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Kartessa
May 17, 2012, 1:34 AM
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If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do:
EAT MORE BACON!
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Greggle
May 17, 2012, 1:39 AM
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Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON!
Duh!
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notapplicable
May 17, 2012, 3:37 AM
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I think I'm getting an ingrown toenail. It doesn't hurt too much, more just uncomfortable. I've never had one before though so I can't be sure.
Does anybody have experience with ingrown toenails?
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bjbkkb
May 17, 2012, 3:45 AM
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soak your foot in some hot water with Epsom salts in it.
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shimanilami
May 17, 2012, 6:43 AM
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I got them all the time as a kid and ended up having a procedure done on both big toes, where the doctor removed about half of the toenails (cut them down the middle and pulled off half the nail with some pliers) and killed that portion of the nail "follicle" (?) with some chemical. It hurt to walk for a few weeks, but basically solved the problem. Pretty extreme, but it worked.
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qwert
May 17, 2012, 8:24 AM
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So, wheigt west = dude bra?
shimanilami wrote: I got them all the time as a kid and ended up having a procedure done on both big toes, where the doctor removed about half of the toenails (cut them down the middle and pulled off half the nail with some pliers) and killed that portion of the nail "follicle" (?) with some chemical. It hurt to walk for a few weeks, but basically solved the problem. Pretty extreme, but it worked.
The only thing that somewhat helped was "medical manicure" (dont know the right term in english), where some "paper" was stuffed in under and around the toenail, to widen the flesh around it, so that it could move out again.
Welcome to a life of ugly, wierd toes! (But sandals and flipflops are ugly anyways…)
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Kartessa
May 17, 2012, 10:15 AM
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notapplicable wrote: I think I'm getting an ingrown toenail. It doesn't hurt too much, more just uncomfortable. I've never had one before though so I can't be sure. Does anybody have experience with ingrown toenails?
Motherfucker hijacked my thread!
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qwert
May 17, 2012, 11:53 AM
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Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: I think I'm getting an ingrown toenail. It doesn't hurt too much, more just uncomfortable. I've never had one before though so I can't be sure. Does anybody have experience with ingrown toenails? Motherfucker hijacked my thread!
qwert
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SylviaSmile
May 17, 2012, 1:51 PM
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Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON!
Kartessa, I lol'ed 
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SylviaSmile
May 17, 2012, 1:54 PM
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shimanilami wrote: I got them all the time as a kid and ended up having a procedure done on both big toes, where the doctor removed about half of the toenails (cut them down the middle and pulled off half the nail with some pliers) and killed that portion of the nail "follicle" (?) with some chemical. It hurt to walk for a few weeks, but basically solved the problem. Pretty extreme, but it worked.
When I was a kid I narrowly avoided having to have this done by using the Epsom salts bath described above. Also, wearing sandals/non-constricting shoes whenever possible was part of the treatment. My younger brother was not so lucky, and it sounds extremely unpleasant to let it get to the point of medical intervention.
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May 17, 2012, 3:59 PM
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qwert wrote: Kartessa wrote: notapplicable wrote: I think I'm getting an ingrown toenail. It doesn't hurt too much, more just uncomfortable. I've never had one before though so I can't be sure. Does anybody have experience with ingrown toenails? Motherfucker hijacked my thread! Well, hijacking airplanes became quite hard, with all that new safety stuff they have, so he had to hijack your thread! qwert
Hijacking airplanes is not that hard. But I agree, hijacking a thread is way easier.
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cracklover
May 17, 2012, 4:51 PM
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Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON!
I don't recommend this. Recently I spent the better part of three weeks visiting friends and family, and generally eating way too much. I came home to discover I'd gained somewhere around 5 to 8 pounds. It's been a bitch to try to lose it again.
On the other hand, yesterday I put on a backpack that weighed more than I do. Walking with it on was quite the challenge, but taking it off was quite easy.
So, really, if you have reason to put on weight, I'd recommend putting it on in a form you can easily take it off again.
GO
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Kartessa
May 17, 2012, 4:57 PM
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cracklover wrote: Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON! I don't recommend this. Recently I spent the better part of three weeks visiting friends and family, and generally eating way too much. I came home to discover I'd gained somewhere around 5 to 8 pounds. It's been a bitch to try to lose it again. On the other hand, yesterday I put on a backpack that weighed more than I do. Walking with it on was quite the challenge, but taking it off was quite easy. So, really, if you have reason to put on weight, I'd recommend putting it on in a form you can easily take it off again. GO
5-8lbs!? Pfft! Amateur.
I've given myself an extra 20lbs since my son's diagnosis in November.
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granite_grrl
May 17, 2012, 4:58 PM
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cracklover wrote: Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON! I don't recommend this. Recently I spent the better part of three weeks visiting friends and family, and generally eating way too much. I came home to discover I'd gained somewhere around 5 to 8 pounds. It's been a bitch to try to lose it again. On the other hand, yesterday I put on a backpack that weighed more than I do. Walking with it on was quite the challenge, but taking it off was quite easy. So, really, if you have reason to put on weight, I'd recommend putting it on in a form you can easily take it off again. GO
Yes, but Kartessa's method gives us the instantanious self gratification we so often deny ourselves. No more starving yourself of the best things out there, like bacon, cookies and pasta with alfredo sauce. No more guilt about cracking that extra beer (or three) after work. No more self hatred when you have ice cream for breakfast....and you get wicked strong fingers.
Sounds like the best of both worlds.
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cracklover
May 17, 2012, 5:13 PM
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Kartessa wrote: cracklover wrote: Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON! I don't recommend this. Recently I spent the better part of three weeks visiting friends and family, and generally eating way too much. I came home to discover I'd gained somewhere around 5 to 8 pounds. It's been a bitch to try to lose it again. On the other hand, yesterday I put on a backpack that weighed more than I do. Walking with it on was quite the challenge, but taking it off was quite easy. So, really, if you have reason to put on weight, I'd recommend putting it on in a form you can easily take it off again. GO 5-8lbs!? Pfft! Amateur. I've given myself an extra 20lbs since my son's diagnosis in November.
Hmm... some quick math suggests that I gained weight much more quickly. And really sorry to hear your son's unwell. 
granite_grrl wrote: Yes, but Kartessa's method gives us the instantanious self gratification we so often deny ourselves. No more starving yourself of the best things out there, like bacon, cookies and pasta with alfredo sauce. No more guilt about cracking that extra beer (or three) after work. No more self hatred when you have ice cream for breakfast....and you get wicked strong fingers. Sounds like the best of both worlds.
Hmm... you make an excellent point. But then my wife starts calling me Tubby, and I don't like that very much. Maybe if I stop bathing she won't notice the wobbly middle when I take my shirt off - she'll be too busy gagging and backing away.
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May 17, 2012, 11:53 PM
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Kartessa wrote: If you wanted to flail on a V1, you don't need a weight vest. Just do what I do: EAT MORE BACON!
MOG
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Kartessa
May 18, 2012, 9:52 AM
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Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?!
One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers.
Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad.
Fuck you mods
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Kartessa wrote: Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?! One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers. Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad. Fuck you mods
Bitchbitchbicth. 
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SylviaSmile
May 18, 2012, 1:18 PM
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Kartessa wrote: Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?! One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers. Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad. Fuck you mods
It is sad to be banished to Community. I felt that my ham sandwich thread was totally about climbing. 
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notapplicable
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Kartessa wrote: Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?! One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers. Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad. Fuck you mods
Sweet success, oh how I like to revel in the!
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donald949
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SylviaSmile wrote: Kartessa wrote: Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?! One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers. Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad. Fuck you mods It is sad to be banished to Community. I felt that my ham sandwich thread was totally about climbing.
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SylviaSmile
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donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Kartessa wrote: Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?! One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers. Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad. Fuck you mods It is sad to be banished to Community. I felt that my ham sandwich thread was totally about climbing. Well yea, ham sammies are climbing. Perhaps trad climbing, but those specific areas are little used.
Yeah, if the "Living out of your car" thread gets to stay in "Climbing", then this one and the ham sandwich one ought to be able to go back too . . .
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Kartessa
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SylviaSmile wrote: donald949 wrote: SylviaSmile wrote: Kartessa wrote: Wtf mods!? I posted this about climbing, training and weight gain. Why you gotta near-shit-can the post and send it to scummunity?! One OT reply and it's banished to the darkest corners of the forum. Fuck, even NA's hijacking in the name of "ingrown toenails" can still help climbers. Now my stoner joke will be filled with ponies and Chad. Fuck you mods It is sad to be banished to Community. I felt that my ham sandwich thread was totally about climbing. Well yea, ham sammies are climbing. Perhaps trad climbing, but those specific areas are little used. Yeah, if the "Living out of your car" thread gets to stay in "Climbing", then this one and the ham sandwich one ought to be able to go back too . . .
I should cross-post this thread n00b-style in all the forumz!
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