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donald949
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donald949
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donald949
Oct 15, 2012, 4:41 PM
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In related knews.
I rolled my left ankle fri for the 2nd time in 2 weaks.
Saturday wuz soar, 2day iz better.
Hoping and praying that iz better by Vet's weekend. Wife suggested we hit Josh. Oh yea.
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donald949
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notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: erisspirit wrote: erisspirit wrote: went up Whitney! it wuz fun... the bf's dad and friend we brought up there gave me a gift cert to rei for not killing anyone a thank you. the BF and I had our 3rd year date-aversary he got older I drank wine I still haven't posted truck pics I think that gets me all caught up except for that marathon Im running next sunday  very good, except the non post of the pictures thing. Which raises a question. Aren't your knees toast and how are you going to run a marathon after the mammoth hike. geez, young kids these daze. Went hiking the other day and both knees and the right hip hurt a little the next day... I think that officially means I don't qualify as a "kid" by anyones standards. Those days are officially gone.
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donald949
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Gmburns2000 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: I guess what I'm saying is, based on my experience, you don't want it to be an ulnar nerve injury. because just like in the Hangover II, that shit's for life. I was going to back your play there, but then you had to make a reference to a shitty franchise second movie. You can recover from an Ulnar nerve injury, though. I damaged mine once and it recovered. Took some time, but I'm 100%. Don't disagree with anything you said (even if that was really the only funny line in the entire flick - and I didn't even get it right). It depends on the injury, but the ulnar nerve is damn easy to reaggravate. For me, I almost never notice it. And by "almost never" I mean I notice it with lingering symptoms once every couple of years or with sharp, temporary symptoms a couple of times per year. But what aggravates it are certain motions that, if are normal motions for you (and mine aren't for me), will hurt for a really long time without some sort of long-term recovery plan if you don't opt for surgery. But yeah, Tommy John is proof the the Yankees have a pact with the devil.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_John
edited to fix the cheese tits.
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donald949
Oct 15, 2012, 4:48 PM
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And yes, editing is the week.
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Gmburns2000
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donald949 wrote: In related knews. I rolled my left ankle fri for the 2nd time in 2 weaks. Saturday wuz soar, 2day iz better. Hoping and praying that iz better by Vet's weekend. Wife suggested we hit Josh. Oh yea.
that blows (kind of like this website the past year).
Rolled ankles suck. ankles suck in general, actually. They take for freakin' ever to heel. (could've had a decent pun there if I wanted to work harder).
climbing or hiking or camping?
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notapplicable wrote: edge wrote: So, last week I worked all day every day moving our belongings into the new house in the rain, probably 15 pick-up truck loads total along with two trailer loads. We spent our first night in the rental home on Thursday, but I managed to sneak out for about five hours to the local crag, which is now only a 10 minute drive away. We added a finish to one of our previous FAs to link it to the top of the cliff, then semi-cleaned a new line (right of our classic "A Toltec Dream") that is far from classic but worth doing, leading it at 5.7+ and naming it "An Aztec Nightmare." Spent the weekend unpacking, arranging furniture, and settling in. Had to run to my parents on Sunday to watch the Patriots game, as we don't get cable hooked up until later today. In the meantime we have been watching "Downton Abbey" on DVD, which I am pleasantly surprised to find very good. Downton is quite good. Seen seasons 1 & 2 and rather enjoyed both. Good job getting a bit-o-climbing in too. At least someone is getting out.
DOWNTON ABBEY! Something to live for, indeed . . . my roommate and I did a marathon of seasons 1 and 2 a couple months ago (she'd never seen them, though I had), and now we are illegally streaming season 3 from sketchy sites on Monday evenings. Can't wait. :)
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Oct 15, 2012, 10:19 PM
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donald949 wrote: notapplicable wrote: notapplicable wrote: donald949 wrote: donald949 wrote: erisspirit wrote: erisspirit wrote: went up Whitney! it wuz fun... the bf's dad and friend we brought up there gave me a gift cert to rei for not killing anyone a thank you. the BF and I had our 3rd year date-aversary he got older I drank wine I still haven't posted truck pics I think that gets me all caught up except for that marathon Im running next sunday very good, except the non post of the pictures thing. Which raises a question. Aren't your knees toast and how are you going to run a marathon after the mammoth hike. geez, young kids these daze. Went hiking the other day and both knees and the right hip hurt a little the next day... I think that officially means I don't qualify as a "kid" by anyones standards. Those days are officially gone. Welcome to middle age, brother.
The first fourteener I ever hiked both my knees KILLED me on the way down it. I was 24. Since that time, I've had knee pain on occasion, but never that bad. Anyway, whatever it is, middle age, carelessness, etc., sounds like a good excuse to go get a massage!
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donald949 wrote: In related knews. I rolled my left ankle fri for the 2nd time in 2 weaks. Saturday wuz soar, 2day iz better. Hoping and praying that iz better by Vet's weekend. Wife suggested we hit Josh. Oh yea.
You need to stay off those trampolines. They are hell on the ankles.
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Oct 16, 2012, 3:09 AM
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"Gmburns2000 wrote: that blows (kind of like this website the past year).
I was thinking the same thing the other day but it's not like we do anything to change the fact. When was the last time you started a well intended and useful thread in a climbing forum? I think mine was the "Near Miss Report" thread and that was almost two years ago.
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Ok, so I like some stuff in pretty much every genre of music. I've never been able to get in to jazz though. Not really. Well I listened to Miles Davis's Kind of Blue today and that shit blew my mind.
Don't know how or why but it finally clicked for me. At least with this one album. Killer stuff - http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related
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Oct 16, 2012, 4:07 AM
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notapplicable wrote: Ok, so I like some stuff in pretty much every genre of music. I've never been able to get in to jazz though. Not really. Well I listened to Miles Davis's Kind of Blue today and that shit blew my mind. Don't know how or why but it finally clicked for me. At least with this one album. Killer stuff - http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related
Dude... add this and you've got a stellar combination.
Rainy Mood
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Oct 16, 2012, 12:38 PM
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notapplicable wrote: "Gmburns2000 wrote: that blows (kind of like this website the past year). I was thinking the same thing the other day but it's not like we do anything to change the fact. When was the last time you started a well intended and useful thread in a climbing forum? I think mine was the "Near Miss Report" thread and that was almost two years ago.
I can't remember mine. I've done a few news notes. Maybe mine was the speed record by Caldwell and Honnold.
Still, none of the big hitters are here anymore. I don't even see JT. I anticipate a long, long recovery.
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Oct 16, 2012, 12:59 PM
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notapplicable wrote: Ok, so I like some stuff in pretty much every genre of music. I've never been able to get in to jazz though. Not really. Well I listened to Miles Davis's Kind of Blue today and that shit blew my mind. Don't know how or why but it finally clicked for me. At least with this one album. Killer stuff - http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related
I use jazz and classical music exclusively now for when I'm painting. well, opera, too. some jazz, I just can't get into, and the Grooveshark jazz station isn't that great, playing a lot of Ella Fitzgerald, who I don't like that much. But I've built my own playlist of the hancocks, davises, minguses, parkers, gillespies, wallers, coltranes, etc. since each son is about 10 minutes, I have about 2 hours worth of listening, and if it repeats then I'm not really paying attention anyway. It's great for creative endeavors.
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Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: "Gmburns2000 wrote: that blows (kind of like this website the past year). I was thinking the same thing the other day but it's not like we do anything to change the fact. When was the last time you started a well intended and useful thread in a climbing forum? I think mine was the "Near Miss Report" thread and that was almost two years ago. I can't remember mine. I've done a few news notes. Maybe mine was the speed record by Caldwell and Honnold. Still, none of the big hitters are here anymore. I don't even see JT. I anticipate a long, long recovery.
It's been a long time since my last useful thread. Most of the stuff that can be talked about has already been talked about. So, really, is there a point in trying to be useful?
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Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: In related knews. I rolled my left ankle fri for the 2nd time in 2 weaks. Saturday wuz soar, 2day iz better. Hoping and praying that iz better by Vet's weekend. Wife suggested we hit Josh. Oh yea. that blows (kind of like this website the past year). Rolled ankles suck. ankles suck in general, actually. They take for freakin' ever to heel. (could've had a decent pun there if I wanted to work harder). climbing or hiking or camping?
1st was walking over the hose in the garden.
2nd was walking down the street, which had an uneven getter. 
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epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: "Gmburns2000 wrote: that blows (kind of like this website the past year). I was thinking the same thing the other day but it's not like we do anything to change the fact. When was the last time you started a well intended and useful thread in a climbing forum? I think mine was the "Near Miss Report" thread and that was almost two years ago. I can't remember mine. I've done a few news notes. Maybe mine was the speed record by Caldwell and Honnold. Still, none of the big hitters are here anymore. I don't even see JT. I anticipate a long, long recovery. It's been a long time since my last useful thread. Most of the stuff that can be talked about has already been talked about. So, really, is there a point in trying to be useful?
No good trolls lately.
All the noobs have been driven off by the angry old climber comments "do a search Ahole." So not even any freindly help threads to be had.
Very little good
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ran race...
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got to experience some Gems of San Fransisco
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donald949 wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: donald949 wrote: In related knews. I rolled my left ankle fri for the 2nd time in 2 weaks. Saturday wuz soar, 2day iz better. Hoping and praying that iz better by Vet's weekend. Wife suggested we hit Josh. Oh yea. that blows (kind of like this website the past year). Rolled ankles suck. ankles suck in general, actually. They take for freakin' ever to heel. (could've had a decent pun there if I wanted to work harder). climbing or hiking or camping? Er, neither. 1st was walking over the hose in the garden. 2nd was walking down the street, which had an uneven getter.
and you want to take a trip to J-Tree. My god. Boa sorte!
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notapplicable wrote: Ok, so I like some stuff in pretty much every genre of music. I've never been able to get in to jazz though. Not really. Well I listened to Miles Davis's Kind of Blue today and that shit blew my mind. Don't know how or why but it finally clicked for me. At least with this one album. Killer stuff - http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related
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donald949 wrote: epoch wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: notapplicable wrote: "Gmburns2000 wrote: that blows (kind of like this website the past year). I was thinking the same thing the other day but it's not like we do anything to change the fact. When was the last time you started a well intended and useful thread in a climbing forum? I think mine was the "Near Miss Report" thread and that was almost two years ago. I can't remember mine. I've done a few news notes. Maybe mine was the speed record by Caldwell and Honnold. Still, none of the big hitters are here anymore. I don't even see JT. I anticipate a long, long recovery. It's been a long time since my last useful thread. Most of the stuff that can be talked about has already been talked about. So, really, is there a point in trying to be useful? Nope. Not so much. No good trolls lately. All the noobs have been driven off by the angry old climber comments "do a search Ahole." So not even any freindly help threads to be had. Very little good
I feel like I should actually be climbing in order to start a thread about climbing. All those "not climbing but" threads very quickly go downhill.
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Plus, I don't feel good right now. Woe is me 
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