your back too. Yeah man. This place is a time vacuum so I just had to stay away for awhile to keep up with everything. Things are starting to ease back a bit now though. Heh, yeah, I'll prolly disappear for a while when I get back to school/work/training/girlfriend. Yeah I was wondering about that. Jumping right back in to school and work is going to be a bit of a shock to the system after all those months of road trippin. thiz seems to be korekt.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 3, 2009, 12:51 PM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: My best friend was in an accident last week. I found a news article. http://www.theunion.com/...p;parentprofile=1053 [image]http://www.theunion.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=TU&Date=20090827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=908269996&Ref=AR&Profile=1001&MaxW=550&title=1[/image] Holy crap!! The article said it took almost 2 hours to extricate him from the wreckage which isn't surprising based on the photo but still, that must have been torture for him. I hope he makes a full recovery from his injuries. That is some scary shit. Yeah, I get choked up about it often. It's been seven days since the accident...and it was only last night that I got to talk to him. And even then, just by text. I'm going to go visit him on Saturday. He had a compound fractured femur. Broken pelvis in two places. Ruptured colon. and broken ankle. Damn, still eye opening to see that. Best wishes for sure.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 3, 2009, 12:51 PM
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notapplicable wrote: [image]http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/fail-owned-parenting-fail.jpg?w=500&h=338[/image] I LEPT out of my skin when I saw that. holy fucking shit.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 3, 2009, 12:52 PM
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notapplicable wrote: I think I may be developing insomnia. That would be a first for me. I am not amused. I like sleeping way to much for this shit. I'm right there with you. Haven't had much sleep this week (though that is my fault and not insomnia's), and I LOOOOOOVE sleeping. But then again, what does that say about me if I enjoy being unconscious? hmmm...
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Gmburns2000
Sep 3, 2009, 12:53 PM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs147.snc1/5452_1185546553786_1081922301_596273_1698440_n.jpg[/image] 2009 kamikaze sledding championships?? I assume you're joking, but just for kicks; My clients at 12,500 feet at Red Banks, Mt. Shasta. This trip is one of my favorite yet. Good group of kids. sweeeeet
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donald949
Sep 3, 2009, 4:13 PM
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Lazlo wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Lazlo wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting? Maybe. Could be. A few people have said that actually Whoa, back up, cowboy! You're... *gulp*... a daddy??! That sucks about the layoff. I wonder if they thought you two were in cahoots, blah, blah, blah...? Work fucking sucks. If that's a retaliatory firing, it could be illegal. Not a daddy. She's a mommy Yea, but now they are living full time with you... Alright so I am a dad and a husband. It looks like you are really close to that too my freind. Give up now, you are doomed. See below VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
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Sep 3, 2009, 4:13 PM
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notapplicable wrote: limeydave wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Limeydave - climbed with me the first and last day here. It's deserving. He's a good Scot. Anyone with Macleod roots born on Feb 25, 1975 must be a good guy. Woot! I'm famous here too. And old. And kinda creepy, what with the persistent lurking but only posting when mentioned. Yeah, I can't take credit though. I was checking the forum and saw Magnus was the last post in Campground when he should've been on a plane, and I said to myself "WTF?" Not exactly chris angel mindfreak.
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donald949
Sep 3, 2009, 4:15 PM
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Well that can't be good. Is he alright? Looks like the truck took it in the shorts. Wow just read, two blown tires in the rear.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that?
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donald949
Sep 3, 2009, 4:23 PM
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight. Well he has a wife/kids/mortgage, so I do not believe he would go that far. But alas, my business trip is back on. So things are not looking good. I might be able to talk the wife in to letting me take a couple days at the end of the month. But after that, no vacations from work through the middle of January.
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donald949
Sep 3, 2009, 4:25 PM
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. KOA is a chain of commercial campgrounds. KOA stands for Kampgrounds Of America. They've been around a while. Anyrate, your site will include water and power for your trailer. More expensive $$$ sites include sewer. 60 and 68 bucks were already the most expensive camping I did. We stayed at a number of other commercial campgrounds, and prices varied from 25 to 40 bucks a night. Commercial campgrounds had restrooms with showers and a pool. KOA's included a small play structure for kids. Nation Forest Service Campgrounds are generally less expensive. But they don't have water, power, or sewer at each site. But with my trailer battery and water holding tanks, we can go with out for quite a while. Forest Service sites also tend to be farther apart from each other and quitter. But the parking sites themselves may or maynot be level, and may or not be easy to back into. So we are carefull to pick a site we can work with. Anyrate, the $68 KOA was kind of expensive, the site was rather narrow, and it was right next to a busy road. Which had potholes that launched the trucks bombing down it. Not a recommended loacation. Yeah $70 bucks for a parking place is pretty steap. Around here I can get a decent hotel room for $80.00. Exactly. Plus, I was only plugged into 30 amp service. They wanted more for sites with 50 amp and sewer hookups.
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donald949
Sep 3, 2009, 4:35 PM
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: My best friend was in an accident last week. I found a news article. http://www.theunion.com/...p;parentprofile=1053 [image]http://www.theunion.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=TU&Date=20090827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=908269996&Ref=AR&Profile=1001&MaxW=550&title=1[/image] Holy crap!! The article said it took almost 2 hours to extricate him from the wreckage which isn't surprising based on the photo but still, that must have been torture for him. I hope he makes a full recovery from his injuries. That is some scary shit. Yeah, I get choked up about it often. It's been seven days since the accident...and it was only last night that I got to talk to him. And even then, just by text. I'm going to go visit him on Saturday. He had a compound fractured femur. Broken pelvis in two places. Ruptured colon. and broken ankle. Wow, bad news. Hope hes much better soon.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that? work paid for mine when I went on business trips. of course, we're a $2b/yr hospital.
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that? work paid for mine when I went on business trips. of course, we're a $2b/yr hospital. Work paid for 400/night rooms??? No wonder my HMO payments and co pays keep going up. I get the 125/night marriott.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that? work paid for mine when I went on business trips. of course, we're a $2b/yr hospital. Work paid for 400/night rooms??? No wonder my HMO payments and co pays keep going up. I get the 125/night marriott. Depends on the conference usually. The price per room is usually about $200/night, but I've gone to one place that was $400/night.
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Gmburns2000
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watching elena jankovic battle back in the 2nd round of the US Open on ESPN.
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donald949
Sep 3, 2009, 7:34 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that? work paid for mine when I went on business trips. of course, we're a $2b/yr hospital. Work paid for 400/night rooms??? No wonder my HMO payments and co pays keep going up. I get the 125/night marriott. Depends on the conference usually. The price per room is usually about $200/night, but I've gone to one place that was $400/night. Ouch, downtown NY or something? Ussually I only read about rates like that at nice places in HI or somewhere.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that? work paid for mine when I went on business trips. of course, we're a $2b/yr hospital. Work paid for 400/night rooms??? No wonder my HMO payments and co pays keep going up. I get the 125/night marriott. Depends on the conference usually. The price per room is usually about $200/night, but I've gone to one place that was $400/night. Ouch, downtown NY or something? Ussually I only read about rates like that at nice places in HI or somewhere. yup, manhatten.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: We stayed at the local KOA, which wanted 60 bucks a night, ouch! We landed at another KOA south of Seattle, this time at 68 bucks OUCH!!! I have no idea what that means, but the room I'm in now costs 269 bucks a night - luckily NW airlines is comping that for me. It never fails to surprise me how much people will charge/pay for a hotel room. My dad does consulting work and it's nothing for them to stay in $400.00 a night hotel rooms. Fucking outrageous. I want to know how people pay for those rooms. I mean where do I get a job like that? He's a consultant for a software implementation and maintenance company, it all gets billed straight to the client. Not saying they should stay at the motel 8 or anything but I'm sure there is a happy medium in there somewhere. Those prices are just insane.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight. Well he has a wife/kids/mortgage, so I do not believe he would go that far. But alas, my business trip is back on. So things are not looking good. I might be able to talk the wife in to letting me take a couple days at the end of the month. But after that, no vacations from work through the middle of January. Damn, they're making you work on Thanksgiving and Christmas? Thats just mean.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight. Well he has a wife/kids/mortgage, so I do not believe he would go that far. But alas, my business trip is back on. So things are not looking good. I might be able to talk the wife in to letting me take a couple days at the end of the month. But after that, no vacations from work through the middle of January. Damn, they're making you work on Thanksgiving and Christmas? Thats just mean. Well, the schedule just came out last night. And I'm not standing any duty shifts. Sweet!!!!!!!! So I prolly get Thanksgiving and Christmas days off. However, because we will be in a maintenance outage, and I have a bunch of work being done, I will not be allowed any vacation during this time. But I should be able to swing some weekends for climbing.
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climbing is gud.
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Gmburns2000
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^^ what he said.
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sungam wrote: climbing is gud. Tru dat, cept me no climb since June da rock. Sew dat bad, bad, bad. Bery bad. Me git sick, 102* in July, cancel me trip to So Seirras. Bery sad. Spokane guy no call. Leavenworth be 104* in da shade. By Eugene OR me jess be 2 tired, need um rest from too much vacation. But did klimb mt Plummer, 1.7 mile 1600 feet hike. Dat good. Now me leave next week fer NC fer business. Den eye gets back know vacation, don't even ask. Sew eye must make weekend plans fer Oct...
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Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight. Well he has a wife/kids/mortgage, so I do not believe he would go that far. But alas, my business trip is back on. So things are not looking good. I might be able to talk the wife in to letting me take a couple days at the end of the month. But after that, no vacations from work through the middle of January. Damn, they're making you work on Thanksgiving and Christmas? Thats just mean. Well, the schedule just came out last night. And I'm not standing any duty shifts. Sweet!!!!!!!! So I prolly get Thanksgiving and Christmas days off. However, because we will be in a maintenance outage, and I have a bunch of work being done, I will not be allowed any vacation during this time. But I should be able to swing some weekends for climbing. Damn, I was kind of joking. If your just barely getting turkey day and xmas off thats pretty rough. You just had an extended vacation though so I guess you can't complain too hard. Well, you could but I doubt anyone in a position to do anything about it would care.
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sungam wrote: climbing is gud.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: climbing is gud. Thought that might bear repeating.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney wtf
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney wtf noob.
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney wtf noob. *hangs head in shame*
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: climbing is gud. Thought that might bear repeating. yesh.
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Lazlo wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Lazlo wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: You been making it out in to the mountains this summer? As much as I can. For awhile I was seemingly up there every two weeks. At the moment, life has come up and smacked me in the face...so I have no time for climbing right now. Yeah life has a tendancy to do that every now and again...just to make sure your paying attention. The way it went down... I left the company I was at on a Friday afternoon. That Monday Leigha went into work and they laid her off. I think it was about a week later we had to move in together to make ends meet. So, on a landscapers income, I'm supporting Leigha and her two boys. She's just now starting to get unemployment checks. Cough, Cough, Cough Her and her two boys.... Woa So she got laid off, anything to do with them trying to get revenge on you quiting? Maybe. Could be. A few people have said that actually Whoa, back up, cowboy! You're... *gulp*... a daddy??! That sucks about the layoff. I wonder if they thought you two were in cahoots, blah, blah, blah...? Work fucking sucks. If that's a retaliatory firing, it could be illegal. Not a daddy. She's a mommy Negatory. You are a de facto daddy, especially if you're helping support them right now. Nothing wrong with that.
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sungam wrote: [image]http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/7900/roflbotlu5h.jpg[/image] Nice one!
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight. Well he has a wife/kids/mortgage, so I do not believe he would go that far. But alas, my business trip is back on. So things are not looking good. I might be able to talk the wife in to letting me take a couple days at the end of the month. But after that, no vacations from work through the middle of January. Damn, they're making you work on Thanksgiving and Christmas? Thats just mean. Well, the schedule just came out last night. And I'm not standing any duty shifts. Sweet!!!!!!!! So I prolly get Thanksgiving and Christmas days off. However, because we will be in a maintenance outage, and I have a bunch of work being done, I will not be allowed any vacation during this time. But I should be able to swing some weekends for climbing. Damn, I was kind of joking. If your just barely getting turkey day and xmas off thats pretty rough. You just had an extended vacation though so I guess you can't complain too hard. Well, you could but I doubt anyone in a position to do anything about it would care. Yea, no ones going to listen. Anyrate, two of the teams are assigned wed-sat. One team works days, and the other team works nights. Then they switch. I got to do a bunch of those shifts last year. However, if you look at this years calander, you will quickly notice that Thanksgiving, the day after T-day, Chirstmas, Christmas Eve, New Years day and New Years eve, will all fall on those teams duty days. So those teams will have to work all the hollidays, on a 12 hour day or night. Fun times...
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney wtf noob. *hangs head in shame* eh?
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney wtf noob. *hangs head in shame* eh? aieeeeeeeee...
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Spokane was rainy, much to our dismay. The town itself was more forested and hilly than I guessed/remembered. Of course I was quite the young lad in 74 when I was there with my folks for the worlds fair. Did a little sight seeing, visiting freinds, canoeing, and got in some more hiking. We had a number of freinds move up there several years ago, including my wife's best freind at the time. So we stayed w/ them. We visited Lake Coeur D'Alene, very nice. And one of our freinds took us out on it in his boat one day. The last day one of the guys took me for a hike. We knocked off about 8 miles by 1030, which was good by my standards. It was a very nice hike, and the area is very scenic. But he really gave me the low down on the area. Big on skiing. Which it prolly my favorite activity. And kid freindly skiing too. Lots of Mtn Biking and Hiking. Tons of good lakes and camping in Idaho right next store. He also has some freinds that climb, dang why didn't he say so earlier. It's too bad you didn't get any pitches in but it sounds like ya'll had a pretty good time catching up with old friends while still spending plenty of time outdoors. The hike I got done was good. But I need to get on the rock. I haven't gotten on the rock since June! Course July sucked, I got a fever and had to cancel my weekend to the southern Seirras. I have heard that my bussiness trip Sept 14-18 is to be cancled, so it may free up some time to get out in a couple weeks. The weather should be cooling down a bit here shortly (already has here) so you just need to free up some time. Yea, I was just checking out the weather forcasts. The mountains are still looking good, but the desserts are too hot, so mountains it is. And if the B trip gets canceled I'll take some vacation, and try to talk my noob buddy who's an out of work construction guy into going. As long as I pay for gas I'll bet he'll do it. If you can't talk an out of work construction worker in to a free ride to a day of climbing, you should just strap on your skis and head south because hell just froze over. Yea, thats what I was thinking. Well not exactly, but along those lines. Hell, it wouldn't be unusual to see a construction worker quit a job for a free ride to a day of climbing. Gotta have those priorities straight. Well he has a wife/kids/mortgage, so I do not believe he would go that far. But alas, my business trip is back on. So things are not looking good. I might be able to talk the wife in to letting me take a couple days at the end of the month. But after that, no vacations from work through the middle of January. Damn, they're making you work on Thanksgiving and Christmas? Thats just mean. Well, the schedule just came out last night. And I'm not standing any duty shifts. Sweet!!!!!!!! So I prolly get Thanksgiving and Christmas days off. However, because we will be in a maintenance outage, and I have a bunch of work being done, I will not be allowed any vacation during this time. But I should be able to swing some weekends for climbing. Damn, I was kind of joking. If your just barely getting turkey day and xmas off thats pretty rough. You just had an extended vacation though so I guess you can't complain too hard. Well, you could but I doubt anyone in a position to do anything about it would care. Yea, no ones going to listen. Anyrate, two of the teams are assigned wed-sat. One team works days, and the other team works nights. Then they switch. I got to do a bunch of those shifts last year. However, if you look at this years calander, you will quickly notice that Thanksgiving, the day after T-day, Chirstmas, Christmas Eve, New Years day and New Years eve, will all fall on those teams duty days. So those teams will have to work all the hollidays, on a 12 hour day or night. Fun times... Forgot to add, for completness, there are an additional 2 teams that work the beginning of the week. Rotating back and forth days and nights. Anyrate, this year I skated on those teams. Lucky for me.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: ^^ what he said. ja si Da ney wtf noob. *hangs head in shame* eh? aieeeeeeeee... aye yie yie yie yie.
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bummed. A really nice guy at work died over the weekend. He was obviously sick, because we all noticed it the past couple of months (he was getting frail and weak and sick looking). Young, too. Probably in his 40s / early 50s. Not sure what he died of (may never know). Just bummed.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: bummed. A really nice guy at work died over the weekend. He was obviously sick, because we all noticed it the past couple of months (he was getting frail and weak and sick looking). Young, too. Probably in his 40s / early 50s. Not sure what he died of (may never know). Just bummed. Sorry to hear...
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Thanks, but it is what it is. In other news, I'm on the Board of Directors of a local farm and apparently Farm Aid is a Massachusetts organization. One of the board members recently got a job there as one of their event directors. Long story short, looks like I might be in for a backstage pass to Farm Aid this year in St. Louie. My sister lives out there, so this might be a nice trip. I haven't seen her for a couple of years and I've never visited her in St. Louis. Not sure if I can swing both this trip and what's looking like a Potrero trip in December if Jeremiah can't make it out here in Oct (or if my ankle doesn't get better soon). But still, backstage passes with this lineup isn't bad: Willie Nelson Neil Young John Mellencamp Dave Matthews Jason Mraz Wilco Jamey Johnson Phosphorescent Tossin' this around is tough...
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Thanks, but it is what it is. In other news, I'm on the Board of Directors of a local farm and apparently Farm Aid is a Massachusetts organization. One of the board members recently got a job there as one of their event directors. Long story short, looks like I might be in for a backstage pass to Farm Aid this year in St. Louie. My sister lives out there, so this might be a nice trip. I haven't seen her for a couple of years and I've never visited her in St. Louis. Not sure if I can swing both this trip and what's looking like a Potrero trip in December if Jeremiah can't make it out here in Oct (or if my ankle doesn't get better soon). But still, backstage passes with this lineup isn't bad: Willie Nelson Neil Young John Mellencamp Dave Matthews Jason Mraz Wilco Jamey Johnson Phosphorescent Tossin' this around is tough... If you need a partner for this trip let me know. STL is just a hop, skip, and a jump from me. And I would love to have the opportunity to kick Dave in the nuts.
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lockeyaaron wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Thanks, but it is what it is. In other news, I'm on the Board of Directors of a local farm and apparently Farm Aid is a Massachusetts organization. One of the board members recently got a job there as one of their event directors. Long story short, looks like I might be in for a backstage pass to Farm Aid this year in St. Louie. My sister lives out there, so this might be a nice trip. I haven't seen her for a couple of years and I've never visited her in St. Louis. Not sure if I can swing both this trip and what's looking like a Potrero trip in December if Jeremiah can't make it out here in Oct (or if my ankle doesn't get better soon). But still, backstage passes with this lineup isn't bad: Willie Nelson Neil Young John Mellencamp Dave Matthews Jason Mraz Wilco Jamey Johnson Phosphorescent Tossin' this around is tough... If you need a partner for this trip let me know. STL is just a hop, skip, and a jump from me. And I would love to have the opportunity to kick Dave in the nuts. To be honest, he's the only one I really DON'T want to see. I can't stand his music. But sure, I'll let you know. I'll probably end up with lawn seats. Not sure I can score more than one backstage pass, though.
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No biggie, I just looked at the date and I won't be able to make it anyway. Gotta do the redneck nascar thing that weekend in KC. Please do kick Dave in the nuts though if you have the chance. Your subsequent arrest might make for a good write up.
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lockeyaaron wrote: No biggie, I just looked at the date and I won't be able to make it anyway. Gotta do the redneck nascar thing that weekend in KC. Please do kick Dave in the nuts though if you have the chance. Your subsequent arrest might make for a good write up. Well, it's not as if I haven't been arrested before for stupid shit. Heh - yeah, that'd be sweet. *dreams of telling the story to his springbok friends*
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Gmburns2000 wrote: *wonders what he's ^^ up to* Yea, wonder whats up with that...
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: *wonders what he's ^^ up to* Yea, wonder whats up with that... He has only been back a week and Kate is already sick of living with him so he is having to build another bedroom?
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lockeyaaron wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: *wonders what he's ^^ up to* Yea, wonder whats up with that... He has only been back a week and Kate is already sick of living with him so he is having to build another bedroom? Apparently.
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chossmonkey wrote: donald949 wrote: I HAVE THE POWER. Here's a blast from the past ^^^^
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Gmburns2000 wrote: This thread is bottled water. Genius. Pure genius.
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: This thread is bottled water. Genius. Pure genius. Yea, but you're not getting either of your stated goals. Not post enough for PC++, and too much noise for peace and quite. ;Don This is correct, but sometimes one has to stand back and allow the rock to dictate the route. It is a humbling experience, but nature is perfect (especially when it invented lesbians). Must be story there somewhere. ;Don Oh, yea, I remember that...
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: And a win for whom ever would have it. I guess that were me. An accidental and staged victory? That may be a new record for hollowness... Well, I was going for the win. And it wasn't me who set the stage. So is it empty victory? In life, can you not argue all victories are hollow, empty, and shallow? Does the rock care if you get the on sight, red point, or even FA? No. The rock is, and nothing more. The climbers come, and the climbers go. But the rock stands on. But even the rock is not eternal, the winds, rain, and ice rail against it. Eventually wearing it down little by little, through the eons. So we take our little victories, and march on to climb again another day. Don You dont get points for over thinking things in the campground, thats not what we do here... And a remember this one too. Ah, the good old days...
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: donald949 wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: And a win for whom ever would have it. I guess that were me. An accidental and staged victory? That may be a new record for hollowness... Well, I was going for the win. And it wasn't me who set the stage. So is it empty victory? In life, can you not argue all victories are hollow, empty, and shallow? Does the rock care if you get the on sight, red point, or even FA? No. The rock is, and nothing more. The climbers come, and the climbers go. But the rock stands on. But even the rock is not eternal, the winds, rain, and ice rail against it. Eventually wearing it down little by little, through the eons. So we take our little victories, and march on to climb again another day. Don You dont get points for over thinking things in the campground, thats not what we do here... This is correct. We would have also accepted "I'm not reading that" or "STFU n00b". Alright then, I shall endeavor to hang dog my way up the Trough at Tahq on my monthly pass tomorrow. D Sweet. Good luck on that 5.1 crux section, it's a doosey. Ha, the climb wasn't the crux. The crux was walking down the hill. I rolled my anckle on a small rock and landed on my butt. So now I have a swollen ankle and a bad bum. So I guess you could say, that the mountain extracted its victory in the end... Don't read this. And remember this post/climb too
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donald949
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I wonder if I should bother digging up any other old posts?
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Meh...
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donald949
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Just killing time at work.
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donald949
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And post whoring, for post whoring sake
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donald949
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I should be setting up a meeting for a couple weeks from now, but not too motivated to do that.
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Thursday I'll do it...
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: This thread is bottled water. Genius. Pure genius. Did I actually say that? I remember it being said (been reposted a couple of times as a reminder), but I can't remember if I'm the one who actually said it. Must go back and check
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...I swear.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: And post whoring, for post whoring sake nice work. well done. getting back to the basics.
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Gmburns2000
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it's all about the fundamentals
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just win baby
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Gmburns2000
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reading, riting, and rithmatic
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: This thread is bottled water. Genius. Pure genius. Did I actually say that? I remember it being said (been reposted a couple of times as a reminder), but I can't remember if I'm the one who actually said it. Must go back and check Just hit the small "In reply too" link on the top of my post. It will take you right there.
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gotta know four knots and that's it
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: it's all about the fundamentals Yea, PC++ and PT's
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: This thread is bottled water. Genius. Pure genius. Did I actually say that? I remember it being said (been reposted a couple of times as a reminder), but I can't remember if I'm the one who actually said it. Must go back and check Just hit the small "In reply too" link on the top of my post. It will take you right there. neat trick. never tried that before. and yet, as we were just discussing, so basic.
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one foot in front of the other
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: it's all about the fundamentals Yea, PC++ and PT's Which is coming up but I prolly won't score. The web connection is slow at work tonight.
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donald949
Sep 10, 2009, 1:17 AM
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PTFTW, if the connection is not too slow
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: PTFTW, if the connection is not too slow Yep, too slow.
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donald949 wrote: chossmonkey wrote: donald949 wrote: I HAVE THE POWER. Here's a blast from the past ^^^^ So apparently I don't have the power...
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: subject predicate Eh??? More PCI randomness?
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donald949
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Well, lloks like I'm all set.
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donald949
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Off to Rocky Mount NC to learn all about Diesel Engines.
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Yep, very exciting stuff.
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donald949
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But I'm going to spend a couple days, sight seeing the outer banks, Kitty Hawk, and do a little paddling... er kayaking.
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Leave on Sunday. Which is always appreciated. Flying across the freaking country on my own time. Blah.
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Well, I think I've had it for tonight. Really should stay another hour. Was supposed to work 2-1030. But they called me in early as the work I was going to follow was put off untill Thurs. So that means I get to sleep in again. Nice.
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sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) sweet. keep us updated. is cait helping with this?
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) sweet. keep us updated. is cait helping with this? She's not huge on the whole jumping from the ladder and doing a mantle room entrance thing.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) sweet. keep us updated. is cait helping with this? She's not huge on the whole jumping from the ladder and doing a mantle room entrance thing. sigh. women will never understand men.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) sweet. keep us updated. is cait helping with this? She's not huge on the whole jumping from the ladder and doing a mantle room entrance thing. sigh. women will never understand men. Well, they'll be a "normal" approach soon. More like v0
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) sweet. keep us updated. is cait helping with this? She's not huge on the whole jumping from the ladder and doing a mantle room entrance thing. sigh. women will never understand men. Well, they'll be a "normal" approach soon. More like v0 make sure you put in harder variations just in case you get bored with the same old problem. I generally hate bouldering, but I could see where this problem might have its advantages.
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donald949
Sep 10, 2009, 11:20 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) sweet. keep us updated. is cait helping with this? She's not huge on the whole jumping from the ladder and doing a mantle room entrance thing. sigh. women will never understand men. Ain't that the truth brother...
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Gmburns2000
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Just booked my ticket to St. Louis for Oct 2 - Oct 5. Looks as if I'm volunteering now, so I'll be attending and backstage for free. $188 isn't bad for a round-trip flight, three nights in St. Louis, and meeting Neil Young I guess.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Just booked my ticket to St. Louis for Oct 2 - Oct 5. Looks as if I'm volunteering now, so I'll be attending and backstage for free. $188 isn't bad for a round-trip flight, three nights in St. Louis, and meeting Neil Young I guess. Yea, I guess.... seriously, thats a good time.
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Hey a little slow in here guys, step it up.
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PBPTFTW...
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: chossmonkey wrote: donald949 wrote: I HAVE THE POWER. Here's a blast from the past ^^^^ So apparently I don't have the power... A little protection
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Thats a little better.
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Well, off to NC for a little training for work next week.
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5thPFTW!
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been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise. Have fun in the NC. Say hi to N/A for me.
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not so bad weekend. went on a date Sat and had a pretty good time. nice girl who's also a writer. she used to climb and has been thinking of getting back into it. it's been years though. sun was a beautiful day outside, and I spent it watching football. heh. back to work. gonna work on a short story soon.
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Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you.
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I'm guessing you've got a lot of reading to do before you can say ACUN. Good to hear from you. Glad you're climbing strong. Now if we can just get Leigha back we'll be all set.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: I'm guessing you've got a lot of reading to do before you can say ACUN. Good to hear from you. Glad you're climbing strong. Now if we can just get Leigha back we'll be all set. Go on Facebook and ask her. She's always on. Only about 50 pages to read.
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churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. holy shitz! look who it is! *goes back to work*
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Gmburns2000 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Only about 50 pages to read. Yeah, well, we've been struggling since you've been gone; we're just keeping our heads above The Lounge. They've even passed us a couple of times. Don't matter, though. Well ya better post faster then eh?
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ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell?
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churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW:
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Sep 15, 2009, 1:39 PM
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Lazlo
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I'm guessing you've got a lot of reading to do before you can say ACUN. Good to hear from you. Glad you're climbing strong. Now if we can just get Leigha back we'll be all set. Go on Facebook and ask her. She's always on. Only about 50 pages to read. Lol!
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Lazlo
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW: Wha?
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Lazlo
Sep 15, 2009, 1:43 PM
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Off to work with me. PC durp durp.
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Lazlo
Sep 15, 2009, 1:45 PM
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Oh, I'm mobile now! Don't know if I told the SPCIers. I have a Palm Treo. I have internet, mail, and more importantly; the knob everywhere.
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sungam
Sep 15, 2009, 2:27 PM
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9735_971018059940_7901243_55485337_4342776_n.jpg[/image] Wha? Winston Churchill's V for Victory (Scissors) against Adolf Hitler's Nazi salute (paper). The scissors bombed the shit out of the paper, then the paper poisoned his family, shot himself in the head, and had his babysitter light them all on fire. Scissors beats paper.
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sungam
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Lazlo wrote: Oh, I'm mobile now! Don't know if I told the SPCIers. I have a Palm Treo. I have internet, mail, and more importantly; the knob everywhere. w00t!
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sungam
Sep 15, 2009, 2:36 PM
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9735_971018059940_7901243_55485337_4342776_n.jpg[/image] Wha? Winston Churchill's V for Victory (Scissors) against Adolf Hitler's Nazi salute (paper). The scissors bombed the shit out of the paper, then the paper poisoned his family, shot himself in the head, and had his babysitter light them all on fire. Scissors beats paper. Nazi leader shootzing self in head as the PT FTW!!!!
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churningindawake
Sep 15, 2009, 2:47 PM
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Hey there Arean!
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churningindawake
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I'm guessing you've got a lot of reading to do before you can say ACUN. Good to hear from you. Glad you're climbing strong. Now if we can just get Leigha back we'll be all set. Go on Facebook and ask her. She's always on. Only about 50 pages to read. Lol! Shouldn't be too bad.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 15, 2009, 6:47 PM
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answer me NAO!!!!
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sungam
Sep 16, 2009, 12:03 PM
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Just bootied a free BD avi shovel and a goretex jacket that';s too small for me but seems to fit Cait well. House keeping 4 lyfe!!!!
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Lazlo
Sep 16, 2009, 1:02 PM
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9735_971018059940_7901243_55485337_4342776_n.jpg[/image] Wha? Winston Churchill's V for Victory (Scissors) against Adolf Hitler's Nazi salute (paper). The scissors bombed the shit out of the paper, then the paper poisoned his family, shot himself in the head, and had his babysitter light them all on fire. Scissors beats paper. I get the historical context...I just don't see how that ties into Wolfie's cwaffee Shoppe Thread.
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Lazlo
Sep 16, 2009, 1:06 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: answer me NAO!!!! ...sorry. I'm mobile, but not fast. RC.knob is still a full site on my phone, and not a mobile site. Lots of scrolling up and down and side to side. [/grumble grumble] (side note; is it web sight, or web site?)
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Lazlo
Sep 16, 2009, 1:06 PM
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sungam wrote: Just bootied a free BD avi shovel and a goretex jacket that';s too small for me but seems to fit Cait well. House keeping 4 lyfe!!!! How'd you score that?
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Lazlo
Sep 16, 2009, 1:08 PM
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Lazlo
Sep 16, 2009, 1:08 PM
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One of my clients emailed me some of his pictures yesterday. I really like this one.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 16, 2009, 1:33 PM
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Just bootied a free BD avi shovel and a goretex jacket that';s too small for me but seems to fit Cait well. House keeping 4 lyfe!!!! How'd you scoresteal that without the guests remembering where they left it? fixed
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Gmburns2000
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: answer me NAO!!!! ...sorry. I'm mobile, but not fast. RC.knob is still a full site on my phone, and not a mobile site. Lots of scrolling up and down and side to side. [/grumble grumble] then what's the point? I want you on call 24-7. If the SPCI needs you, you need to be there.
In reply to: (side note; is it web sight, or web site?) correct = site. it is a site that you visit (much like going on a site visit).
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churningindawake
Sep 16, 2009, 2:36 PM
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: answer me NAO!!!! ...sorry. I'm mobile, but not fast. RC.knob is still a full site on my phone, and not a mobile site. Lots of scrolling up and down and side to side. [/grumble grumble] (side note; is it web sight, or web site?) THats how it seems on my Iphone. Really quite annoying when trying to post.
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churningindawake
Sep 16, 2009, 2:37 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: answer me NAO!!!! ...sorry. I'm mobile, but not fast. RC.knob is still a full site on my phone, and not a mobile site. Lots of scrolling up and down and side to side. [/grumble grumble] then what's the point? I want you on call 24-7. If the SPCI needs you, you need to be there. In reply to: (side note; is it web sight, or web site?) correct = site. it is a site that you visit (much like going on a site visit). Koreckt
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sungam
Sep 16, 2009, 3:11 PM
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9735_971018059940_7901243_55485337_4342776_n.jpg[/image] Wha? Winston Churchill's V for Victory (Scissors) against Adolf Hitler's Nazi salute (paper). The scissors bombed the shit out of the paper, then the paper poisoned his family, shot himself in the head, and had his babysitter light them all on fire. Scissors beats paper. I get the historical context...I just don't see how that ties into Wolfie's cwaffee Shoppe Thread. Nothing, I just thought it was a funny picture and my wireless was uber slow so I CBA to make another post.
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sungam
Sep 16, 2009, 3:11 PM
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Just bootied a free BD avi shovel and a goretex jacket that';s too small for me but seems to fit Cait well. House keeping 4 lyfe!!!! How'd you score that? People leave shit in rooms.
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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: Careful there big guy. Hate to see yunz get banzed. Welcome to the FP of the leaderboard.
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notapplicable
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lockeyaaron wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: *wonders what he's ^^ up to* Yea, wonder whats up with that... He has only been back a week and Kate is already sick of living with him so he is having to build another bedroom? Having nearly lost an eye to an errant mohawk spike, they decided separate beds would be the safe way to go.
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notapplicable
Sep 16, 2009, 3:38 PM
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donald949 wrote: Just killing time at work. Thats what the knob is for.
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notapplicable
Sep 16, 2009, 3:41 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that?
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notapplicable
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donald949 wrote: Off to Rocky Mount NC to learn all about Diesel Engines. Being paid to learn is never a bad thing.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) You do indeed have your work cut out for you.
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notapplicable
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donald949 wrote: Hey a little slow in here guys, step it up. Sorry about that, the soapbox is like a miniature black hole.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise. Have fun in the NC. Say hi to N/A for me. *waves*
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notapplicable
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churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend.
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notapplicable
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I'm guessing you've got a lot of reading to do before you can say ACUN. Good to hear from you. Glad you're climbing strong. Now if we can just get Leigha back we'll be all set. Go on Facebook and ask her. She's always on. Only about 50 pages to read. Facebook? But I'm not on Facebook. How the hell am I supposed to stay up on all the gossip with this arrangement.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hey there magnus! Howdy. Doing laundry. I worked all day for the last three days - it was stunning good weather. I've been daydreaming about jumping back on my various wee local projects to see how I get on after being away for a year. My day of is tomorrow and it's due to rain One would hope you're stronger for your travels.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. Nice. It's not like they didn't have 5 different BET threads on the front page for a while there.
In reply to: BTW: Awesome
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: Oh, I'm mobile now! Don't know if I told the SPCIers. I have a Palm Treo. I have internet, mail, and more importantly; the knob everywhere. w00t! Don't encourage the addiction.
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notapplicable
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: ooh that stinks. You'll have to make a trip to Oregon sometime to come climbing! Btw, can anyone tell me why the Cwaffee Shoppe got sent to moderator hell? I think it just drifted away, and they didn't want reserections. BTW: [image]http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9735_971018059940_7901243_55485337_4342776_n.jpg[/image] Wha? Winston Churchill's V for Victory (Scissors) against Adolf Hitler's Nazi salute (paper). The scissors bombed the shit out of the paper, then the paper poisoned his family, shot himself in the head, and had his babysitter light them all on fire. Scissors beats paper. I get the historical context...I just don't see how that ties into Wolfie's cwaffee Shoppe Thread. Yeah I think in this instance the Nazis won
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Careful there big guy. Hate to see yunz get banzed. Welcome to the FP of the leaderboard. WooHoo...Wait, Really? Damn, I haven't even been posting much lately. Just dabbling a bit in scummunity.
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four. So which one of those do you use to tie your shoes?
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four. So which one of those do you use to tie your shoes? Got me. I use the velcro knot for that.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical. minus because the season is drawing to a close plus because my winter is Chile's summer. WOOT!
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four. So which one of those do you use to tie your shoes? Got me. I use the velcro knot for that. Interestingly enough, after I typed that I remembered that my boot laces are done up with an EDK. I've got the 4 set of lace hooks on the top so I don't ever undo the knot, I just lace and unlace the hooks and I've found that the EDK doesn't slip or untie itself over time.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical. minus because the season is drawing to a close plus because my winter is Chile's summer. WOOT! Thats awesome the Chile trip is still a GO. Longterm plans like that often unravel over time so I'm glad your making it happen. It's pretty cool and I gotta admit, I'm pretty jealous.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four. So which one of those do you use to tie your shoes? Got me. I use the velcro knot for that. Interestingly enough, after I typed that I remembered that my boot laces are done up with an EDK. I've got the 4 set of lace hooks on the top so I don't ever undo the knot, I just lace and unlace the hooks and I've found that the EDK doesn't slip or untie itself over time. Interesting thought. I might try that. I'm curious to know how the tightness remains. I like to pull my boot straps tight after the hooks before I tie. Hmmm...
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical. minus because the season is drawing to a close plus because my winter is Chile's summer. WOOT! Thats awesome the Chile trip is still a GO. Longterm plans like that often unravel over time so I'm glad your making it happen. It's pretty cool and I gotta admit, I'm pretty jealous. Yeah, there's no deviation at this point. A few things that may be up in the air, but it's still a go: - Nov: 2 weeks to check it out. Have had a couple of cancellations / difficulties from Air Canada, but I don't think that will hinder me much for this portion of the trip. I actually hope they cancel my return flight so that I can pick up a couple of free intl vouchers. If that happens, then I may head to Mexico or Spain before Chile in Feb. - Hoping for a mid-to-late Feb lift off for the full year. Unemployment should allow me to not use a lot of my savings for the first several months. After that, I'm hoping to land a part-time English-teaching gig to further extend my savings. I have enough in savings to live off just that for a year and still return with about $10k in the bank. These extra sources of income will help to possibly extend that year out further. - recently met a girl who I really hit it off with. first time in years I've felt good chemistry with someone. She's a writer, too, so she gets that side of me and we can identify with each other. She's also climbed in a past life, but not for a long time and not very seriously. She wants to get back into it. Even so, if it works out with her, I'm still going and she knows my plans. If she still digs me knowing that I'm still going then I may have found a keeper. Obviously too soon to tell, but that would be pretty big. - Hoping to hit Santiago for a few months when it is cheaper in the summer months so that I can adjust in an urban environment first. - From there, hopefully heading south to Puerto Varas. - Then maybe end up in Bariloche, Argentina if time / fundage permits.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four. So which one of those do you use to tie your shoes? Got me. I use the velcro knot for that. Interestingly enough, after I typed that I remembered that my boot laces are done up with an EDK. I've got the 4 set of lace hooks on the top so I don't ever undo the knot, I just lace and unlace the hooks and I've found that the EDK doesn't slip or untie itself over time. Interesting thought. I might try that. I'm curious to know how the tightness remains. I like to pull my boot straps tight after the hooks before I tie. Hmmm... You can't get them reliably tight if you wear more than one style of sock but I've neverr been a tight lacer anyway so it doesn't bother me. Thats just a personal quirk though. Atleast 8 months out of the year I go barefoot as often as possible so when I do put on the boots, lacing them tight makes them even more noticeable.
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Gmburns2000
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holy fuck I'm bored at work right now. been really productive a few days a week, but some days are just BRUTAL. I've been managing to do a fair amount of writing and / or learning spanish, but there are some days when I don't want to do anything at all. it's tough just sitting here. thank god I'm going home tomorrow to see family and friends for a few days.
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sungam
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: gotta know four knots and that's it you sure about that? well, I can see where knowing more knots would help, but really, you should be able to get by with a figure-8, munter, clove hitch, and prussic. Not saying those are the end-all knots (I'm sure others would choose four different knots), but I typically only use the 8 and clove on any given day (I'll probably get flamed for this, but I consider the double-8 and 8-on-a-bight to be variations of the same knot). If I had to throw in another knot that I use for rapping it is the EDK or the double-fishermans. I would substitute either of those for the clove hitch to get me back to four. EDK, Fig 8, Prussick (of the french variety), bowline, waterknot, munter hitch, clove hitch, girth hitch, and double/triple fishermans. Maybe one or two I missed. Alpine butterfly is always good.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Careful there big guy. Hate to see yunz get banzed. Welcome to the FP of the leaderboard. WooHoo...Wait, Really? Damn, I haven't even been posting much lately. Just dabbling a bit in scummunity. yez really. Who's online > view member directery > view by post count.
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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) You do indeed have your work cut out for you. yez. next 2 days I have off work. Hopefully I'll get to do some climbing, weather permitting. I've been on this shift since 7:30 AM, now 11:10, I finish at around 1:30. too bad all this money is going straight to the debt payoff.
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Note to Magnus, because I know I'll read this thread between 8 and 5 tomorrow. PHONE THE FUCKING MYED PEOPLE, YOU DUMB PIECE OF SHIT! heh, I forgot my university network password, so now I can't log on and sort my classes...
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical. minus because the season is drawing to a close plus because my winter is Chile's summer. WOOT! Thats awesome the Chile trip is still a GO. Longterm plans like that often unravel over time so I'm glad your making it happen. It's pretty cool and I gotta admit, I'm pretty jealous. Yeah, there's no deviation at this point. A few things that may be up in the air, but it's still a go: - Nov: 2 weeks to check it out. Have had a couple of cancellations / difficulties from Air Canada, but I don't think that will hinder me much for this portion of the trip. I actually hope they cancel my return flight so that I can pick up a couple of free intl vouchers. If that happens, then I may head to Mexico or Spain before Chile in Feb. - Hoping for a mid-to-late Feb lift off for the full year. Unemployment should allow me to not use a lot of my savings for the first several months. After that, I'm hoping to land a part-time English-teaching gig to further extend my savings. I have enough in savings to live off just that for a year and still return with about $10k in the bank. These extra sources of income will help to possibly extend that year out further. - recently met a girl who I really hit it off with. first time in years I've felt good chemistry with someone. She's a writer, too, so she gets that side of me and we can identify with each other. She's also climbed in a past life, but not for a long time and not very seriously. She wants to get back into it. Even so, if it works out with her, I'm still going and she knows my plans. If she still digs me knowing that I'm still going then I may have found a keeper. Obviously too soon to tell, but that would be pretty big. - Hoping to hit Santiago for a few months when it is cheaper in the summer months so that I can adjust in an urban environment first. - From there, hopefully heading south to Puerto Varas. - Then maybe end up in Bariloche, Argentina if time / fundage permits. I spy with my little eye...one hell of a lot of mountains that will need climbing!!! Kind of sucks about the timing with the new lady but thats life for ya. Hopefully it all works out for the best but no matter how that plays out, it looks like Chile is going to be a blast. You can't beat having an entire year where your biggest challenge (aside from the language barrier) is finding the right balance between playing hard and working hard.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: holy fuck I'm bored at work right now. been really productive a few days a week, but some days are just BRUTAL. I've been managing to do a fair amount of writing and / or learning spanish, but there are some days when I don't want to do anything at all. it's tough just sitting here. thank god I'm going home tomorrow to see family and friends for a few days. I know the feeling. It rained here today and I was feeling lazy so I didn't do much of nothin all day.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Careful there big guy. Hate to see yunz get banzed. Welcome to the FP of the leaderboard. WooHoo...Wait, Really? Damn, I haven't even been posting much lately. Just dabbling a bit in scummunity. yez really. Who's online > view member directery > view by post count. I notice that your currently third winner. Congratulations.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) You do indeed have your work cut out for you. yez. next 2 days I have off work. Hopefully I'll get to do some climbing, weather permitting. I've been on this shift since 7:30 AM, now 11:10, I finish at around 1:30. too bad all this money is going straight to the debt payoff. Debt?? I see you picked up a few bad habits during your time with us.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: Note to Magnus, because I know I'll read this thread between 8 and 5 tomorrow. PHONE THE FUCKING MYED PEOPLE, YOU DUMB PIECE OF SHIT! heh, I forgot my university network password, so now I can't log on and sort my classes... Bump
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Gmburns2000
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Hey Magnus... Don't forget to call the MYED people. My work here is done.
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notapplicable
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Anybody else watch Fight Night tonight? They had a pretty good lineup and as much as I hate to admit it (I think he's a punk), I've grown to respect Nate Diaz as a fighter. The kids got skills.
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*wipes hands and walks away*
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Hey Magnus... Don't forget to call the MYED people. My work here is done. Bump
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notapplicable wrote: Anybody else watch Fight Night tonight? They had a pretty good lineup and as much as I hate to admit it (I think he's a punk), I've grown to respect Nate Diaz as a fighter. The kids got skills. naw, been ripping cds all night. getting to the end of one book of cds. that should take care of me for my drive home. remembering a lot of old music i listened to in high school, too. man, what a change in taste its been for me over the years.
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Thomasribiere, I'm coming for you spot.
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Carlos Condit. Sexy skills. Sexy body. Just all around sexy.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: soon to be a V1 boulder problem. soon to be my room (llllooooooooottttsssss of work left) You do indeed have your work cut out for you. yez. next 2 days I have off work. Hopefully I'll get to do some climbing, weather permitting. I've been on this shift since 7:30 AM, now 11:10, I finish at around 1:30. too bad all this money is going straight to the debt payoff. Debt?? I see you picked up a few bad habits during your time with us. yep.
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lockeyaaron
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notapplicable wrote: Anybody else watch Fight Night tonight? They had a pretty good lineup and as much as I hate to admit it (I think he's a punk), I've grown to respect Nate Diaz as a fighter. The kids got skills. First two were really good fights. Condit didn't look great but got the job done. Diaz is a punk but one hell of a fighter. And how about the bloody mess that was Abe on Ultimate Fighter. I have a feeling Rampage is going to have a hard time picking match ups all season. That is if he ever gets to pick another one after next week.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Note to Magnus, because I know I'll read this thread between 8 and 5 tomorrow. PHONE THE FUCKING MYED PEOPLE, YOU DUMB PIECE OF SHIT! heh, I forgot my university network password, so now I can't log on and sort my classes... Bump Fucking phone line. I called them just now (it's 3:15 on a thursday) and the voice thingy said their closed, please call back during their open hours which are 8-5 mon-fri. WTF?
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notapplicable
Sep 17, 2009, 2:52 PM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Note to Magnus, because I know I'll read this thread between 8 and 5 tomorrow. PHONE THE FUCKING MYED PEOPLE, YOU DUMB PIECE OF SHIT! heh, I forgot my university network password, so now I can't log on and sort my classes... Bump Fucking phone line. I called them just now (it's 3:15 on a thursday) and the voice thingy said their closed, please call back during their open hours which are 8-5 mon-fri. WTF? Maybe they subcontract their call center services to India. Time zones FTL!
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Note to Magnus, because I know I'll read this thread between 8 and 5 tomorrow. PHONE THE FUCKING MYED PEOPLE, YOU DUMB PIECE OF SHIT! heh, I forgot my university network password, so now I can't log on and sort my classes... Bump Fucking phone line. I called them just now (it's 3:15 on a thursday) and the voice thingy said their closed, please call back during their open hours which are 8-5 mon-fri. WTF? Maybe they subcontract their call center services to India. Time zones FTL! roflcakes!
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notapplicable
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lockeyaaron wrote: notapplicable wrote: Anybody else watch Fight Night tonight? They had a pretty good lineup and as much as I hate to admit it (I think he's a punk), I've grown to respect Nate Diaz as a fighter. The kids got skills. First two were really good fights. Condit didn't look great but got the job done. Diaz is a punk but one hell of a fighter. And how about the bloody mess that was Abe on Ultimate Fighter. I have a feeling Rampage is going to have a hard time picking match ups all season. That is if he ever gets to pick another one after next week. Yeah Condit had a hard time controlling Ellenbergers power so he got hammered early and it takes awhile for the head to clear after that. You could see his technical superiority taking control by the end of the second and throughout the third round though. I'd like to see him and GSP in the ring in a year or so. I doubt Condit will win but I think the has the right skillset to challenge the champ. Personally I'm not a fan of Rampage or Rashad but Rampage seems to have a hard time taking anything seriously. I don't see him being a good coach.
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notapplicable wrote: Personally I'm not a fan of Rampage or Rashad but Rampage seems to have a hard time taking anything seriously. I don't see him being a good coach. I don't like either of them either. And you are right, Ramage doesn't seem to take this serious at all. He certainly has the bigger team but i don't think that he has any body that is in shape. That giant ex-NFL'er looked to be WAY out of shape last night. I think that Rampage's only hope is that he can get Kimbo to work on his ground game and then he just beats everyone else. I do like the animosity between Rashad and Rampage though. Should make for a decent fight in Dec.
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Has anyone been watching that ultimate fight reality show? (I think it started?) has Kimbo Slice realized he's fuckin' useless yet?
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sungam wrote: Has anyone been watching that ultimate fight reality show? (I think it started?) has Kimbo Slice realized he's fuckin' useless yet? Try to keep up, that has been what we have been talking about the last few posts. First episode of the nnew season was last night. I agree that Kimbo isn't an MMA fighter just yet, but he looked CUT last night.
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I haven't watched MMA much, but I did watch that Kimbo Slice match where he got upset by the karate guy (the last minute switch due to an injury). To be fair, I guess these guys train months for a specific oponent, but he didn't look all impressive against a more technical opponent. Of course, I only saw 10 seconds worth...
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heading home for a long weekend in an hour. can't wait. I miss my hometown. I miss the atmosphere and my family. god I love going back.
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Hello Everyone!
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Both of my aunts are in town right now.
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Its nice to see them. Haven't seen one of them for a long time. Its hard to when she lives in Florida and I live in Oregon.
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lockeyaaron wrote: notapplicable wrote: Personally I'm not a fan of Rampage or Rashad but Rampage seems to have a hard time taking anything seriously. I don't see him being a good coach. I don't like either of them either. And you are right, Ramage doesn't seem to take this serious at all. He certainly has the bigger team but i don't think that he has any body that is in shape. That giant ex-NFL'er looked to be WAY out of shape last night. I think that Rampage's only hope is that he can get Kimbo to work on his ground game and then he just beats everyone else. I do like the animosity between Rashad and Rampage though. Should make for a decent fight in Dec. Yeah the sparks are gonna fly in the coaches fight, that is for sure. I don't see either of the taking Machida's belt though. He is a whole different breed of fighter. He and Silva are quite literally in a league of their own.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: heading home for a long weekend in an hour. can't wait. I miss my hometown. I miss the atmosphere and my family. god I love going back. Have fun man
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Silva just takes the piss half the time. Nothing pushes your opponent over the edge and into mistake-making territory like leaving your hands down and dodging their shots.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hello Everyone! *waves* So, hows school treating you this year? I noticed you haven't been posting from class. Teachers been cracking the whip? In school right now. Its alright. Would be better without it.
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sungam wrote: Silva just takes the piss half the time. Nothing pushes your opponent over the edge and into mistake-making territory like leaving your hands down and dodging their shots. Yeah his games bother some people but if they could put real contenders in front of him he wouldn't have luxury. Unfortunately there rally isn't anybody at 185 right now that can put Silva on his heels. Perhaps Belforts will be fast enough and strong enough to stir up some dust in the ring.
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hello Everyone! *waves* So, hows school treating you this year? I noticed you haven't been posting from class. Teachers been cracking the whip? In school right now. Its alright. Would be better without it. No doubt.
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sungam
Sep 18, 2009, 5:58 PM
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Silva just takes the piss half the time. Nothing pushes your opponent over the edge and into mistake-making territory like leaving your hands down and dodging their shots. Yeah his games bother some people but if they could put real contenders in front of him he wouldn't have luxury. Unfortunately there rally isn't anybody at 185 right now that can put Silva on his heels. Perhaps Belforts will be fast enough and strong enough to stir up some dust in the ring. Here's hoping. I still think GSP v silva would be decent, even though the weights are off.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Hiddy Ho! I am well.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I'm guessing you've got a lot of reading to do before you can say ACUN. Good to hear from you. Glad you're climbing strong. Now if we can just get Leigha back we'll be all set. Go on Facebook and ask her. She's always on. Only about 50 pages to read. Only 50??? has to be more...
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donald949
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: Just bootied a free BD avi shovel and a goretex jacket that';s too small for me but seems to fit Cait well. House keeping 4 lyfe!!!! How'd you score that? People leave shit in rooms. Nice score, really nice.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise. Have fun in the NC. Say hi to N/A for me. *waves* Greetings from Rocky Mount NC. *waves back*
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical. minus because the season is drawing to a close plus because my winter is Chile's summer. WOOT! Score!!!
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Stopping in to say Hi. How is everyone doing? Been a long time since I posted on this website. I've been doing a fair amount of climbing lately. I"m in the best shape I"ve been in, and always trying to get stronger. How are all of you. Glad to hear it man. The temps around here are really starting to get in to a good range for climbing trips. I just got back from a three day weekend at Seneca and managed to be pretty productive. If the weather cooperates I'm looking to head back next weekend. sweet. hoping to get back to the 'Gunks in two weekends. been too long for me (over a month). I hate my freaking ankles. Yeah that is a pain. Most times the best way to let something heal properly is to just stay off it but not using ones ankles isn't really practical. minus because the season is drawing to a close plus because my winter is Chile's summer. WOOT! Thats awesome the Chile trip is still a GO. Longterm plans like that often unravel over time so I'm glad your making it happen. It's pretty cool and I gotta admit, I'm pretty jealous. Yeah, there's no deviation at this point. A few things that may be up in the air, but it's still a go: - Nov: 2 weeks to check it out. Have had a couple of cancellations / difficulties from Air Canada, but I don't think that will hinder me much for this portion of the trip. I actually hope they cancel my return flight so that I can pick up a couple of free intl vouchers. If that happens, then I may head to Mexico or Spain before Chile in Feb. - Hoping for a mid-to-late Feb lift off for the full year. Unemployment should allow me to not use a lot of my savings for the first several months. After that, I'm hoping to land a part-time English-teaching gig to further extend my savings. I have enough in savings to live off just that for a year and still return with about $10k in the bank. These extra sources of income will help to possibly extend that year out further. - recently met a girl who I really hit it off with. first time in years I've felt good chemistry with someone. She's a writer, too, so she gets that side of me and we can identify with each other. She's also climbed in a past life, but not for a long time and not very seriously. She wants to get back into it. Even so, if it works out with her, I'm still going and she knows my plans. If she still digs me knowing that I'm still going then I may have found a keeper. Obviously too soon to tell, but that would be pretty big. - Hoping to hit Santiago for a few months when it is cheaper in the summer months so that I can adjust in an urban environment first. - From there, hopefully heading south to Puerto Varas. - Then maybe end up in Bariloche, Argentina if time / fundage permits. Very Nice Very Nice
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donald949
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Well pcpp from the computer in the hotel lobby. Going out towards the Sound in the AM. Hopefully get some paddling in. If the weather holds. No rain today just clouds, which would be just fine. Then off to the Outer Banks on Sunday for sightseeing et al. Well, everyone have a good weekend.
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churningindawake
Sep 19, 2009, 2:48 AM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hello Everyone! *waves* So, hows school treating you this year? I noticed you haven't been posting from class. Teachers been cracking the whip? In school right now. Its alright. Would be better without it. No doubt.
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churningindawake
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Going to a concert tonight. Leaving in just a little bit.
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churningindawake
Sep 19, 2009, 2:49 AM
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We have backstage passes.
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churningindawake
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Its going to rock.
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sungam
Sep 19, 2009, 8:35 AM
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churningindawake wrote: We have backstage passes. Score! What band? Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now).
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Lazlo
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donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Oh very nice. I love the sight of the mountain shadow being cast on nothing but air. This might be one of my favorite photos of all time.
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Lazlo
Sep 20, 2009, 2:33 AM
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I've been lurking lately on mobile. I don't tend to post though, just because it's so slow.
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Lazlo
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Lazlo wrote: I've been lurking lately on mobile. I don't tend to post though, just because it's so slow. You're doing it wrong
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Lazlo
Sep 20, 2009, 2:35 AM
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I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension.
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Lazlo
Sep 20, 2009, 2:36 AM
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I feel like I did very well. I was stoked.
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Lazlo
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I'm really frustrated with climbing lately. I miss the days when it was new and fresh. 10 feet scared the crap out of me. 5.8 was hard. And I still thought the prussick was magical. Partners are few and far between. crags are crappy unless I drive for hours.
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sungam
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moved in. Bouldering wall is taller then I expected. Looks awesome. Haggis OWT.
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Lazlo
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owt?
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Lazlo
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I got up too early for work.
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Lazlo
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now time to pc++
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Gmburns2000
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sungam wrote: moved in. Bouldering wall is taller then I expected. Looks awesome. Haggis OWT. sweet. send pics
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Lazlo
Sep 22, 2009, 4:08 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: moved in. Bouldering wall is taller then I expected. Looks awesome. Haggis OWT. sweet. send pics +1
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churningindawake
Sep 22, 2009, 2:39 PM
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: We have backstage passes. Score! What band? Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). It was a band called Sunny Day Real Estate.
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notapplicable
Sep 22, 2009, 3:05 PM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Silva just takes the piss half the time. Nothing pushes your opponent over the edge and into mistake-making territory like leaving your hands down and dodging their shots. Yeah his games bother some people but if they could put real contenders in front of him he wouldn't have luxury. Unfortunately there rally isn't anybody at 185 right now that can put Silva on his heels. Perhaps Belforts will be fast enough and strong enough to stir up some dust in the ring. Here's hoping. I still think GSP v silva would be decent, even though the weights are off. Yeah if Silva didn't have both the weight AND reach advantage I think that could be a great matchup.
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notapplicable
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise. Have fun in the NC. Say hi to N/A for me. *waves* Greetings from Rocky Mount NC. *waves back* I hope the eastern seaboard treated you well.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: We have backstage passes. Score! What band? Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time.
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notapplicable
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Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters?
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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time. this is korekt.
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Gmburns2000
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back from home visiting the family. good time. tired, though. gonna hit the 'gunks this weekend after what seems an eternity off. climbing in threes in case my ankle can't go. feels good though.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time. this is korekt. Actually I think your odds are better now that you have gone, left and are now coming back again. You know what is ahead of you and are there because you know you need/want the education.
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notapplicable
Sep 22, 2009, 4:02 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: back from home visiting the family. good time. tired, though. gonna hit the 'gunks this weekend after what seems an eternity off. climbing in threes in case my ankle can't go. feels good though. I've got a buddy/climbing partner with a bum ankle and he says a little taping makes all the difference. That or maybe one of those thin, lightweight support things. Don't know how they would work with a tight fitting climbing shoe though.
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notapplicable
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Speaking of climbing shoes, I just placed an order for a pair of the new TC Pros. Yeah yeah I know, those fuckers are high dollar but the Verdes I've been wearing for multipitch are ragged as fuck and not really designed for long routes anyway. This is a departure from a longtime loyalty to five ten though. I tried a few different manufacturers when I was starting out and kept coming back to five ten so that is pretty much all I've worn for 5 years or so. They have (for me anyway) perfect bouldering, sport and single pitch trad shoes but I haven't found any for multipitch that have an ideal combination of fit and performance. I ordered two pairs (a 42 and 43) from Zappos because they have free shipping so I can try em on and send back the other pair. Cool thing is, as a new customer they bumped me up to overnight shipping so they will be here tomorrow. I'm gonna try and hit Old Rag or Seneca this weekend so I'll report back after I've had a chance to put a few miles on them
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donald949
Sep 22, 2009, 4:25 PM
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Lazlo wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Oh very nice. I love the sight of the mountain shadow being cast on nothing but air. This might be one of my favorite photos of all time. Cool deal. I remember a very simulr sight when I tried to climb Mt hood. Exactly the same kind of shadow. Although I must admit to failing to summit since I was a bit out of shape, and wasn't drinking and eating enough as I climbed. So I just bonked about an hour from the summit. :( Although I did summit Mount Saint Hellens 3 days later. :D
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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time. this is korekt. Actually I think your odds are better now that you have gone, left and are now coming back again. You know what is ahead of you and are there because you know you need/want the education. Yes, and (hehe, I'm a g33k) I looked through the coursework and I'm quite psyched on what we'll be covering. There's some pretty heavy shit in there.
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notapplicable
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The need for new shoes was actually prompted by a project I'm working on though. Odds are most or non of the PCI regulars are familiar with Seneca Rocks but a route called "Seneca Trail" was established back in 94 that completes a circumnavigation of the formation. It runs 40 pitches in length and clocks in at a relatively modest 5.8. Most of the climbing is 5.5 or under with a few pitches of 5.7 and 5.8. That is a bit deceptive though, as several of those 5.7's are downclimbs, at least one of which involves downward traversing on thin/insecure holds. Naturally all of this is relative to the grades and none of the climbing is terribly hard but I'm just trying to paint the picture if you will. So over the next few months I'm going to do some roped reconnaissance (route finding is notoriously tricky in places) to get a feel for the route with a goal of soloing it late next spring. To date I've already soloed 1/3 of the ground that this route covers but I have no idea if things will pan out as a whole, time will tell on that but it struck me as a fun project so I'm gonna give it a go. This is actually somewhat new for me in that I've never really picked a specific route or series of routes and did any amount of prep work to climb them. I'm very much an onsighter by nature and although I guess I have a "tick list" of sorts, I never dedicate any amount time or energy to one specific project. Should be an interesting exercise. Who knows, maybe it'll inspire me to start redpointing.
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: back from home visiting the family. good time. tired, though. gonna hit the 'gunks this weekend after what seems an eternity off. climbing in threes in case my ankle can't go. feels good though. I've got a buddy/climbing partner with a bum ankle and he says a little taping makes all the difference. That or maybe one of those thin, lightweight support things. Don't know how they would work with a tight fitting climbing shoe though. I don't do tape for anything, so I doubt I'll try it. I have a light brace, but it doesn't fit well into my shoes.
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sungam
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Greg, the reason you twist your ankle so ankle so much is becasue those la sportiva appraoch shoes fuckin suck.
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Gmburns2000
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no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too.
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notapplicable
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For those who have never climbed there, it is basically a fin with just as much rock on the other side. Some of the harder and more exposed climbing is on the south end which is not visible here. South End.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: back from home visiting the family. good time. tired, though. gonna hit the 'gunks this weekend after what seems an eternity off. climbing in threes in case my ankle can't go. feels good though. I've got a buddy/climbing partner with a bum ankle and he says a little taping makes all the difference. That or maybe one of those thin, lightweight support things. Don't know how they would work with a tight fitting climbing shoe though. I don't do tape for anything, so I doubt I'll try it. I have a light brace, but it doesn't fit well into my shoes. Something like this?
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise. Have fun in the NC. Say hi to N/A for me. *waves* Greetings from Rocky Mount NC. *waves back* I hope the eastern seaboard treated you well. Suck-Sex!!!!!!!1111!!! 1235711 ! !! So indeed the Eastern Seaboard went well. The weather stayed nice all weekend. So I got a nice paddle in on Sat. Went out for almost 4 hours, but took a nice break for lunch. Paddled for about 3 hours all together. My upper back and shoulders were sore for the next two days. Then I hit the outer banks and the Wright Brothers Mem. Very cool. They have a couple of reproductions of the 1903 flyer, one made for the 100 anniversery, which is supposed to be very exact. They also had a simular reproduction of the 1902 glider. Which was the key to their sucsess in 1903. Apparently they made over 1000 flights in that glider. Learning how to fly and control their machine. All in all, a nice weekend.
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sungam
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Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: back from home visiting the family. good time. tired, though. gonna hit the 'gunks this weekend after what seems an eternity off. climbing in threes in case my ankle can't go. feels good though. I've got a buddy/climbing partner with a bum ankle and he says a little taping makes all the difference. That or maybe one of those thin, lightweight support things. Don't know how they would work with a tight fitting climbing shoe though. I don't do tape for anything, so I doubt I'll try it. I have a light brace, but it doesn't fit well into my shoes. Something like this? [image]https://www.b2sports.com/catalog/images/M964.jpg[/image] hmmm...that's interesting. I might go and have a looksie
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid.
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Gmburns2000
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i'm all fucked up.
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I gave it a /i instead of /u. That's what you get for not using the buttons, eh?
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Gmburns2000
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yeah, and I replied with quotes instead of editing. oops.
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man, what a day. mentally, just not there. physically, wishes I wasn't there. got a fair amount of work done, though. ben affleck is doing a movie next door at fenway park. they've been working on the same shoot all frigging day. really interesting how much effort goes into one scene. loads and loads of trucks and equipment. i felt as if i could have stood in line for free food that was brought in for the crew, but i didn't.
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holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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holyeffinchristisittimetogohomenow?
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time. this is korekt. Actually I think your odds are better now that you have gone, left and are now coming back again. You know what is ahead of you and are there because you know you need/want the education. Yes, and (hehe, I'm a g33k) I looked through the coursework and I'm quite psyched on what we'll be covering. There's some pretty heavy shit in there. Nice man. Do any of your earlier credits carry over or are you starting from square one?
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Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400. Yea, whats up w/ dat???
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sungam wrote: I gave it a /i instead of /u. That's what you get for not using the buttons, eh? I C what u did there...
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: been slow on rc.com lately overall - kids must be back in school and folks aren't having as much fun as before. Something. I just go back from vacation. I leave Sun for NC. After that, I'm pretty locked in on a bunch of family committements, long work hours through Jan and a few church things. But hopefully, if the good Lord above smiles on me again like last winter, I'll get a little climbing in. Although I still don't know why things didn't work out this summer. Anyrate, I have a plan for a nice weekend at a crag up town. Well I gots to shove off. Wrap up a couple things here, paperwork and travel wise. Have fun in the NC. Say hi to N/A for me. *waves* Greetings from Rocky Mount NC. *waves back* I hope the eastern seaboard treated you well. Suck-Sex!!!!!!!1111!!! 1235711 ! !! So indeed the Eastern Seaboard went well. The weather stayed nice all weekend. So I got a nice paddle in on Sat. Went out for almost 4 hours, but took a nice break for lunch. Paddled for about 3 hours all together. My upper back and shoulders were sore for the next two days. Then I hit the outer banks and the Wright Brothers Mem. Very cool. They have a couple of reproductions of the 1903 flyer, one made for the 100 anniversery, which is supposed to be very exact. They also had a simular reproduction of the 1902 glider. Which was the key to their sucsess in 1903. Apparently they made over 1000 flights in that glider. Learning how to fly and control their machine. All in all, a nice weekend. Sounds like a good time. It's been several years since I've spent any time out on the water but it can be a hell of a workout for the upper body and core. Lower body too if your rowing. If I had an ambitions to maintain a highlevel of overall fitness, water sports (swimming and rowing) would be the core of my rutine.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: back from home visiting the family. good time. tired, though. gonna hit the 'gunks this weekend after what seems an eternity off. climbing in threes in case my ankle can't go. feels good though. I've got a buddy/climbing partner with a bum ankle and he says a little taping makes all the difference. That or maybe one of those thin, lightweight support things. Don't know how they would work with a tight fitting climbing shoe though. I don't do tape for anything, so I doubt I'll try it. I have a light brace, but it doesn't fit well into my shoes. Something like this? [image]https://www.b2sports.com/catalog/images/M964.jpg[/image] hmmm...that's interesting. I might go and have a looksie I have no idea if it may help but it might offer a bit of extra stability while things heal up. At a cost of 10-15 bucks it can't hurt to give it a try.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: man, what a day. mentally, just not there. physically, wishes I wasn't there. got a fair amount of work done, though. ben affleck is doing a movie next door at fenway park. they've been working on the same shoot all frigging day. really interesting how much effort goes into one scene. loads and loads of trucks and equipment. i felt as if i could have stood in line for free food that was brought in for the crew, but i didn't. Yeah you definitely could have scored a free lunch. No one knows who the hell everyone else is on those sets.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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notapplicable
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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Gmburns2000
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I see what you're doing there ^^
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Gmburns2000
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good man
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it.
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notapplicable wrote: The need for new shoes was actually prompted by a project I'm working on though. Odds are most or non of the PCI regulars are familiar with Seneca Rocks but a route called "Seneca Trail" was established back in 94 that completes a circumnavigation of the formation. It runs 40 pitches in length and clocks in at a relatively modest 5.8. Most of the climbing is 5.5 or under with a few pitches of 5.7 and 5.8. That is a bit deceptive though, as several of those 5.7's are downclimbs, at least one of which involves downward traversing on thin/insecure holds. Naturally all of this is relative to the grades and none of the climbing is terribly hard but I'm just trying to paint the picture if you will. So over the next few months I'm going to do some roped reconnaissance (route finding is notoriously tricky in places) to get a feel for the route with a goal of soloing it late next spring. To date I've already soloed 1/3 of the ground that this route covers but I have no idea if things will pan out as a whole, time will tell on that but it struck me as a fun project so I'm gonna give it a go. This is actually somewhat new for me in that I've never really picked a specific route or series of routes and did any amount of prep work to climb them. I'm very much an onsighter by nature and although I guess I have a "tick list" of sorts, I never dedicate any amount time or energy to one specific project. Should be an interesting exercise. Who knows, maybe it'll inspire me to start redpointing. Sweet! That sounds like a fun goal
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Lazlo
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast.
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Lazlo
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: i'm all fucked up. I wasn't sure what was going on. My first thought was - "Damn, Greg must really like those shoes!". That was what i thought too until I replied to it myself
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time. this is korekt. Actually I think your odds are better now that you have gone, left and are now coming back again. You know what is ahead of you and are there because you know you need/want the education. Yes, and (hehe, I'm a g33k) I looked through the coursework and I'm quite psyched on what we'll be covering. There's some pretty heavy shit in there. Nice man. Do any of your earlier credits carry over or are you starting from square one? Square 1.
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Lazlo
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Gmburns2000
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot.
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Gmburns2000
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Just posted a short story on the blog. Figured I'd better post something at some point.
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Gmburns2000
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I remember when we were gambling to win is it every going to be enough?
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Gmburns2000
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all the gold and the guns in the world could never get you off
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more and more more and more more and more more and more (is it ever going to be enough) more and more and more and more more and more more and more more and more (is it ever going to be enough) more and more and more and more
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Gmburns2000
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heading to a free MaCallan tasting tonight. Can't wait.
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Hola mis amigos!
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En la clase de Oceanography
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Es muy abburido.
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Just practicing my Spanish.
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A mi me gusta escaladar.
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Y tu?
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4999 posts! And PTFTW!!!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: 5000 Posts! Gud Jorb
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nilcarborundum
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nilcarborundum wrote: pc++ Whoo!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot. Errrg, shoes. I gots too many. Now mind you I wouldn't mind a pair of approach shoes. But I have a pair of bicycling shoes, two pair hiking boots, a pair of plastic Mountaineering boots and crampons, ski boots, pair of water shoes for kayaking, neoprem booties for scubadiving fins, 2 or 3 pairs of tennies, pair of leather work shoes that fit like tennies, steel toed work boots. Plus about 7 pairs of climbing shoes altogether. Two of which are strickly mine, old pair new pair. My brothers, his wifes, my wifes, my older boy, and my younger boy. PLus Im sure I missed a couple pairs in there somewhere. Gaaa, too many shoes, I'm worse than my wife. ;D
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donald949
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nilcarborundum wrote: nilcarborundum wrote: pc++ Whoo! Strong Work
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someone's having fun. at least it's productive fun. well done sir.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: 5000 Posts! Gud Jorb Thanks double d!
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot. Errrg, shoes. I gots too many. Now mind you I wouldn't mind a pair of approach shoes. But I have a pair of bicycling shoes, two pair hiking boots, a pair of plastic Mountaineering boots and crampons, ski boots, pair of water shoes for kayaking, neoprem booties for scubadiving fins, 2 or 3 pairs of tennies, pair of leather work shoes that fit like tennies, steel toed work boots. Plus about 7 pairs of climbing shoes altogether. Two of which are strickly mine, old pair new pair. My brothers, his wifes, my wifes, my older boy, and my younger boy. PLus Im sure I missed a couple pairs in there somewhere. Gaaa, too many shoes, I'm worse than my wife. ;D I pared down my shoe collection when they started to wear out.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: someone's having fun. at least it's productive fun. well done sir. Very well done.
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Algebra II homework is the suck.
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churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck] Usually have enough time to get it done in class, but today we had an Exam that took the entire period.
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That got really screwed up. Darn iPhone.
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot. Errrg, shoes. I gots too many. Now mind you I wouldn't mind a pair of approach shoes. But I have a pair of bicycling shoes, two pair hiking boots, a pair of plastic Mountaineering boots and crampons, ski boots, pair of water shoes for kayaking, neoprem booties for scubadiving fins, 2 or 3 pairs of tennies, pair of leather work shoes that fit like tennies, steel toed work boots. Plus about 7 pairs of climbing shoes altogether. Two of which are strickly mine, old pair new pair. My brothers, his wifes, my wifes, my older boy, and my younger boy. PLus Im sure I missed a couple pairs in there somewhere. Gaaa, too many shoes, I'm worse than my wife. ;D I pared down my shoe collection when they started to wear out. Yea, I toss my old tennies all the time. I broke down and tossed my origonal hiking boots from 30 years ago, just a little while ago. And I may have tossed my second pair too. If I didn't, I need too, since I have two pair of newer hiking boots, and don't really need an old worn out third pair.
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Sep 23, 2009, 11:02 PM
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck Usually have enough time to get it done in class, but today we had an Exam that took the entire period. Fixed
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Sep 23, 2009, 11:04 PM
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Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x X^3=5^3 3^4=3^2x 2^7=2^(2x+1) You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck Usually have enough time to get it done in class, but today we had an Exam that took the entire period. Fixed Thanks double d!
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We are just starting a new unit today and none of this makes sense!
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churningindawake wrote: Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x 2 cubed equals 2 cubed, so x must 3
churningindawake wrote: X^3=5^3 x cubed equels 5 cubed, so x equals 5.
churningindawake wrote: 3^4=3^2x 3 to the fourth equals 3 to the fourth. So 2x equals 4, therefore x equals 2.
churningindawake wrote: 2^7=2^(2x+1) 2 to the seventh equals 2 to the seventh. So 7 equals 2x+1, therefore x equals 3.
churningindawake wrote: You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it. See above.
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wow! I never thought to look at it like that. So easy if you look at it right. Thank You So Much!!!!!! Edit for spelling purposes.
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churningindawake wrote: wow! I never thought to look at it like that. So easy if you look at it right. Thank You So Much!!!!!! Edit for spelling purposes. You're welcome. You right it is easy if you look at it right, hopefully the insight helps...
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: wow! I never thought to look at it like that. So easy if you look at it right. Thank You So Much!!!!!! Edit for spelling purposes. You're welcome. You right it is easy if you look at it right, hopefully the insight helps... I'm sure that it will help me in class tomorrow!
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: wow! I never thought to look at it like that. So easy if you look at it right. Thank You So Much!!!!!! Edit for spelling purposes. You're welcome. You right it is easy if you look at it right, hopefully the insight helps... I'm sure that it will help me in class tomorrow! Good. Quiz?
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No quiz, it will just help me understand the rest of the unit, and tomorrow I'm sure the problems will be somewhat similar to that.
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Just finished my Algebra II homework! Yay!
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Yo termino la tarea de matematicas!
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Trying to decide where I want to go climbing this weekend. Maybe Make a day trip to smith rocks!
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churningindawake wrote: No quiz, it will just help me understand the rest of the unit, and tomorrow I'm sure the problems will be somewhat similar to that. OIC Also, notice how the logic for the first problem leads to the second and so on.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: I see what you're doing there ^^
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Gmburns2000 wrote: good man
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: holy shit. the lounge has had a helluva run lately. we're down by 400.
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Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Last day of werke before going to uni. I'm pretty excited to meet my new flatmates (though one is in Ceuse and one is in Boulder right now). Awesome. Try no to FAIL this time. this is korekt. Actually I think your odds are better now that you have gone, left and are now coming back again. You know what is ahead of you and are there because you know you need/want the education. Yes, and (hehe, I'm a g33k) I looked through the coursework and I'm quite psyched on what we'll be covering. There's some pretty heavy shit in there. Nice man. Do any of your earlier credits carry over or are you starting from square one? Square 1. Ah well.
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churningindawake wrote: Es muy abburido. Yo no hablo espanol.
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churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. Although I think that phrasing might be redundant.
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot. Errrg, shoes. I gots too many. Now mind you I wouldn't mind a pair of approach shoes. But I have a pair of bicycling shoes, two pair hiking boots, a pair of plastic Mountaineering boots and crampons, ski boots, pair of water shoes for kayaking, neoprem booties for scubadiving fins, 2 or 3 pairs of tennies, pair of leather work shoes that fit like tennies, steel toed work boots. Plus about 7 pairs of climbing shoes altogether. Two of which are strickly mine, old pair new pair. My brothers, his wifes, my wifes, my older boy, and my younger boy. PLus Im sure I missed a couple pairs in there somewhere. Gaaa, too many shoes, I'm worse than my wife.
;D Good lord man, thats a lot of footwear. Oh and for the bolded posterity
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot. Errrg, shoes. I gots too many. Now mind you I wouldn't mind a pair of approach shoes. But I have a pair of bicycling shoes, two pair hiking boots, a pair of plastic Mountaineering boots and crampons, ski boots, pair of water shoes for kayaking, neoprem booties for scubadiving fins, 2 or 3 pairs of tennies, pair of leather work shoes that fit like tennies, steel toed work boots. Plus about 7 pairs of climbing shoes altogether. Two of which are strickly mine, old pair new pair. My brothers, his wifes, my wifes, my older boy, and my younger boy. PLus Im sure I missed a couple pairs in there somewhere. Gaaa, too many shoes, I'm worse than my wife. ;D I pared down my shoe collection when they started to wear out. HaHa
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churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x 2 cubed equals 2 cubed, so x must 3 churningindawake wrote: X^3=5^3 x cubed equels 5 cubed, so x equals 5. churningindawake wrote: 3^4=3^2x 3 to the fourth equals 3 to the fourth. So 2x equals 4, therefore x equals 2. churningindawake wrote: 2^7=2^(2x+1) 2 to the seventh equals 2 to the seventh. So 7 equals 2x+1, therefore x equals 3. churningindawake wrote: You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it. See above. OMFG!!!!!!!! Math teacher PM'd!!
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churningindawake wrote: Trying to decide where I want to go climbing this weekend. Maybe Make a day trip to smith rocks! Sounds good. Anywhere is better than nowhere though.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: No quiz, it will just help me understand the rest of the unit, and tomorrow I'm sure the problems will be somewhat similar to that. OIC Also, notice how the logic for the first problem leads to the second and so on. Yes I did notice! Very helpful.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Es muy abburido. Yo no hablo espanol. ¿Tu habla ingles?
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. Excelenté
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL. That's kind of how I feel!
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Trying to decide where I want to go climbing this weekend. Maybe Make a day trip to smith rocks! Sounds good. Anywhere is better than nowhere though. Just figured out I HAVE to go to a birthday party so going to have to climb locally.
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Watching criminal minds
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churningindawake
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PTFTW!!!!!!!111!!1!1!1!1!
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. J'espere que Chile parlez Francais, mais non; et j'ai depression.
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Es muy abburido. Yo no hablo espanol. ¿Tu habla ingles? Si, ingles es mi idioma.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Es muy abburido. Yo no hablo espanol. ¿Tu habla ingles? Si, ingles es mi idioma. And I had look up idioma to make sure it was right. Remebering 2 years of highschool spanish FAIL.
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL. That's kind of how I feel! I think it might be one of those left side vs. right side of the brain things.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. J'espere que Chile parlez Francais, mais non; et j'ai depression. Yo no comprendo.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Es muy abburido. Yo no hablo espanol. ¿Tu habla ingles? Si, ingles es mi idioma.
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Es muy abburido. Yo no hablo espanol. ¿Tu habla ingles? Si, ingles es mi idioma. And I had look up idioma to make sure it was right. Remebering 2 years of highschool spanish FAIL.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL. That's kind of how I feel! I think it might be one of those left side vs. right side of the brain things. It very well could be. Geometry was soooo easy for me, but Algebra 2 is proving to be pretty hard for me.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. J'espere que Chile parlez Francais, mais non; et j'ai depression. Yeah, I got nothin.
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. J'espere que Chile parlez Francais, mais non; et j'ai depression. Yo no comprendo. ditto
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. J'espere que Chile parlez Francais, mais non; et j'ai depression. Yeah, I got nothin. Me either! LOLZ!
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Y tu? Si. Muy mucho. J'espere que Chile parlez Francais, mais non; et j'ai depression. Yo no comprendo. ditto
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notapplicable
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL. That's kind of how I feel! I think it might be one of those left side vs. right side of the brain things. It very well could be. Geometry was soooo easy for me, but Algebra 2 is proving to be pretty hard for me. You might have to put in a little extra work on your own time but it'll be worth it in the end. You seem to have a good work ethic though, so it should be all good.
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL. That's kind of how I feel! I think it might be one of those left side vs. right side of the brain things. It very well could be. Geometry was soooo easy for me, but Algebra 2 is proving to be pretty hard for me. You might have to put in a little extra work on your own time but it'll be worth it in the end. You seem to have a good work ethic though, so it should be all good. I'm sure it will come in time. I think I just need to ask the teacher more questions if I need help, instead of just trying to figure it out on my own and getting it wrong.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: no, wasn't wearing them on any of the occassions when I fell. 1 - was wearing boots and slipped on the ice 2 - was wearing climbing shoes (scarpa) and fell from above a roof onto a slab 3 - was wearing sneakers and stepped on the soft side of a paved path I quite like those sportiva approach shoes. I've climbed in them a fair amount this summer, too. I mean, they put a strange pressure on my ankle. I could see it increasing recovery time. Maybe it's not the same for smaller sizes, but I can confidently say that they are by far the worst approach shoe I have ever worn. Evolv is leaps and BOUNDS ahead of them. well, can't say anything about the evolv shoes because I've never tried them, but the last two sprains are not related to the first one. I wore those sportiva shoes during my recovery the first time and I was fine after / during that. I only wear them for climbing, so when I was here and damaged my ankle here I didn't wear them because I wasn't climbing. Maybe it's just they don't fit you well. I know that's how it works with a lot of shoes in general. If the shoe doesn't fit, you must get rid. I like those La Sportivas. My only gripe though was how fast they fell apart. Six months and they were toast. Mine are still going strong. For approach shoes, I like them a lot. Errrg, shoes. I gots too many. Now mind you I wouldn't mind a pair of approach shoes. But I have a pair of bicycling shoes, two pair hiking boots, a pair of plastic Mountaineering boots and crampons, ski boots, pair of water shoes for kayaking, neoprem booties for scubadiving fins, 2 or 3 pairs of tennies, pair of leather work shoes that fit like tennies, steel toed work boots. Plus about 7 pairs of climbing shoes altogether. Two of which are strickly mine, old pair new pair. My brothers, his wifes, my wifes, my older boy, and my younger boy. PLus Im sure I missed a couple pairs in there somewhere. Gaaa, too many shoes, I'm worse than my wife. ;D I pared down my shoe collection when they started to wear out. HaHa You should have tried repling to Greg's post. It looked like he cheesetitted the hell out of it with the italic button. I noticed this since I was trying to clean up Mag's underline tags. So I added a little tag of my own BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA one two three five seven eleven!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x 2 cubed equals 2 cubed, so x must 3 churningindawake wrote: X^3=5^3 x cubed equels 5 cubed, so x equals 5. churningindawake wrote: 3^4=3^2x 3 to the fourth equals 3 to the fourth. So 2x equals 4, therefore x equals 2. churningindawake wrote: 2^7=2^(2x+1) 2 to the seventh equals 2 to the seventh. So 7 equals 2x+1, therefore x equals 3. churningindawake wrote: You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it. See above. OMFG!!!!!!!! Math teacher PM'd!! Wolfie busted by NA from across the country!!!!
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Just finished my Algebra II homework! Yay! You or ME???? I finished it, but couldn't have without your help.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x 2 cubed equals 2 cubed, so x must 3 churningindawake wrote: X^3=5^3 x cubed equels 5 cubed, so x equals 5. churningindawake wrote: 3^4=3^2x 3 to the fourth equals 3 to the fourth. So 2x equals 4, therefore x equals 2. churningindawake wrote: 2^7=2^(2x+1) 2 to the seventh equals 2 to the seventh. So 7 equals 2x+1, therefore x equals 3. churningindawake wrote: You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it. See above. OMFG!!!!!!!! Math teacher PM'd!! Wolfie busted by NA from across the country!!!!
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x 2 cubed equals 2 cubed, so x must 3 churningindawake wrote: X^3=5^3 x cubed equels 5 cubed, so x equals 5. churningindawake wrote: 3^4=3^2x 3 to the fourth equals 3 to the fourth. So 2x equals 4, therefore x equals 2. churningindawake wrote: 2^7=2^(2x+1) 2 to the seventh equals 2 to the seventh. So 7 equals 2x+1, therefore x equals 3. churningindawake wrote: You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it. See above. OMFG!!!!!!!! Math teacher PM'd!! Wolfie busted by NA from across the country!!!! Just as long as the Math teacher doesn't come to SoCal to bust my chops for doing your homework for you....
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Gmburns2000
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Been a productive past week-and-a-half at work. Three short stories written (including the one now on the blog) and I'm feeling there's more in me.
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Gmburns2000
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OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie.
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can't remember how often I've told that ^^ story this week. sorry if I've told it several times on this site. I'm getting eccentric the more I focus on writing, I guess. You're just gonna havta deal with it.
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I don't feel well. Feeling jumpy. Probably because I had a migraine coming on and had to take Excedrine to quell it. I don't do caffine, so it makes me jumpierena jack rabbit ina hoppin contest when I take it. Gotta pack for climbing tonight. Gonna test the ankle at the gunks. Walking is fine. Don't feel a thing when walking, but that's not where it hurts. Went to the doctor's for a followup and he pressed the CFL (some ligament below my ankle) and it still hurt like hell. Not sure if climbing will put pressure on that specific spot or not. We'll see I guess. I won't know until I feel it.
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Gmburns2000
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^^ fail. should have broken that out into two posts.
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oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!!
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less. I b top of p3
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less. And wit a little post whoring... I b top of p3
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less. And wit a little post whoring... I b top of p3 Woa, screwed up the quoting there^^^^
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less. I b top of p3 And wit a little post whoring...
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Fixed^^^
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So as I was saying...
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less. I b top of p3 And wit a little post whoring... I can be bottom of p2
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donald949
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lets go see how I did>>>
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donald949 wrote: lets go see how I did>>> Suck Sex
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: lets go see how I did>>> Suck Sex I m bottom p3
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: lets go see how I did>>> Suck Sex I m bottom p3 25 behind our dear friend Laz
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should I post a page full of garbage...
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Just to pass Laz???
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Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function.
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As far as the math teacher to SoCal thing he doesn't even grade the homework! It's just more of an honesty thing, and somewhat laziness on the teachers part.
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Our exams were graded today and I got 37/39 !! Not bad I guess for not really understanding this Algebra II stuff. Hopefully this unit will be better.
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churningindawake wrote: As far as the math teacher to SoCal thing he doesn't even grade the homework! It's just more of an honesty thing, and somewhat laziness on the teachers part. Well good on you for not being lazy on your end and doing the homework.
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Pretty muched thrashed myself in Weight Training today. I climbed a bunch last night working on getting more endurance, and then went all out in the weight room today. My triceps and quads are absolutely sore right now. All the damn squats and hang cleans!
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: As far as the math teacher to SoCal thing he doesn't even grade the homework! It's just more of an honesty thing, and somewhat laziness on the teachers part. Well good on you for not being lazy on your end and doing the homework. Thanks. I figure the people that don't do their work are going to be the ones clueless later on in the trimester.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy.
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years.
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churningindawake wrote: Of relief? No bordum
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Algebra II homework is the suck. Yeah I've got one of those brains that just clicks with geometry but when it came to algebra I was one giant FAIL. That's kind of how I feel! I think it might be one of those left side vs. right side of the brain things. It very well could be. Geometry was soooo easy for me, but Algebra 2 is proving to be pretty hard for me. You might have to put in a little extra work on your own time but it'll be worth it in the end. You seem to have a good work ethic though, so it should be all good. I'm sure it will come in time. I think I just need to ask the teacher more questions if I need help, instead of just trying to figure it out on my own and getting it wrong. Nothing wrong with a little trial and error. You must be getting good with posting from class. They seem to be coming in a bit faster this year.
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donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go...
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think...
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. And what to wrong.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Does anyone know how to do any of these: 2^3=2^x 2 cubed equals 2 cubed, so x must 3 churningindawake wrote: X^3=5^3 x cubed equels 5 cubed, so x equals 5. churningindawake wrote: 3^4=3^2x 3 to the fourth equals 3 to the fourth. So 2x equals 4, therefore x equals 2. churningindawake wrote: 2^7=2^(2x+1) 2 to the seventh equals 2 to the seventh. So 7 equals 2x+1, therefore x equals 3. churningindawake wrote: You are supposed to solve for x in those, but I'm not really sure how to do it. See above. OMFG!!!!!!!! Math teacher PM'd!! Wolfie busted by NA from across the country!!!! I'm just jealous that I didn't think of using the internet to my advantage back when I was in school.
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donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. So I have to go home...
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. So I have to go home... and heard the kids around.
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donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. yep by a couple.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. I just did a little research and the movie sounds like it might be good. I'm a big crime drama fan so I'm a bit bias though Gotta admit that I was really impressed and surprised by Gone Baby Gone given Afflecks history of movie choices as an actor. IMO he has a much better chance of really contributing to the industry from behind the camera. His brother OTOH is a pleasure to watch everytime. Anyone here seen The assassination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford? That kid was brilliant!
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. go go go!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: I don't feel well. Feeling jumpy. Probably because I had a migraine coming on and had to take Excedrine to quell it. I don't do caffine, so it makes me jumpierena jack rabbit ina hoppin contest when I take it. I know the feeling. Half a cup of coffee and I'm twitchin out.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Gotta pack for climbing tonight. Gonna test the ankle at the gunks. Walking is fine. Don't feel a thing when walking, but that's not where it hurts. Went to the doctor's for a followup and he pressed the CFL (some ligament below my ankle) and it still hurt like hell. Not sure if climbing will put pressure on that specific spot or not. We'll see I guess. I won't know until I feel it Sounds like that thing is pretty slow to heal. Hopefully climbing doesn't hurt too much because it's often best to "use" and injury just a bit while it heals.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Damn, the SPCI crew is moving up in the world getting more and more pathetic.
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. I just did a little research and the movie sounds like it might be good. I'm a big crime drama fan so I'm a bit bias though Gotta admit that I was really impressed and surprised by Gone Baby Gone given Afflecks history of movie choices as an actor. IMO he has a much better chance of really contributing to the industry from behind the camera. His brother OTOH is a pleasure to watch everytime. Anyone here seen The assassination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford? That kid was brilliant! totally agree. casey is a better actor and ben is a better director than actor. the movie is based on a book that takes place in boston. next week they're shooting across the street at a shut down mcdonalds lot. they'll be out of my way but I'll still be able to watch them if need be.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Bottom of p1 but p1 none the less. I b top of p3 And wit a little post whoring... I can be bottom of p2 It's good to have goals in life.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Damn, the SPCI crew is moving up in the world getting more and more pathetic. naw, we're still pretty cool.
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churningindawake wrote: As far as the math teacher to SoCal thing he doesn't even grade the homework! It's just more of an honesty thing, and somewhat laziness on the teachers part. Damn West Coast liberals. First they let ya'll surf the web in class and now they aren't even checking homework. Madness I say, madness!!
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Yeah Magnus. Respect the mans P1 authority!!
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. That's a while!
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Content if you please.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. And what to wrong. har har har
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Of relief? No bordum That stinks!! Post faster!
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. So I have to go home... and heard the kids around. Have fun. I'll be sitting here on my ass watching Bullitt. Steve McQeene (the ultimate badass) FTW
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... Gud job!! Must post lots!
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gotta pack for climbing tonight. Gonna test the ankle at the gunks. Walking is fine. Don't feel a thing when walking, but that's not where it hurts. Went to the doctor's for a followup and he pressed the CFL (some ligament below my ankle) and it still hurt like hell. Not sure if climbing will put pressure on that specific spot or not. We'll see I guess. I won't know until I feel it Sounds like that thing is pretty slow to heal. Hopefully climbing doesn't hurt too much because it's often best to "use" and injury just a bit while it heals. fingers crossed.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... My thinking is over for the day. Time to relax and post!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. go go go! Dancers that is...
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do!
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. And what to wrong. Hmmmmmm
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donald949 wrote: what to do. Post faster!?!?!?
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. I just did a little research and the movie sounds like it might be good. I'm a big crime drama fan so I'm a bit bias though Gotta admit that I was really impressed and surprised by Gone Baby Gone given Afflecks history of movie choices as an actor. IMO he has a much better chance of really contributing to the industry from behind the camera. His brother OTOH is a pleasure to watch everytime. Anyone here seen The assassination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford? That kid was brilliant! totally agree. casey is a better actor and ben is a better director than actor. the movie is based on a book that takes place in boston. next week they're shooting across the street at a shut down mcdonalds lot. they'll be out of my way but I'll still be able to watch them if need be. Cool. I'm kind of disappointed that movies are rarely shot in Richmond (other than it's comfortable size, this city pretty much sucks all the way around) because I wouldn't mind doing some part time work on set just to check the whole scene out.
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donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... Without you!?!?! Oh noes!!! What will the double donnybox do now!!!??!?
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Damn, the SPCI crew is moving up in the world getting more and more pathetic. naw, we're still pretty cool. Three of us rank amongst the 25 highest post count holders on an internet chat forum. I'm not sure you can get much nerdier than that. Well we could but that would mean talking about Star Wars and that just ain't gonna happen.
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donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. Good fer you! Bad fer Laz!
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notapplicable
Sep 25, 2009, 12:14 AM
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Damn, the SPCI crew is moving up in the world getting more and more pathetic. naw, we're still pretty cool. Three of us rank amongst the 25 highest post count holders on an internet chat forum. I'm not sure you can get much nerdier than that. Well we could but that would mean talking about Star Wars and that just ain't gonna happen. Not that this is new territory for me. I've pretty much been a nerd/dork since middle school so...
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. yep by a couple. Laz better post faster!!!
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Gmburns2000
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. I just did a little research and the movie sounds like it might be good. I'm a big crime drama fan so I'm a bit bias though Gotta admit that I was really impressed and surprised by Gone Baby Gone given Afflecks history of movie choices as an actor. IMO he has a much better chance of really contributing to the industry from behind the camera. His brother OTOH is a pleasure to watch everytime. Anyone here seen The assassination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford? That kid was brilliant! totally agree. casey is a better actor and ben is a better director than actor. the movie is based on a book that takes place in boston. next week they're shooting across the street at a shut down mcdonalds lot. they'll be out of my way but I'll still be able to watch them if need be. Cool. I'm kind of disappointed that movies are rarely shot in Richmond (other than it's comfortable size, this city pretty much sucks all the way around) because I wouldn't mind doing some part time work on set just to check the whole scene out. the massachusetts legislature changed a bunch of rules on movie making a couple of years ago specifically to draw movie-making interest to the state. since then, there's been a steady stream of movies being filmed in boston.
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:16 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. go go go! Yes!!! Good plan!!
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:18 AM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Yeah Magnus. Respect the mans P1 authority!! Yeah!!! Youez are right
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notapplicable
Sep 25, 2009, 12:21 AM
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:24 AM
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sorry to you all about not being able to post to the long quotes. On my iPod so there is no scroller thing in the post box for some odd reason. So I can only reply to certain things.
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notapplicable
Sep 25, 2009, 12:25 AM
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!!
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:25 AM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge.
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notapplicable
Sep 25, 2009, 12:26 AM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. I just did a little research and the movie sounds like it might be good. I'm a big crime drama fan so I'm a bit bias though Gotta admit that I was really impressed and surprised by Gone Baby Gone given Afflecks history of movie choices as an actor. IMO he has a much better chance of really contributing to the industry from behind the camera. His brother OTOH is a pleasure to watch everytime. Anyone here seen The assassination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford? That kid was brilliant! totally agree. casey is a better actor and ben is a better director than actor. the movie is based on a book that takes place in boston. next week they're shooting across the street at a shut down mcdonalds lot. they'll be out of my way but I'll still be able to watch them if need be. Cool. I'm kind of disappointed that movies are rarely shot in Richmond (other than it's comfortable size, this city pretty much sucks all the way around) because I wouldn't mind doing some part time work on set just to check the whole scene out. the massachusetts legislature changed a bunch of rules on movie making a couple of years ago specifically to draw movie-making interest to the state. since then, there's been a steady stream of movies being filmed in boston. It's a very cinematic city too. If I needed an urban environment to shoot in I would definitely consider Boston.
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:27 AM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donnybox!!!!
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notapplicable
Sep 25, 2009, 12:28 AM
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churningindawake wrote: sorry to you all about not being able to post to the long quotes. On my iPod so there is no scroller thing in the post box for some odd reason. So I can only reply to certain things. So if you try and reply to a long post you can't scroll down to see what your writing?
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notapplicable
Sep 25, 2009, 12:30 AM
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with.
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Gmburns2000
Sep 25, 2009, 12:31 AM
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donnybox!!!! I was wondering the same thing, too, but I lost it when I responded to other quotes.
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:55 AM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: sorry to you all about not being able to post to the long quotes. On my iPod so there is no scroller thing in the post box for some odd reason. So I can only reply to certain things. So if you try and reply to a long post you can't scroll down to see what your writing? Exactly! And sometimes it won't even let me type there, it will just start typing in a random place.
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 12:57 AM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely.
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 1:01 AM
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered.
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 1:03 AM
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Yes!!! It is a miracle indeed!!!
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sungam
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Only if you use 50ppp, which I duntz. NA is P1, and it's about to become 9k to be on p1, once he hitz it. Greg is almost 3k short, but he'll be there soon enough...
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sungam
Sep 25, 2009, 7:36 AM
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Kevin Smith FTW! Therefore, Ben Afflick is win!
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sungam
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. So I have to go home... and heard the kids around. Have fun. I'll be sitting here on my ass watching Bullitt. Steve McQeene (the ultimate badass) FTW That's a bold statement. Perhaps korekt, perhaps not. Edit to add: Bullitt FTW!
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! oh noez! Ask if ewe can watch!
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Sep 25, 2009, 7:47 AM
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. Heh, so... Noah gets all the animals onto his ark. they goon 2 by 2 etc. and he floats around through the flood and shizz. When they get back to land Noah releases all of the animals and says "Go forth an multiply!" So they all go off to whereever and he heads home to build a new house. The next year he goes around making sure the animals have started to re inhabit the earth. He checks on the squirrels - fukin' loads of squirrels. Checks on the rabbits - LOADS of rabbits. Checks on the 'gators - plenty of little baby gators. Checks on the snakes... WTF? only 2 snakes!!!! Noah says "wtf n00b? yore salmon duntz swim upstream?" And the snake is like "Hey, F*ck you, dude, and cut me down some trees if your want me to reproduce." Noahs like "WTFer then before, d00d, but allright" So he chops down some trees, and comes back next year to check on all the animals. He checks on the giraffes, plenty of giraffes. He checks on the marmots - plenty of marmots. He checks on the snakes... Fukin' LOADS of snakes! So he's like "WTF? How did cutting down some trees make it so you could bang?" And the snake is like "We're adders [type of snake], we can't multiply without logs!"
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Sep 25, 2009, 1:11 PM
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. [small font]I might have to stop giving alcohol to minors...[/small font]
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment.
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Sep 25, 2009, 1:16 PM
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Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off?
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? Not with him but with his crew. We did tell them off, though. And they told us off, too. In fact, the park ranger had to get involved and escort us off the property. But he didn't do it until we had packed all of our gear.
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Only if you use 50ppp, which I duntz. NA is P1, and it's about to become 9k to be on p1, once he hitz it. Greg is almost 3k short, but he'll be there soon enough... I willz be on der somedayz!
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 2:20 PM
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sungam wrote: Kevin Smith FTW! Therefore, Ben Afflick is win! Hmmmmmm...
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! oh noez! Ask if ewe can watch! ^dat wud be a very gewd plan!!
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Ewe gross! I'm sorry to say it but there's too much PC++ going on in here. I couldn't catch up today. Now I have to go to work. I still have like six friggen pages left! Not a big deal! Make it up!!! Replying to pc++ means more pc++
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Hmmm. Today my lunch consists of power bars and water! Mainly because I am too lazy to make a sandwich!
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. [small font]I might have to stop giving alcohol to minors...[/small font] hehehehheehe... Lazlo shitzed pants in fearz!!!! That was funny as FOOOOOK!
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notapplicable
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Nice, now you can waste even more of your life posting on the internet. You'll be on the first page before you know it!!
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Only if you use 50ppp, which I duntz. NA is P1, and it's about to become 9k to be on p1, once he hitz it. Greg is almost 3k short, but he'll be there soon enough... I was wondering about that. My thread viewing is set to 25 PPP but when I view the directory it shows at 50 PP. I have no idea why.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: Kevin Smith FTW! Therefore, Ben Afflick is win! I agree and I never said I hated him in all of his roles. I also think he's becoming more entertaining now that he has some money and is established because he is picking roles that suit him instead of letting the studios try and market him as an action star/sex symbol. He's still not a convincing actor but atleast he's taking parts that work for him.
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmm. Today my lunch consists of power bars and water! Mainly because I am too lazy to make a sandwich! powerbars > MET RX Big 100 bars. Hmmm. I'll have to look into those!
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Nice, now you can waste even more of your life posting on the internet. You'll be on the first page before you know it!! Yes. Very good! Must post faster.
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Only if you use 50ppp, which I duntz. NA is P1, and it's about to become 9k to be on p1, once he hitz it. Greg is almost 3k short, but he'll be there soon enough... I was wondering about that. My thread viewing is set to 25 PPP but when I view the directory it shows at 50 PP. I have no idea why. I guess it does that for me too! Hmmm...
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. So I have to go home... and heard the kids around. Have fun. I'll be sitting here on my ass watching Bullitt. Steve McQeene (the ultimate badass) FTW That's a bold statement. Perhaps korekt, perhaps not. Edit to add: Bullitt FTW! Indeed. I just don't think he carried over very well to our generation (are you and I of the same generation?? (I have no idea how that "system" works")) and IMO it's a shame. Oh and he was the better Thomas Crown. TAKE THAT Pierce Brosnan!!! Of course Rene the superior antagonist so...
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Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects?
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Heres one I did in about 10 minutes.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. [small font]I might have to stop giving alcohol to minors...[/small font] Yeah I think they tend to frown on that sort of thing.
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment. Yep, they don't have to all be assholes. Take the last guy to give me a speeding ticket for instance. He was a nice guy who was apologetic about the fact that he had to hang on to my gun while he ran my license. After he gave me the ticket we talked for a few minutes about different calibers and how his county forced him to carry 9mm on the job but he much preferred a .40 cal and carried on when he was off duty. Totally pleasant dude to get a ticket from.
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Only if you use 50ppp, which I duntz. NA is P1, and it's about to become 9k to be on p1, once he hitz it. Greg is almost 3k short, but he'll be there soon enough... I willz be on der somedayz! It's good to have goals in life.
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churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Computer class again?
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Wooo! P2!!!! He's actually P1 sunny boy. Only if you use 50ppp, which I duntz. NA is P1, and it's about to become 9k to be on p1, once he hitz it. Greg is almost 3k short, but he'll be there soon enough... I willz be on der somedayz! It's good to have goals in life. Yes it is!
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Computer class again? Oh yes!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? Not with him but with his crew. We did tell them off, though. And they told us off, too. In fact, the park ranger had to get involved and escort us off the property. But he didn't do it until we had packed all of our gear. Very nice. Interesting that they got preference though. Did they 'reserve' the area or something?
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Nice, now you can waste even more of your life posting on the internet. You'll be on the first page before you know it!! I was eating rice when I read that. I know that it was still somewhat sticky because I can't get it off my computer screen.
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment. Yep, they don't have to all be assholes. Take the last guy to give me a speeding ticket for instance. He was a nice guy who was apologetic about the fact that he had to hang on to my gun while he ran my license. After he gave me the ticket we talked for a few minutes about different calibers and how his county forced him to carry 9mm on the job but he much preferred a .40 cal and carried on when he was off duty. Totally pleasant dude to get a ticket from. Did you shoot him afterwards?
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? Not with him but with his crew. We did tell them off, though. And they told us off, too. In fact, the park ranger had to get involved and escort us off the property. But he didn't do it until we had packed all of our gear. Very nice. Interesting that they got preference though. Did they 'reserve' the area or something? Yeah, and the Park Ranger had told us that they'd be coming back, too. But he said they wouldn't be back until it was dark. They ended up coming back before it was dark. This caused problems because no one ever uses the area with headlamps (there's really no need). We were breaking down using the last bit of light and they wanted us to wait until it was dark. Now, while this is a pretty substandard place to climb, and while it is not that dangerous, the top of this particular wall is slanted at a weird and steep angle toward the edge. If you aren't careful it is very easy to fuck up and fall. So breaking down in the dark was something we weren't going to do.
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say.
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churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire.
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? Not with him but with his crew. We did tell them off, though. And they told us off, too. In fact, the park ranger had to get involved and escort us off the property. But he didn't do it until we had packed all of our gear. Very nice. Interesting that they got preference though. Did they 'reserve' the area or something? I'm sure they payed the city well for their permits.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Nice, now you can waste even more of your life posting on the internet. You'll be on the first page before you know it!! I was eating rice when I read that. I know that it was still somewhat sticky because I can't get it off my computer screen. My work is done here.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment. Yep, they don't have to all be assholes. Take the last guy to give me a speeding ticket for instance. He was a nice guy who was apologetic about the fact that he had to hang on to my gun while he ran my license. After he gave me the ticket we talked for a few minutes about different calibers and how his county forced him to carry 9mm on the job but he much preferred a .40 cal and carried on when he was off duty. Totally pleasant dude to get a ticket from. Did you shoot him afterwards? Honestly the thought never crossed my mind. Slightly different story with the cop who insisted on bringing in the drug dogs to justify a search of my van after I refused consent. I sat on the sidewalk for an hour dealing with those profiling sonsofbitches that day. What a PITA!
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Post a link. Now!!
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment. Yep, they don't have to all be assholes. Take the last guy to give me a speeding ticket for instance. He was a nice guy who was apologetic about the fact that he had to hang on to my gun while he ran my license. After he gave me the ticket we talked for a few minutes about different calibers and how his county forced him to carry 9mm on the job but he much preferred a .40 cal and carried on when he was off duty. Totally pleasant dude to get a ticket from. Did you shoot him afterwards? Honestly the thought never crossed my mind. Slightly different story with the cop who insisted on bringing in the drug dogs to justify a search of my van after I refused consent. I sat on the sidewalk for an hour dealing with those profiling sonsofbitches that day. What a PITA! I would have tripped him in from of his friends just so he looked like a fool.
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Listen you stupid dipshit...
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Post a link. Now!! Can't remember the thread/context.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Listen you stupid dipshit... yesh!
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sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Post a link. Now!! Can't remember the thread/context. thread / context was rapping only to find that both ends are on the ground. was about two years ago I think.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Nice, now you can waste even more of your life posting on the internet. You'll be on the first page before you know it!! I was eating rice when I read that. I know that it was still somewhat sticky because I can't get it off my computer screen. That just made my day!
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire. Yes!!!! Very good idea. I shall work on the next week.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment. Yep, they don't have to all be assholes. Take the last guy to give me a speeding ticket for instance. He was a nice guy who was apologetic about the fact that he had to hang on to my gun while he ran my license. After he gave me the ticket we talked for a few minutes about different calibers and how his county forced him to carry 9mm on the job but he much preferred a .40 cal and carried on when he was off duty. Totally pleasant dude to get a ticket from. Did you shoot him afterwards? Honestly the thought never crossed my mind. Slightly different story with the cop who insisted on bringing in the drug dogs to justify a search of my van after I refused consent. I sat on the sidewalk for an hour dealing with those profiling sonsofbitches that day. What a PITA! I would have tripped him in from of his friends just so he looked like a fool. Assault on a police officer = 30-90 days in jail = I was actually mouthing off a bit untill he said I'd have to "wait in the back of the cruiser" if I didn't watch it. So I just got my book (I always keep a book in the car/truck/van) and sat on the sidewalk.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Post a link. Now!! Can't remember the thread/context. thread / context was rapping only to find that both ends are on the ground. was about two years ago I think. Wouldn't you expect the ends to be on the ground?
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notapplicable
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire. Yes!!!! Very good idea. I shall work on the next week. If you actually make it, you gotta post that thing.
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notapplicable
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Listen you stupid dipshit... I had forgotten all about that thread. Despite a sobering start (dude did die after all), it turned out to be a RC.com classic. Funny shit.
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notapplicable
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Listen you stupid dipshit... I had forgotten all about that thread. Despite a sobering start (dude did die after all), it turned out to be a RC.com classic. Funny shit. http://www.rockclimbing.com/..._reply;so=ASC;mh=25; url tags FAIL
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 7:55 PM
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire. Yes!!!! Very good idea. I shall work on the next week. If you actually make it, you gotta post that thing. You can count on it! Such a good idea!
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churningindawake
Sep 25, 2009, 7:57 PM
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watching a movie in oceanography called whales in crisis. It's about how sonar harms marine mammals.
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churningindawake
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I had strength and conditioning second period, and we did dead lifts for our lifting today. Ever since that my stomach has been killing me. I lifted 285 lbs for 5 reps today. That's 155 lbs more than my bodyweight!
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churningindawake
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Oh my god!!! I want today to be over so I can go home!!!!
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sungam
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: I had strength and conditioning second period, and we did dead lifts for our lifting today. Ever since that my stomach has been killing me. I lifted 285 lbs for 5 reps today. That's 155 lbs more than my bodyweight! Oops I just realized that might be spray. Sorry if it is Jack! I dunno, when saying why you hurt, saying how heavy something you lifted isn't spray, per say.
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: I had strength and conditioning second period, and we did dead lifts for our lifting today. Ever since that my stomach has been killing me. I lifted 285 lbs for 5 reps today. That's 155 lbs more than my bodyweight! Oops I just realized that might be spray. Sorry if it is Jack! I dunno, when saying why you hurt, saying how heavy something you lifted isn't spray, per say. Alright. Probably wasn't nescessary to add the weight though.
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churningindawake
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About 138 posts behind the lounge now. We are slowly catchng back up to them.
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churningindawake
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Ooh oceanography is almost over.
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churningindawake
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As soon as this is over I have to go to Algebra II, and after that is done the day is over.
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churningindawake
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Hopefully we won't have too much homework in Algebra II that we have to do over the weekend as I won't really have time for it.
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Off to math I go.
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Lazlo
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...where I keep the smerfs. Sometimes they get rowdy.
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Lazlo
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PTFTW
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Lazlo
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Heh... I just saw this picture while I was searching for protection pictures...
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Lazlo
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Consider it protected
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going climbing tomorrow!!!
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Lazlo
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rub it in.
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sungam
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I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW!
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sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad...
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Gmburns2000
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went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today).
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Lazlo
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sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... I have some 60-70' trees in my back yard. I always think about setting up a ropes course in my backyard.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). Cool, I went to Back Bowden in Northumbria with my new flatmate yesterday. Loads of fun. Just bouldering, but I had a blast. He sure is strong as hell! He was doing some proper hard stuff. I was *inches* from doing a problem harder then any I've done before, it felt pretty good (you know that every move is skin of your teeth feeling?). gud thymes.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... I have some 60-70' trees in my back yard. I always think about setting up a ropes course in my backyard. Heh, that would be pretty sweet.
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). Cool, I went to Back Bowden in Northumbria with my new flatmate yesterday. Loads of fun. Just bouldering, but I had a blast. He sure is strong as hell! He was doing some proper hard stuff. I was *inches* from doing a problem harder then any I've done before, it felt pretty good (you know that every move is skin of your teeth feeling?). gud thymes. nice.
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Lazlo
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this is how I feel right now. I haven't taken my morning crap. It's still percilating. Nor have I had coffee. Climbing is frustrating right now. The last worthwhile climbing I did was with Magnus. Eh. Oh well. mobile pc++
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Lazlo wrote: this is how I feel right now. I haven't taken my morning crap. It's still percilating. Nor have I had coffee. Climbing is frustrating right now. The last worthwhile climbing I did was with Magnus. Eh. Oh well. mobile pc++ Go forth young man and shit yerself!
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sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! Awesome. Thats the way to go sometimes!
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... Mine too!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip.
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... I have some 60-70' trees in my back yard. I always think about setting up a ropes course in my backyard. That would be awesome!
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). Cool, I went to Back Bowden in Northumbria with my new flatmate yesterday. Loads of fun. Just bouldering, but I had a blast. He sure is strong as hell! He was doing some proper hard stuff. I was *inches* from doing a problem harder then any I've done before, it felt pretty good (you know that every move is skin of your teeth feeling?). gud thymes. Sounds like fun!
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sungam wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... I have some 60-70' trees in my back yard. I always think about setting up a ropes course in my backyard. Heh, that would be pretty sweet. Yes it would.
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. sweet. my ankle acted up a bit, but I managed two pitches before I got hurt and two pitches afterward. it was also a successful weekend of hooking my climbing partner up with a guy she met recently. all in all, it was a fun time.
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Lazlo wrote: this is how I feel right now. I haven't taken my morning crap. It's still percilating. Nor have I had coffee. Climbing is frustrating right now. The last worthwhile climbing I did was with Magnus. Eh. Oh well. mobile pc++ Must climb more good stuff!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: this is how I feel right now. I haven't taken my morning crap. It's still percilating. Nor have I had coffee. Climbing is frustrating right now. The last worthwhile climbing I did was with Magnus. Eh. Oh well. mobile pc++ Go forth young man and shit yerself!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. sweet. my ankle acted up a bit, but I managed two pitches before I got hurt and two pitches afterward. it was also a successful weekend of hooking my climbing partner up with a guy she met recently. all in all, it was a fun time. Sounds like it was pretty exciting.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Damn, the SPCI crew is moving up in the world getting more and more pathetic. Meh
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. That's a while! Yea, I'm getting old...
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Content if you please. Sorry but we don't do that here.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. go go go! as in Go - GoGo????
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... Without you!?!?! Oh noes!!! What will the double donny box do now!!!??!? fixed
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Not that kind of girl freind, just a freind.
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. Good fer you! Bad fer Laz! Well he prolly passed me over the weekend, we'll check it out later.
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that. the gutter is a perfectly fine place to live I'll have you know.
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't.
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Meh.
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. Heh, so... Noah gets all the animals onto his ark. they goon 2 by 2 etc. and he floats around through the flood and shizz. When they get back to land Noah releases all of the animals and says "Go forth an multiply!" So they all go off to whereever and he heads home to build a new house. The next year he goes around making sure the animals have started to re inhabit the earth. He checks on the squirrels - fukin' loads of squirrels. Checks on the rabbits - LOADS of rabbits. Checks on the 'gators - plenty of little baby gators. Checks on the snakes... WTF? only 2 snakes!!!! Noah says "wtf n00b? yore salmon duntz swim upstream?" And the snake is like "Hey, F*ck you, dude, and cut me down some trees if your want me to reproduce." Noahs like "WTFer then before, d00d, but allright" So he chops down some trees, and comes back next year to check on all the animals. He checks on the giraffes, plenty of giraffes. He checks on the marmots - plenty of marmots. He checks on the snakes... Fukin' LOADS of snakes! So he's like "WTF? How did cutting down some trees make it so you could bang?" And the snake is like "We're adders [type of snake], we can't multiply without logs!" Har har har
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: I took my written exam today for CHP. Very interesting test. It's nothing but spelling, vocab, grammar, and comprehension. Interesting change in vocation. Several people I've talked to say being a cop can be a good career path but you have to love the work. Have you already made up your mind that is what you want to do, or are you just testing the waters? Honestly, a little of both. I used to want to be CHP when I was a young lad. But different career paths came up and I started going in other directions. I'm tired of working my ass off for very little money. CHP cadets start at four grand per month. I'm very minded toward order and busting criminals in the mouth. I hate seeing crime and not being able to do anything about it. Best of luck on the entrance work then. I personally don't have the temperament for it but it's an important job and I'll take you in a uniform over most of the assholes I've run in to over the years. Yeah, I think Arean would do the jorb well. Best of luck there, laz. Thanks guys. Yeah, I used to be very turned off by all the assholes...but at some point I realized that I didn't have to be one. And CHP do a lot of good as far as traffic control first on the scene of accidents... and around here anyway; they backup and support the local law enforment. Good luck with the interviews and all that...
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churningindawake wrote: Heres one I did in about 10 minutes. [IMG]http://i524.photobucket.com/albums/cc325/churningindawake/Wolfgang-3copy.jpg[/IMG] Great, photbucket blocked at werk!!!![/mad]
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire. "we're going to need a bigger boat"
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notapplicable wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: OK, seriously, I'm getting sick of hearing the stupid machine gun fire coming from Fenway Park. That and I know they're not going to let me walk down Yawkey Way to the T so that I can get home. The fuckers. This is the second time Ben Affleck has been filming a movie that fucked me up. The first was while climbing at a small local crag called Quincy Quarry. We were climbing and he was shooting for Gone Baby Gone. There were words. But in the end he did a good movie. There were words? to who? Did you tell Ben Aflac off? I just see Greg fending off Afflecks nervous, clipboard wielding assistants with a sling full of biners while the others finish their routes. Funny shit. How did he start that one angry post to AB? I can't remember the wording, but I imagine that's what he'd say. Post a link. Now!! Can't remember the thread/context. thread / context was rapping only to find that both ends are on the ground. was about two years ago I think. Wouldn't you expect the ends to be on the ground? That was kind of my thoughts...
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donald949
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good jorb
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Lazlo wrote: [image]http://www.canyoneeringusa.com/mag/issue1/anchor4.jpg[/image] Consider it protected Bomber
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Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... I have some 60-70' trees in my back yard. I always think about setting up a ropes course in my backyard. Now theres a good idea. My 7 yo son wants a zip line from the club house to the pine tree. But they're only 20 feet apart.
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Lazlo wrote: this is how I feel right now. I haven't taken my morning crap. It's still percilating. Nor have I had coffee. Climbing is frustrating right now. The last worthwhile climbing I did was with Magnus. Eh. Oh well. mobile pc++ Ah shit man, the last climbing I did was early June. I got sick July had to cancle my weekend. Aug was camping and the climbing I had try to plan was a bust. But hopefully, I'll make it out in two weeks for a nice weekend/ overnight trip.
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. All right get er done. do have a picture, or maybe a link to a picture off the route?
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Cut and paste me into a wicked overhung climb...[/cool] what the heck is up with the cheesetitted emotion tags????[/crazy]
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Cut and paste me into a wicked overhung climb...[/cool] what the heck is up with the cheesetitted emotion tags????[/crazy] hmmm[/:/]
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Cut and paste me into a wicked overhung climb...[/cool] what the heck is up with the cheesetitted emotion tags????[/crazy] hmmm[/:/] Well it seems the system is adding the tags like it does for url and photos and underline et al. That is with an opening tag and a closing tag.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Cut and paste me into a wicked overhung climb...[/cool] what the heck is up with the cheesetitted emotion tags????[/crazy] hmmm[/:/] Well it seems the system is adding the tags like it does for url and photos and underline et al. That is with an opening tag and a closing tag. Knobs got a glitch.... So what else is knew...
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that. the gutter is a perfectly fine place to live I'll have you know. to each there own.
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Whew, what a day. Got a tiny bit of writing done (about 3/4 page / half-hour or so) and managed to get some reading and walking done, too. Now I gotta go home and replace my first flat tire with the spare in my trunk. Funsies. Yaaaaaay!
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: oh well, at least I'm finally at that great benchmark of 6203 posts!!! Woooo!!!! Page 1??? Yes indeedy, u r p1. eye jess checked. Damn, the SPCI crew is moving up in the world getting more and more pathetic. Meh Not pathetic... Slightly less pathetic!
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. That's a while! Yea, I'm getting old... You mean slightly less young?
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Content if you please. Sorry but we don't do that here. Only on special occasions...
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... Without you!?!?! Oh noes!!! What will the double donny box do now!!!??!? fixed Hmmmmm.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Not that kind of girl freind, just a freind. Oh I see.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. Good fer you! Bad fer Laz! Well he prolly passed me over the weekend, we'll check it out later. I don't think so. He didn't post that much over the weekend.
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. That's a while! Yea, I'm getting old... You mean slightly less young? Something like that.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Alright. I get it.
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... Without you!?!?! Oh noes!!! What will the double donny box do now!!!??!? fixed Hmmmmm. Donnybox is philbox, the mod
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. Good fer you! Bad fer Laz! Well he prolly passed me over the weekend, we'll check it out later. I don't think so. He didn't post that much over the weekend. Yea, not too much. But I checked this morn and was 10 or so past him.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Anything will do! Yes We are closing in on the lounge. Yeah? We haven't had a good run like this for awhile which is probably why the pulled ahead to start with. Most likely. Hmmm I beleive I just figured out how to post to any string of quotes on my iPod now. The key is to push enter a bunch of times, which causes the post box to stretch. You then press backspace which gets rid of all those extra lines, which makes the box bigger thus showing the whole post! A miracle I have discovered. Meh. It is a great discovery that should be known by ALL iPhone and mobile users.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Cut and paste me into a wicked overhung climb...[/cool] That can be the project I do after Magnus' idea.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Heres one I did in about 10 minutes. Great, photbucket blocked at werk!!!![/mad] Ooh that sucks
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire. "we're going to need a bigger boat" I remember the bomb that sunnyboy made that said ur gunna need a bigga bowt sun!
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donald949 wrote: good jorb Indeed
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donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: sungam wrote: sungam wrote: I'm climbing right now. Home wall FTW! fuck, my tips hurt bad... I have some 60-70' trees in my back yard. I always think about setting up a ropes course in my backyard. Now theres a good idea. My 7 yo son wants a zip line from the club house to the pine tree. But they're only 20 feet apart. Yea. Not so much.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains . Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. All right get er done. do have a picture, or maybe a link to a picture off the route? Nope. But I'll get some next time.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. That's a while! Yea, I'm getting old... You mean slightly less young? Something like that.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... Without you!?!?! Oh noes!!! What will the double donny box do now!!!??!? fixed Hmmmmm. Donnybox is philbox, the mod Ah I see.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: Prolly passed Laz by now. Good fer you! Bad fer Laz! Well he prolly passed me over the weekend, we'll check it out later. I don't think so. He didn't post that much over the weekend. Yea, not too much. But I checked this morn and was 10 or so past him. Just keep posting and you'll be to the top of the leaderboard before you know it. Just come on at some point each day and post some random bullshit.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Hmmmm. Any ideas for PhotoShop projects? Yes, I have one. Photoshop a fish to look giant while underwater (next to a boat or something, then make that fish all full of harpoons, and have some old gnarled dude be throwing a harpoon at it, while in the meantime a shark is eating the boat, and people are running around like "oh shit!" and stuff. Also, the boat is on fire. "we're going to need a bigger boat" I remember the bomb that sunnyboy made that said ur gunna need a bigga bowt sun! I believe the bigger boat line is a quote from Jaws.
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: I had strength and conditioning second period, and we did dead lifts for our lifting today. Ever since that my stomach has been killing me. I lifted 285 lbs for 5 reps today. That's 155 lbs more than my bodyweight! Oops I just realized that might be spray. Sorry if it is Jack! The rule is... Well, it's more like a guideline, still, anytime you drop numbers to impress others about how bitchin you are, it's spray. In this case, seems pretty innocent. Course, it could become a problem, if it persists. I have noticed that you've done pretty gud lately. I appreciate it and more importantly the way others perceive you, shows up more positively. Your accomplishments will speak for themselves.
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donald949 wrote: Hey post 3500 Nice!
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tripperjm wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: I had strength and conditioning second period, and we did dead lifts for our lifting today. Ever since that my stomach has been killing me. I lifted 285 lbs for 5 reps today. That's 155 lbs more than my bodyweight! Oops I just realized that might be spray. Sorry if it is Jack! The rule is... Well, it's more like a guideline, still, anytime you drop numbers to impress others about how bitchin you are, it's spray. In this case, seems pretty innocent. Course, it could become a problem, if it persists. I have noticed that you've done pretty gud lately. I appreciate it and more importantly the way others perceive you, shows up more positively. Your accomplishments will speak for themselves. Thanks Jack!!!!!!
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade?
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Here it is Donald
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churningindawake wrote: As soon as this is over I have to go to Algebra II, and after that is done the day is over. Damn, saved the worst for last eh?
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Lazlo wrote: [image]http://www.canyoneeringusa.com/mag/issue1/anchor4.jpg[/image] Consider it protected I'm not falling on that!
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Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). How'd the ankle feel?
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Cleaning as you climb adds a whole new element to the game don't it. It can get pretty rough at the less traveled crags here in the south east with lichen covering everything. It some ways it adds to the experience though. Climbing at popular crags can feel a bit to domesticated some times.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. sweet. my ankle acted up a bit, but I managed two pitches before I got hurt and two pitches afterward. it was also a successful weekend of hooking my climbing partner up with a guy she met recently. all in all, it was a fun time. well damn
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? I
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Content if you please. Sorry but we don't do that here.
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notapplicable
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that. CIW started it.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Thou doth protest too much. Afraid the wife may lurk round these parts
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that. CIW started it. Actually when I wrote it i figured it might go a little sideways.
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. Heh, so... Noah gets all the animals onto his ark. they goon 2 by 2 etc. and he floats around through the flood and shizz. When they get back to land Noah releases all of the animals and says "Go forth an multiply!" So they all go off to whereever and he heads home to build a new house. The next year he goes around making sure the animals have started to re inhabit the earth. He checks on the squirrels - fukin' loads of squirrels. Checks on the rabbits - LOADS of rabbits. Checks on the 'gators - plenty of little baby gators. Checks on the snakes... WTF? only 2 snakes!!!! Noah says "wtf n00b? yore salmon duntz swim upstream?" And the snake is like "Hey, F*ck you, dude, and cut me down some trees if your want me to reproduce." Noahs like "WTFer then before, d00d, but allright" So he chops down some trees, and comes back next year to check on all the animals. He checks on the giraffes, plenty of giraffes. He checks on the marmots - plenty of marmots. He checks on the snakes... Fukin' LOADS of snakes! So he's like "WTF? How did cutting down some trees make it so you could bang?" And the snake is like "We're adders [type of snake], we can't multiply without logs!" Har har har Yeah I can't believe I read the whole thing just for that payoff.
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Thou doth protest too much. Afraid the wife may lurk round these parts No she doesn't have any free time for lurking. Well thats not entirely true. She spends her free time hanging out w/ her freinds talking. Like talking is a recreational activety. Blah. Now regarding her freind. She has two young kids, around the same ages as our kids. And you could say pregnancy was not kind to her. Furthermore, her husband is an ex-marine. So I will stick with just my wife.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Whew, what a day. Got a tiny bit of writing done (about 3/4 page / half-hour or so) and managed to get some reading and walking done, too. Now I gotta go home and replace my first flat tire with the spare in my trunk. Funsies. Yaaaaaay! Wait till you pull out the spare, only to find it flat aswell. Been there, done that.
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churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Just to pass Laz??? 6 or 7 to go... and trying to think... of what to write. Content if you please. Sorry but we don't do that here. Only on special occasions...
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. Heh, so... Noah gets all the animals onto his ark. they goon 2 by 2 etc. and he floats around through the flood and shizz. When they get back to land Noah releases all of the animals and says "Go forth an multiply!" So they all go off to whereever and he heads home to build a new house. The next year he goes around making sure the animals have started to re inhabit the earth. He checks on the squirrels - fukin' loads of squirrels. Checks on the rabbits - LOADS of rabbits. Checks on the 'gators - plenty of little baby gators. Checks on the snakes... WTF? only 2 snakes!!!! Noah says "wtf n00b? yore salmon duntz swim upstream?" And the snake is like "Hey, F*ck you, dude, and cut me down some trees if your want me to reproduce." Noahs like "WTFer then before, d00d, but allright" So he chops down some trees, and comes back next year to check on all the animals. He checks on the giraffes, plenty of giraffes. He checks on the marmots - plenty of marmots. He checks on the snakes... Fukin' LOADS of snakes! So he's like "WTF? How did cutting down some trees make it so you could bang?" And the snake is like "We're adders [type of snake], we can't multiply without logs!" Har har har Yeah I can't believe I read the whole thing just for that payoff. Then he ruined it by explaining what an adder is. Errrrrg.
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donald949
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NA passes 9K!!!!!! one
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Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? stiring the pot now that Jack is back?
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donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA
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notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? stiring the pot now that Jack is back? Jack's been lurking... or did someone PM him?
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donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? I heh heh
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA Gud jorb
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? I heh heh What?? Thats the answer to the question he asked.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA Gud jorb Well Done.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA Gud jorb Well Done. PC+
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Thou doth protest too much. Afraid the wife may lurk round these parts No she doesn't have any free time for lurking. Well thats not entirely true. She spends her free time hanging out w/ her freinds talking. Like talking is a recreational activety. Blah. I don't know man, "recreational" might no be quite right. Listening to most of the women I know, I would swear they are training for the olympics. If talking about nothing at all was an olympic sport that is.
In reply to: Now regarding her freind. She has two young kids, around the same ages as our kids. And you could say pregnancy was not kind to her. Furthermore, her husband is an ex-marine. So I will stick with just my wife. Good call. Those marines ain't no joke.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that. CIW started it. Actually when I wrote it i figured it might go a little sideways. Happy to oblige.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Thanks for the help double d! Really helped me in class today! We pretty much just extended that knowledge from those problems and used it to get ready for the LOG function. Good to hear. oh oh, logs, my mind is forgetting........... LOL! I can imagine! It's been a while since you probably had to use the LOG function. Yea, like 20-25 years. Heh, so... Noah gets all the animals onto his ark. they goon 2 by 2 etc. and he floats around through the flood and shizz. When they get back to land Noah releases all of the animals and says "Go forth an multiply!" So they all go off to whereever and he heads home to build a new house. The next year he goes around making sure the animals have started to re inhabit the earth. He checks on the squirrels - fukin' loads of squirrels. Checks on the rabbits - LOADS of rabbits. Checks on the 'gators - plenty of little baby gators. Checks on the snakes... WTF? only 2 snakes!!!! Noah says "wtf n00b? yore salmon duntz swim upstream?" And the snake is like "Hey, F*ck you, dude, and cut me down some trees if your want me to reproduce." Noahs like "WTFer then before, d00d, but allright" So he chops down some trees, and comes back next year to check on all the animals. He checks on the giraffes, plenty of giraffes. He checks on the marmots - plenty of marmots. He checks on the snakes... Fukin' LOADS of snakes! So he's like "WTF? How did cutting down some trees make it so you could bang?" And the snake is like "We're adders [type of snake], we can't multiply without logs!" Har har har Yeah I can't believe I read the whole thing just for that payoff. Then he ruined it by explaining what an adder is. Errrrrg. *shakes fist at screen and curses Magnus*
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA Gud jorb And yet I have less than half the posts of Magnus. Not sure if I'm happy for me or sad for him.
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA Thank you sir. I trust that my congratulatory present is in the mail.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: Lazlo wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Sweet! That's cool. what's the grade? stiring the pot now that Jack is back? Jack's been lurking... or did someone PM him? The plot thickens...
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Thou doth protest too much. Afraid the wife may lurk round these parts No she doesn't have any free time for lurking. Well thats not entirely true. She spends her free time hanging out w/ her freinds talking. Like talking is a recreational activety. Blah. I don't know man, "recreational" might no be quite right. Listening to most of the women I know, I would swear they are training for the olympics. If talking about nothing at all was an olympic sport that is. I hear ya. Har har har har
NA wrote: D wrote: Now regarding her freind. She has two young kids, around the same ages as our kids. And you could say pregnancy was not kind to her. Furthermore, her husband is an ex-marine. So I will stick with just my wife. Good call. Those marines ain't no joke. Yea, and he is a real marine, not no sissy boy marine. Non the less he's a good freind of mine and a climbing partner. He's been climbing for 2 years, but only when we get a chance to get out together, as we both have kids and family duties. So he's still kind of a noob. But none the less I wouldn't him to cut my rope when we're out climbing. Edit to fix my cheestitting the quote function
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Here it is Donald [IMG]http://i524.photobucket.com/albums/cc325/churningindawake/TheGreatFeastcopy.jpg[/IMG] Photobucket blocked by work filters FTL Guess I'll have to log in at home this evening to check it out. Greg seems to like it. It's even more impressive that because you've done so damn many you don't remember when this photo was taken. Looks like a stiff climb.
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All right, thats enough whoring. Back to work for me.
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Thou doth protest too much. Afraid the wife may lurk round these parts No she doesn't have any free time for lurking. Well thats not entirely true. She spends her free time hanging out w/ her freinds talking. Like talking is a recreational activety. Blah. I don't know man, "recreational" might no be quite right. Listening to most of the women I know, I would swear they are training for the olympics. If talking about nothing at all was an olympic sport that is. I hear ya. Har har har har In reply to: Now regarding her freind. She has two young kids, around the same ages as our kids. And you could say pregnancy was not kind to her. Furthermore, her husband is an ex-marine. So I will stick with just my wife. Good call. Those marines ain't no joke. Yea, and he is a real marine, not no sissy boy marine. Non the less he's a good freind of mine and a climbing partner. He's been climbing for 2 years, but only when we get a chance to get out together, as we both have kids and family duties. So he's still kind of a noob. But none the less I wouldn't him to cut my rope when we're out climbing. watch it or else he might cut your rope.
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notapplicable
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notapplicable wrote: All right, thats enough whoring. Back to work for me.
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Hmmm.. Go dubble donny box!!!! no, really, I don't want any of that. I really really, don't. Thou doth protest too much. Afraid the wife may lurk round these parts No she doesn't have any free time for lurking. Well thats not entirely true. She spends her free time hanging out w/ her freinds talking. Like talking is a recreational activety. Blah. I don't know man, "recreational" might no be quite right. Listening to most of the women I know, I would swear they are training for the olympics. If talking about nothing at all was an olympic sport that is. I hear ya. Har har har har In reply to: In reply to: Now regarding her freind. She has two young kids, around the same ages as our kids. And you could say pregnancy was not kind to her. Furthermore, her husband is an ex-marine. So I will stick with just my wife. Good call. Those marines ain't no joke. Yea, and he is a real marine, not no sissy boy marine. Non the less he's a good freind of mine and a climbing partner. He's been climbing for 2 years, but only when we get a chance to get out together, as we both have kids and family duties. So he's still kind of a noob. But none the less I wouldn't him to cut my rope when we're out climbing. watch it or else he might cut your rope. Good call.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: NA passes 9K!!!!!! one Congratulations NA Thank you sir. I trust that my congratulatory present is in the mail. Yes, I'm sending you 1000 internets in the (e)mail.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Here it is Donald [IMG]http://i524.photobucket.com/albums/cc325/churningindawake/TheGreatFeastcopy.jpg[/IMG] Whoa! Donny's freakin' hardcore. It makes it even better that he doesn't talk about it. He just goes about his business and talks about the important stuff, like his family. That's a damn good guy. Way to go!
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: As soon as this is over I have to go to Algebra II, and after that is done the day is over. Damn, saved the worst for last eh? Pretty much!
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Cleaning as you climb adds a whole new element to the game don't it. It can get pretty rough at the less traveled crags here in the south east with lichen covering everything. It some ways it adds to the experience though. Climbing at popular crags can feel a bit to domesticated some times. Yea! It makes you get pumped so much worse when you have to clean the holds off.
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: Well the wife is headed to dinner... with a girl friend. Uh oh what is happening nowz!?!?! Oh my! I wonder if she shares with Don or keeps the "friend" all to herself? I'm rootin for ya buddy!!!! Na, she can keep her freind all to herself.... get out your mind out of the gutter. like I couldn't forsee that. CIW started it. Indeed he did!
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: All right, thats enough whoring. Back to work for me. What!?!?!?!?
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notapplicable
Sep 29, 2009, 11:19 PM
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: went to the gunks this weekend. had fun. didn't climb much, but overall a good weekend (even if it was only one day of climbing due to rain today). I had quite the exciting day of climbing. Climbed a route going for the second ascent that hadn't been climbed in at least 2 and a half years. Was super exciting! Most of the holds had nice little pebbles sitting on them, so I had to dust as I climbed. And getting to the chains repelled me several times. I think I whipped probably 5 times trying to clip the chains. Now it is clean and ready to be sent next trip. Cleaning as you climb adds a whole new element to the game don't it. It can get pretty rough at the less traveled crags here in the south east with lichen covering everything. It some ways it adds to the experience though. Climbing at popular crags can feel a bit to domesticated some times. Yea! It makes you get pumped so much worse when you have to clean the holds off. Hell yeah it does. Especially sandstone because you burn out your cardio blowing off holds for your feet. Atleast thats been my experience. I was on a trip to the RRG last year and decided explore a less traveled area and see what we could find in the way of multipitch moderates. I obviously wasn't paying too much attention because we were aiming for 4 star 5.7 but ended up on a 1 star 5.8/5.9 R. Now if you've ever climbed in the SE, you know that our sandstone is typically pretty solid and not really prone to being crumbly or sandy, especially after the route has been done a few times. Some of it is but the bulk is bomber. Well this thing was turning to a crumbly mess by the second pitch and I ended up liebacking a flake (which offered the only protection ), the edge of which was practically disintegrating in my hands and my feet were wildly scraping for purchase. After a few feet I fell and was surprised/delighted to find that my cam held. Go Metolius!!! Unfortunately no practical retreat was available so UP it was. It took me 10 minutes and 3 falls to de-sand enough footholds to reach a sloping traverse ledge that offered no gear at all and a 30 ft. run to an anchor tree. Seeing as how I'm alive to tell this story I obviously didn't fall on the traverse but you can bet your ass I hastily bailed instead of continuing another short pitch to the top. After experiencing that, I honestly don't know how the FAists back in the day put up all those routes in the deserts out west. That sand is a formidable opponent!
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: All right, thats enough whoring. Back to work for me. What!?!?!?!? I know right.
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churningindawake
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Yea. Its always more exciting when you climb routes that are rarely done!
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churningindawake
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notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: All right, thats enough whoring. Back to work for me. What!?!?!?!? I know right. Can't ever let a little work get in the way of post whoring.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: churningindawake wrote: notapplicable wrote: All right, thats enough whoring. Back to work for me. What!?!?!?!? I know right. Can't ever let a little work get in the way of post whoring. Something...
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churningindawake
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Ooh! Very nice!
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churningindawake
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Ahhh! Sweet!
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churningindawake
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Picnic Lunch Wall at Smith Rocks!
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churningindawake
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HAHA!
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Ooh! Very nice! Nice pic. Devils Tower, WY Looks like super fun climbing.
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Ahhh! Sweet! Sick lead dude. A route that I've always wanted to do: separate reality.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Picnic Lunch Wall at Smith Rocks! [image]http://www.mountainproject.com/images/60/91/105916091_large_de6cab.jpg[/image] Soft Shoe Ballet, 5.10R, A4!!!! Ouch! It is one of the more difficult walls to climb on at smith. There are only like 3 moderates that are completely free climbs on it I think.
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: Ahhh! Sweet! Separate Reality for sure. I'm looking at a poster of it right now. We has the best decorayshunz. Awesome!
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sungam
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Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope!
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! Oh haha!!!! Didn't know what you were talking about there for a second.
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sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch.
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing.
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churningindawake
Sep 30, 2009, 7:54 PM
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churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Ooh! Very nice! Nice pic. Devils Tower, WY Wow just noticed that there are people on the wall. Definitely not a very good time to be on that thing climbing. Lightning looks like it will hit that thing for sure. Edit: Dot removal fail.
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Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion.
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churningindawake
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churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done.
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though!
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate. I kinda like sea lions, but I definitely prefer sea dogs:
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churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! Hey UR write. But it looks like he's got a couple pieces in past it. Prolly got pulled out by the rope if it was in the corner of the roof. Yea. That's most likely the scenario.
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churningindawake
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate. Yea they are like twice the size of other sea lions and are endangered. They just don't do anything cool like dolphins:
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churningindawake
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate. I kinda like sea lions, but I definitely prefer sea dogs: LOL
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing.
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. I've had two nuts pop/slide out very recently. The first one I expected, as I used a nut as the first piece and my belayer was standing pretty far out from the wall. He's a new trad leader, so I told him that a nut as a first piece was usually not ideal, but the rest of the route was primarily bolted slab, so no danger of zippering. When I weighted the rope at the anchor, the nut yanked out from the sideways force and popped him in the hand. I felt like a sensei for calling the whole situation beforehand and giving him a nice object lesson. The second happened unexpectedly on a seldom-travelled link-up pitch with "exciting" rock quality. Fortunately, it popped out as I reached the next placement and I only Elvis-legged slightly. Biners sliding down ropes definitely have a distinctive feeling.
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zeke_sf
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up...
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Gmburns2000
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well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below...
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zeke_sf
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Gmburns2000 wrote: well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below... I must say, good work on getting two ladies into your tent. I'm studying a lot, so the rest kinda blurred and I gave up because I'm not being graded on your weekend. Currently, I own a bivy sack and a 1.5 person tent. Getting two ladies into either one would necessarily involve penetration and/or dwarfism. If this happens, I will be sure to write you a trip report.
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Gmburns2000
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zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below... I must say, good work on getting two ladies into your tent. I'm studying a lot, so the rest kinda blurred and I gave up because I'm not being graded on your weekend. Currently, I own a bivy sack and a 1.5 person tent. Getting two ladies into either one would necessarily involve penetration and/or dwarfism. If this happens, I will be sure to write you a trip report. I've always felt a bivy was the best structure one could use to get laid.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below... I must say, good work on getting two ladies into your tent. I'm studying a lot, so the rest kinda blurred and I gave up because I'm not being graded on your weekend. Currently, I own a bivy sack and a 1.5 person tent. Getting two ladies into either one would necessarily involve penetration and/or dwarfism. If this happens, I will be sure to write you a trip report. I've always felt a bivy was the best structure one could use to get laid. So far, no luck in the bivy for me. Hell, even a solo excursion would be comically obvious in the thing. It's pretty sweet and easy as hell to set up though. It doesn't even have a hooped pole setup like some because I wanted a structure whose poles couldn't snap in the wind like what's happened to me before. If you're camping out on the road, you can just bundle the thing up and throw it in the car, ready to go when you get to the next stop. I have to admit, you get a little tired of a coffin-sized home after a week or so camping in it.
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zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... Now zeke, CIDW has been doing pretty gud with the spray lately and I've been keeping an eye on him....
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Gmburns2000
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zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below... I must say, good work on getting two ladies into your tent. I'm studying a lot, so the rest kinda blurred and I gave up because I'm not being graded on your weekend. Currently, I own a bivy sack and a 1.5 person tent. Getting two ladies into either one would necessarily involve penetration and/or dwarfism. If this happens, I will be sure to write you a trip report. I've always felt a bivy was the best structure one could use to get laid. So far, no luck in the bivy for me. Hell, even a solo excursion would be comically obvious in the thing. It's pretty sweet and easy as hell to set up though. It doesn't even have a hooped pole setup like some because I wanted a structure whose poles couldn't snap in the wind like what's happened to me before. If you're camping out on the road, you can just bundle the thing up and throw it in the car, ready to go when you get to the next stop. I have to admit, you get a little tired of a coffin-sized home after a week or so camping in it. I'm thinking of buying a bivy for Chile. I've heard there aren't many folks interesting in multi-pitch trad / alpine down there (it's mostly mountaineering, which I'm not into, or sport, which isn't well developed), and thus I may find myself climbing alone a lot.
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Lazlo
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate. I kinda like sea lions, but I definitely prefer sea dogs: [image]http://www.sportslogos.net/images/logos/38/1040/full/5012.gif[/image] You saucy devil!
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Gmburns2000
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate. I kinda like sea lions, but I definitely prefer sea dogs: [image]http://www.sportslogos.net/images/logos/38/1040/full/5012.gif[/image] You saucy devil! or wait, are you talking about the blog post?
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Lazlo
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Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below... I must say, good work on getting two ladies into your tent. I'm studying a lot, so the rest kinda blurred and I gave up because I'm not being graded on your weekend. Currently, I own a bivy sack and a 1.5 person tent. Getting two ladies into either one would necessarily involve penetration and/or dwarfism. If this happens, I will be sure to write you a trip report. I've always felt a bivy was the best structure one could use to get laid. It might start off in the bivy, but believe you me, the wildness cannot be contained in such a small area. You'll use the bivy for a blanket instead.
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churningindawake
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zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray.
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churningindawake
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tripperjm wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... Now zeke, CIDW has been doing pretty gud with the spray lately and I've been keeping an eye on him.... Sorry if it was spray Jack.
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Gmburns2000
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: zeke_sf wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: well, you've always got a new TR of mine to read. See below... I must say, good work on getting two ladies into your tent. I'm studying a lot, so the rest kinda blurred and I gave up because I'm not being graded on your weekend. Currently, I own a bivy sack and a 1.5 person tent. Getting two ladies into either one would necessarily involve penetration and/or dwarfism. If this happens, I will be sure to write you a trip report. I've always felt a bivy was the best structure one could use to get laid. It might start off in the bivy, but believe you me, the wildness cannot be contained in such a small area. You'll use the bivy for a blanket instead. I like blankets.
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sungam
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churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray. Personally I don't get the only caring about sending thing when climbing trad. Even the few times when I've really been pushing my limits and whipped due to the moves being too hard (as opposed to the usual fall of fucking around too much and pumping out or just screwing up) I find myself with a very heightened sense of WTF is going on. I would certainly notice if a piece lifted, even if there were 2 or more pieces between it and me.
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tripperjm
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churningindawake wrote: tripperjm wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... Now zeke, CIDW has been doing pretty gud with the spray lately and I've been keeping an eye on him.... Sorry if it was spray Jack. Don't be gunshy CIDW, teh weke was just giving you shit. That wasn't spray... "Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing." that is what actually what happens, when you are trying that hard. This is a gud example of what it is that I was trying to tell you a while back. If you are a spraylord, that's all people will remember about you. Your accomplishments will be lost. You are doing fine. Continue to share your experiences and your knowlege and be proud of who you are and what you have done, just keep the numbers out. It may take a while with some, but eventually, even the stuborn will forget about past spray and will be able to actually see who you really are... if they want to. Chin up kid, you are going to do just fine. There just might be a few bumps along the way, that's life, get used to it.
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churningindawake
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray. Personally I don't get the only caring about sending thing when climbing trad. Even the few times when I've really been pushing my limits and whipped due to the moves being too hard (as opposed to the usual fall of fucking around too much and pumping out or just screwing up) I find myself with a very heightened sense of WTF is going on. I would certainly notice if a piece lifted, even if there were 2 or more pieces between it and me. I suppose.
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churningindawake
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tripperjm wrote: churningindawake wrote: tripperjm wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... Now zeke, CIDW has been doing pretty gud with the spray lately and I've been keeping an eye on him.... Sorry if it was spray Jack. Don't be gunshy CIDW, teh weke was just giving you shit. That wasn't spray... "Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing." that is what actually what happens, when you are trying that hard. This is a gud example of what it is that I was trying to tell you a while back. If you are a spraylord, that's all people will remember about you. Your accomplishments will be lost. You are doing fine. Continue to share your experiences and your knowlege and be proud of who you are and what you have done, just keep the numbers out. It may take a while with some, but eventually, even the stuborn will forget about past spray and will be able to actually see who you really are... if they want to. Chin up kid, you are going to do just fine. There just might be a few bumps along the way, that's life, get used to it. Thank you very much Jack.
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churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray. Personally I don't get the only caring about sending thing when climbing trad. Even the few times when I've really been pushing my limits and whipped due to the moves being too hard (as opposed to the usual fall of fucking around too much and pumping out or just screwing up) I find myself with a very heightened sense of WTF is going on. I would certainly notice if a piece lifted, even if there were 2 or more pieces between it and me. I suppose. I'm just saying that's my experiance, might not be the same for everybody.
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray. Personally I don't get the only caring about sending thing when climbing trad. Even the few times when I've really been pushing my limits and whipped due to the moves being too hard (as opposed to the usual fall of fucking around too much and pumping out or just screwing up) I find myself with a very heightened sense of WTF is going on. I would certainly notice if a piece lifted, even if there were 2 or more pieces between it and me. I suppose. I'm just saying that's my experiance, might not be the same for everybody. I realize that.
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Gmburns2000
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray. Personally I don't get the only caring about sending thing when climbing trad. Even the few times when I've really been pushing my limits and whipped due to the moves being too hard (as opposed to the usual fall of fucking around too much and pumping out or just screwing up) I find myself with a very heightened sense of WTF is going on. I would certainly notice if a piece lifted, even if there were 2 or more pieces between it and me. +1 if the integrity of one piece is questionable, regardless if the others are clearly bomber, those "bomber" pieces are a little more suspect as a result.
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donald949
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donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Here it is Donald Photobucket blocked by work filters FTL Guess I'll have to log in at home this evening to check it out. Greg seems to like it. Harharhar. DUUUUDE, I'm hard core.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Doing a project about the Steller Sea Lion. Not the most interesting thing that I have ever done. Pretty uninspiring marine mammal to do it on. Guess I should have chosen a different one. Seemed like a good animal to do it on when I chose though! Hmm, I would have guessed it would have made for an interesting research topic. They're big and kind of mean looking. The seals give them plenty of space when they're in the same area. But they're rather sedate. I kinda like sea lions, but I definitely prefer sea dogs: Still couldn't see this one at home.
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donald949
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churningindawake wrote: tripperjm wrote: churningindawake wrote: tripperjm wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... Now zeke, CIDW has been doing pretty gud with the spray lately and I've been keeping an eye on him.... Sorry if it was spray Jack. Don't be gunshy CIDW, teh weke was just giving you shit. That wasn't spray... "Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing." that is what actually what happens, when you are trying that hard. This is a gud example of what it is that I was trying to tell you a while back. If you are a spraylord, that's all people will remember about you. Your accomplishments will be lost. You are doing fine. Continue to share your experiences and your knowlege and be proud of who you are and what you have done, just keep the numbers out. It may take a while with some, but eventually, even the stuborn will forget about past spray and will be able to actually see who you really are... if they want to. Chin up kid, you are going to do just fine. There just might be a few bumps along the way, that's life, get used to it. Thank you very much Jack. Agreed that comment was not spray. Now if you had added I'm always pulling so hard that... Now that might to lean towards spray. But as written, it was fine.
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notapplicable
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Fuck yeah there is. Not to mention the hushed *Oh shit* that inevitably issues from your belayer. Unless I'm belaying. In that case you will hear something more akin to a sinister laugh. Seriously, you should see my partners when they hear that laugh. Head whipping every which way trying to see exactly what it is that has gone wrong.
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sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: zeke_sf wrote: churningindawake wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Except when you are trying so damn hard to send you forget about everything except the climbing. Sigh, I see the hard climbing little spraylord is back. And here I thought this place was cleaning up... I wasn't talking about me. I was just saying the guy was climbing a really hard thing and might have been focused on sending. Sorry if it seemed/was spray. Personally I don't get the only caring about sending thing when climbing trad. Even the few times when I've really been pushing my limits and whipped due to the moves being too hard (as opposed to the usual fall of fucking around too much and pumping out or just screwing up) I find myself with a very heightened sense of WTF is going on. I would certainly notice if a piece lifted, even if there were 2 or more pieces between it and me. Yeah for the most part gear routes are a totally different game for me. I care more about the venue, I pick routes differently, I pay attention to different things when I climb, I define success differently, etc... And as far as I can remember, I've noticed every time a piece has lifted out. It's been awhile since one has cut loose on me but the first time one did, I felt/heard it at the same time and knew exactly what it was
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notapplicable
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donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: churningindawake wrote: Here it is Donald Photobucket blocked by work filters FTL Guess I'll have to log in at home this evening to check it out. Greg seems to like it. Harharhar. DUUUUDE, I'm hard core. *swoon*
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: churningindawake wrote: churningindawake wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: sungam wrote: Oh shitz! His green forged friend lifted and is sliding down the rope! heh. took me a minute. nice catch. Lets just go with: It wasn't an obvious thing. Probably doesn't even know it fell out. yeah right. There is a distinctive feel of a biner running down a rope that you get through said rope. He knows. Fuck yeah there is. Not to mention the hushed *Oh shit* that inevitably issues from your belayer. Unless I'm belaying. In that case you will hear something more akin to a sinister laugh. Seriously, you should see my partners when they hear that laugh. Head whipping every which way trying to see exactly what it is that has gone wrong.
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Laying in bed eating soup that my flatmate made, drinking sugary tea and watching anime. Being sick isn't all bad.
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sungam wrote: Laying in bed eating soup that my flatmate made, drinking sugary tea and watching anime. Being sick isn't all bad. awwww...you're roommate is taking care of you while you're sick. awwwww... get better
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sungam wrote: Laying in bed eating soup that my flatmate made, drinking sugary tea and watching anime. Being sick isn't all bad. Swine flu?
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Laying in bed eating soup that my flatmate made, drinking sugary tea and watching anime. Being sick isn't all bad. Swine flu? *runs away*
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notapplicable wrote: sungam wrote: Laying in bed eating soup that my flatmate made, drinking sugary tea and watching anime. Being sick isn't all bad. Swine flu? Heh, no.
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Need help coming up with a good name for my cafepress shop. My two thoughts so far are split tip climbing apparel and Sendasaurus Rex/taranasaurus Send. Moar ideas please.
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