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Hey Camhat, I think I finally found the replacement for katanas. I got some Scarpa Vapor Velcorz and they are awesome. Wide forefoot. They have the same front velcro fold over the outside of the foot as katanas so no good for cracks but as a face velcro shoe they are great, wider toebox which fits my foot.

Different, more asym shape than the Force or Feroce.

We've been moving more and more away from stiffy shooz. My katanas were made for Xzzz, but I barely wore them. Just like sensitive floppy shoes better. Seems if your feet are strong enough, you don't need edges as much.


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So at one point, camhat got outsprayed by a local route developer person. The wanker pretty much soaked the entire crag, but klikker made the mistake of asking him for some beta. Dribz put on hiz raincoat and walked over to save klikker and get a catch.

The worst part was that there was 6-8 children in a posse with the spraylord, and he appeared to be grooming a posse of little wankers. Even the devil dog went and hid in a cave.

those spray battles can really escalate. you don't wuntz to be around for that.

I finally just showed him up by onsighting El Shinto Left. Woo!


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Woo, walk-in PTFTW!


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Headed back down to SoUT in a couple days. Oh, and Jack, I scored a power drill! Time to bolt some carcks!


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Hey Camhat, I think I finally found the replacement for katanas. I got some Scarpa Vapor Velcorz and they are awesome. Wide forefoot. They have the same front velcro fold over the outside of the foot as katanas so no good for cracks but as a face velcro shoe they are great, wider toebox which fits my foot.

Different, more asym shape than the Force or Feroce.

We've been moving more and more away from stiffy shooz. My katanas were made for Xzzz, but I barely wore them. Just like sensitive floppy shoes better. Seems if your feet are strong enough, you don't need edges as much.

I hate standing on small stuff in floppy shoes. Part of the issue is that I have sweaty feet, which will slide and roll more in a softer shoe.


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Hey Camhat, I think I finally found the replacement for katanas. I got some Scarpa Vapor Velcorz and they are awesome. Wide forefoot. They have the same front velcro fold over the outside of the foot as katanas so no good for cracks but as a face velcro shoe they are great, wider toebox which fits my foot.

Different, more asym shape than the Force or Feroce.

We've been moving more and more away from stiffy shooz. My katanas were made for Xzzz, but I barely wore them. Just like sensitive floppy shoes better. Seems if your feet are strong enough, you don't need edges as much.

I hate standing on small stuff in floppy shoes. Part of the issue is that I have sweaty feet, which will slide and roll more in a softer shoe.

I guess I don't mean THAT floppy. Rather, I mean less support. Was wearing the Projects for everything by the end of this trip.


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Headed back down to SoUT in a couple days. Oh, and Jack, I scored a power drill! Time to bolt some carcks!



I'll get to teh Po in teh next few dayz.


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Just had Fluff for the first time... WTF!!!!!

I can still feel it making its way to my stomach even after 20 minutes.


...and yes, I will resist eating the rest and keep my slim koala look.

I will admit that I have never tried it. I think I'll keep it that way.


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Tweaked my finger on the weekend. Super pissed at myself. It shouldn't totally stop me from climbing but I'll probably have to take it easy for a while.


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Headed back down to SoUT in a couple days. Oh, and Jack, I scored a power drill! Time to bolt some carcks!

Be extra careful loading that thing into the back of your truck. You're at 75% capacity for windows.


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Cornelius biting down on Power Lust

That's a fun route.


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Holy shit, near epic in SLC yesterday. Drove up to Slick City to pick up dribble, had some time to kill. Went and snagged a hand-drill from a fiernd, talked to teh Trapper Jim about the best bultz to use on the sekrit radness in South Central UT. Then went to meet a friend to go bouldering in Little Cottonwood. Shitty conditions for granite slopers, we both sucked it up, I told her about closets, drumsets, and dignity, which is where we should have put our moccs right then.

Went back to the parking area, were going to each drive to go get some food. Started up Old Red, pulled forward, and CRUNCH, the whole front end just falls down. Get out and the drivers side wheel is crumpled in on itself, it's resting the bumper on the concrete. If a truck could be nizzled in the fetal position, this was it.

Got my friend to drive me to the mouth of the canyon, called parents to come down and pick up drivel and I at the airport, txt dribble with the message "car's fucked, dad's coming to get you."

Called a towtruck, meet him at a 7-11 (where I got a slurpee, woo!). The driver turned out to be totally cool. Offers to tow to his shop and not charge me if I have him fix it, I have no other option than to go "fuck yeah!" Looks at it, diagnoses a ball joint, says he can fix it over the weakend for a few hundred bucks. I'm not sure how much it will wind up costing, but at the moment the crunch happened, I automatically assumed that this was curtains for Old Red, so I'm psyched if it's less than a grand.

I root through my road trip gear in the truck, have to get out important stuff for the next couple days, since I'll be up in Logan, and truck will be in SLC, about 90 minutes apart). I mention to the driver-mechanic that I've got a bunch of climbing and camping gearz in the back of the truck, which doesn't lock very well, and he just says, "Man, my yard's got two pit bulls!" So, good feeling all around.

Load minimal stuff in my friend's car, drive to the airport, meet dribble, then my dad pulls up and takes us up to Logan. Went pretty smooth, considering.

Then, to top it all off, on the way home, I get a txt from another friend (asshole ex-roomie, for those who have strong drivel saga GU), saying that this very same day, HIS truck got stolen form in front of his house!

I can't resist, so I respond back, "did they take the Creedence? Have you got any leads?" He replies by saying that this is the third time he's heard that joke from his asshole friends.

Still hoping that the joint will be fixed today or tomorrow, so the clamhats can get to Xzzz on time.




*I am sure that snoppy is very sorry that the ball joint didn't get nizzled while I was driving at 80mph on I-15, as opposed to in a parking lot. That would have been really bad.
One of the last things to get fixed on Patty was the ball joint, but there were serious warning signs...like the entire car shaking like crazy whenever I was turning towards the right going over 50 mph.

Would that have been something more like a wheel bearing? Though I've never had a ball joint go.

Paul, did the mechanic take a look at the rest of your truck's undercarriage? I would think if a ball joing has gone you should make sure nothing else is ready to.

Durp. I know exactly what incident broke the ball joint. My truck rolled into a curb about 4 days earlier.

back from Xzzz. Was pretty mellow for the most part. Dribble got some good OSs and one good RP. I onsighted a hard climb that ticked off an entire wall, woo!

Good one! Seems like the Gerks are all biting down hard lately... even teh koala is now coming out of his coma.


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back from Xzzz. Was pretty mellow for the most part. Dribble got some good OSs and one good RP. I onsighted a hard climb that ticked off an entire wall, woo!

This is the lamest TR EVAR! I think I prefer a good sprayshower, after all.

And I don't know what dribble was smoking, but I one-hung Behemoth 1st go and thought it was way easier than Center El Shinto. Don't know if I can make the move without hanging first right now, because it is a high right sidepull, but that route is super fun. And the trophy at the top is still funny.


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back from Xzzz. Was pretty mellow for the most part. Dribble got some good OSs and one good RP. I onsighted a hard climb that ticked off an entire wall, woo!

This is the lamest TR EVAR! I think I prefer a good sprayshower, after all.

And I don't know what dribble was smoking, but I one-hung Behemoth 1st go and thought it was way easier than Center El Shinto. Don't know if I can make the move without hanging first right now, because it is a high right sidepull, but that route is super fun. And the trophy at the top is still funny.

Dribble never got on GWB. Mel & Joe did, and were the originators of the negative comments. Dribble got on Pick Pocket, and proclaimed it reachy. I didn't think it was that hard last year, but then made it my only blackpoint this season.

Also, 8a.spu sez that Dribble's onzite took [vanity search]Misty Murphy[/vanity search] three goes! [nelson]ha ha![/nelson].


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back from Xzzz. Was pretty mellow for the most part. Dribble got some good OSs and one good RP. I onsighted a hard climb that ticked off an entire wall, woo!

This is the lamest TR EVAR! I think I prefer a good sprayshower, after all.

And I don't know what dribble was smoking, but I one-hung Behemoth 1st go and thought it was way easier than Center El Shinto. Don't know if I can make the move without hanging first right now, because it is a high right sidepull, but that route is super fun. And the trophy at the top is still funny.


I was dissapointed at the less than comprehensive TR asswell.


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back from Xzzz. Was pretty mellow for the most part. Dribble got some good OSs and one good RP. I onsighted a hard climb that ticked off an entire wall, woo!

This is the lamest TR EVAR! I think I prefer a good sprayshower, after all.

And I don't know what dribble was smoking, but I one-hung Behemoth 1st go and thought it was way easier than Center El Shinto. Don't know if I can make the move without hanging first right now, because it is a high right sidepull, but that route is super fun. And the trophy at the top is still funny.


I was dissapointed at the less than comprehensive TR asswell.

from what I've gathered, you guys climbed 5 or 6 rowts. Most notably, the El Shintos.


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Man this thread fuckin sucks.


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Man this thread fuckin sucks.
Yes, it does. No reason for you to hang around then?


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Headed back down to SoUT in a couple days. Oh, and Jack, I scored a power drill! Time to bolt some carcks!

Be extra careful loading that thing into the back of your truck. You're at 75% capacity for windows.

Got the window fixied, with some plexiglass, silicone, some metal stays, and a few self-driving screws. And all it cost me was giving an old climbing rope to the glass store owner. Local shops FTW.


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Ok, more comprehensive and completely accurate trip report:

We rolled into Xzzz around 9pm on day 1, loaded with food, beers, mesh backed hats, and a working ball joint. Team East Coast was already there at the pay site: Banz, Lena, Banz's old climbing mentor, and a few others that we knew a bit or not at all. Hung out, crashed in their campsite that night in the back of the taco, since we didn't want to mess with finding the upper free sites in the dark.

Next morning, we go set up camp at a gneiss free spot. It was the last open site, and someone had left an old sun shower on a rock there, but I figured, "booty, not fixed gear." Got the tent up, Dribble got mad at me for making a quip about easterners wanting to stay at pay sites and shit in real toilets.

Went and climbed at a mediocre area, and had to help deal with a dude who had a seizure at the bottom of the cliff. Got him evacked, did a couple routes, and I convinced Banz and Lena to come to a nice afternoon shade crag. They almost didn't come, since Banz's mentor refused to hike more than five minutes, but we convinced them to come. Banz complained about the hike, then saw the rock quality at Mondo Crag and declared that he was never climbing anywhere else. FTW!

Did a couple routes, then Lena and Banz flashed this cool one one plus plus. Dribble almost sent, but got hosed down by bad beta about not clipping from some hold that was actually not even that bad. Next thing we know, I'm climbing, and I see this dirty hippy with a big fricking beard come by that dribble's talking to, and I'm thinking, "who the hell is that guy?" Turns out it was Doc.

Went back to our camp, and were confronted by an angry Iowan who was like "Didn't you see my stuff here?" I think he thought that his one empty sun shower was enough to mark his territory. Then I realized that he was probably this friend of Tony's (our gym owner), so I diffused the situation by dropping his name.

Dribble then quietly mumbled "when unfamiliar Indians would meet each other on the trail, they would secure peace relations by establishing kinship ties; and seeing who they both were related to." This is what we did, and the guy turned out to be cool with us camping at his place. Mosquitos were really bad that night, and in one of my desperation attempts to clean shit up while being bitten, I accidentally the front window of my taco topper with a hammer drill. The whole thing.

Next morning we chilled and read while we waited for the carg to go in the shade by noon or so. Decided to move camp, because of the mosquitos and not wanting to infringe on Iowan with the rest of our crew that was coming up. Got a way better camp.

Climbed the climbz, Dribble decided that she hated limestone, I almost onsighted a hard 12b, but was psyched I did that well after a month off or whatever. Met a cool v14 cockroach at the crag named Moosmuller. I guess his parents were pretty badass climbers in the Renob area back in the 80s. See Eye, Jackhole, you guys recognize that name?

Rest day, street dance, rodeo. Then went up to the Shinto Wall, where the spray fest with the route developer occured. He was a bit butthurt at s suggesting that the first bultz were so low that they didnt do any good. Unfortunately, he did not stick around to see me onsite his soft 12c. However, I did embarrass dribble by a-bit-too-loudly yelling "Woo, I onsited Shinto Wall!" when I clipped the anchors, and a well-know pro-tard climber was in earshot. Whatevah, I do not geev a SHEET.

Dribble took two runs on a rad line called Center Shinto, techy 12b. Never got all the moves, continued to call Xzzz a chossheap, and finally left with a fiernd to get ice cream. On the way down later, I came across a rubber boa, a badass and kind of rare species of snake. Made my day, WOO!

Next day, we took Banz and Lena up to Shinto, although Banz's mentor refused to go, and it seems that Banz has a this weird fixation with being a perma-sub for the guy. All he kept doing was complaining about appraoches, getting butthurt at being left, then only wanting to climb 2 routes a day. We wished Jackhole was here to tell him the truth about his lameness.

Banz set up rigging to shoot pics of Dribble on center Shinto, then we got cut in really quick by a boulderite who promised to be fast, right before hangdogging for 45 minutes. Even more hilarious and obnoxious, his terrible cunt of a belayer alternated between cupping Banz's balls since he is a pro photog, and being rude to Dribble for waiting in line after her. Fucking Boulderites. Dribble then sent the rig in pure pissed off anger style, and declared that limestone was not as bad as it thought it was.

That's about it. Last day we mostly did easier stuff, team clamhat both flashed this 12a called Cocaine Rodeo, which may have been my favorite route of the trip. Dribble drove to the Denver airport with a friend, and I guess that the East Coast crüe is still there, but I've got to go back to SoUt and bolt some cracks. That is awl.


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Man this thread fuckin sucks.

Hmmm. I remember the first time I heard the term "Utard"... Hi Joe?


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Ok, more comprehensive and completely accurate trip report:

We rolled into Xzzz around 9pm on day 1, loaded with food, beers, mesh backed hats, and a working ball joint. Team East Coast was already there at the pay site: Banz, Lena, Banz's old climbing mentor, and a few others that we knew a bit or not at all. Hung out, crashed in their campsite that night in the back of the taco, since we didn't want to mess with finding the upper free sites in the dark.

Next morning, we go set up camp at a gneiss free spot. It was the last open site, and someone had left an old sun shower on a rock there, but I figured, "booty, not fixed gear." Got the tent up, Dribble got mad at me for making a quip about easterners wanting to stay at pay sites and shit in real toilets.

Went and climbed at a mediocre area, and had to help deal with a dude who had a seizure at the bottom of the cliff. Got him evacked, did a couple routes, and I convinced Banz and Lena to come to a nice afternoon shade crag. They almost didn't come, since Banz's mentor refused to hike more than five minutes, but we convinced them to come. Banz complained about the hike, then saw the rock quality at Mondo Crag and declared that he was never climbing anywhere else. FTW!

Did a couple routes, then Lena and Banz flashed this cool one one plus plus. Dribble almost sent, but got hosed down by bad beta about not clipping from some hold that was actually not even that bad. Next thing we know, I'm climbing, and I see this dirty hippy with a big fricking beard come by that dribble's talking to, and I'm thinking, "who the hell is that guy?" Turns out it was Doc.

Went back to our camp, and were confronted by an angry Iowan who was like "Didn't you see my stuff here?" I think he thought that his one empty sun shower was enough to mark his territory. Then I realized that he was probably this friend of Tony's (our gym owner), so I diffused the situation by dropping his name.

Dribble then quietly mumbled "when unfamiliar Indians would meet each other on the trail, they would secure peace relations by establishing kinship ties; and seeing who they both were related to." This is what we did, and the guy turned out to be cool with us camping at his place. Mosquitos were really bad that night, and in one of my desperation attempts to clean shit up while being bitten, I accidentally the front window of my taco topper with a hammer drill. The whole thing.

Next morning we chilled and read while we waited for the carg to go in the shade by noon or so. Decided to move camp, because of the mosquitos and not wanting to infringe on Iowan with the rest of our crew that was coming up. Got a way better camp.

Climbed the climbz, Dribble decided that she hated limestone, I almost onsighted a hard 12b, but was psyched I did that well after a month off or whatever. Met a cool v14 cockroach at the crag named Moosmuller. I guess his parents were pretty badass climbers in the Renob area back in the 80s. See Eye, Jackhole, you guys recognize that name?

Rest day, street dance, rodeo. Then went up to the Shinto Wall, where the spray fest with the route developer occured. He was a bit butthurt at s suggesting that the first bultz were so low that they didnt do any good. Unfortunately, he did not stick around to see me onsite his soft 12c. However, I did embarrass dribble by a-bit-too-loudly yelling "Woo, I onsited Shinto Wall!" when I clipped the anchors, and a well-know pro-tard climber was in earshot. Whatevah, I do not geev a SHEET.

Dribble took two runs on a rad line called Center Shinto, techy 12b. Never got all the moves, continued to call Xzzz a chossheap, and finally left with a fiernd to get ice cream. On the way down later, I came across a rubber boa, a badass and kind of rare species of snake. Made my day, WOO!

Next day, we took Banz and Lena up to Shinto, although Banz's mentor refused to go, and it seems that Banz has a this weird fixation with being a perma-sub for the guy. All he kept doing was complaining about appraoches, getting butthurt at being left, then only wanting to climb 2 routes a day. We wished Jackhole was here to tell him the truth about his lameness.

Banz set up rigging to shoot pics of Dribble on center Shinto, then we got cut in really quick by a boulderite who promised to be fast, right before hangdogging for 45 minutes. Even more hilarious and obnoxious, his terrible cunt of a belayer alternated between cupping Banz's balls since he is a pro photog, and being rude to Dribble for waiting in line after her. Fucking Boulderites. Dribble then sent the rig in pure pissed off anger style, and declared that limestone was not as bad as it thought it was.

That's about it. Last day we mostly did easier stuff, team clamhat both flashed this 12a called Cocaine Rodeo, which may have been my favorite route of the trip. Dribble drove to the Denver airport with a friend, and I guess that the East Coast crüe is still there, but I've got to go back to SoUt and bolt some cracks. That is awl.

hah. That's great banz gets cupped for being a pro while drizzle is dissed by the 'fast' boulderites.

Yeah, I have seen urs around over the years, usually on really hard stuff at Donner summit. I think he is now a boulderite as well.


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Ok, more comprehensive and completely accurate trip report:

We rolled into Xzzz around 9pm on day 1, loaded with food, beers, mesh backed hats, and a working ball joint. Team East Coast was already there at the pay site: Banz, Lena, Banz's old climbing mentor, and a few others that we knew a bit or not at all. Hung out, crashed in their campsite that night in the back of the taco, since we didn't want to mess with finding the upper free sites in the dark.

Next morning, we go set up camp at a gneiss free spot. It was the last open site, and someone had left an old sun shower on a rock there, but I figured, "booty, not fixed gear." Got the tent up, Dribble got mad at me for making a quip about easterners wanting to stay at pay sites and shit in real toilets.

Went and climbed at a mediocre area, and had to help deal with a dude who had a seizure at the bottom of the cliff. Got him evacked, did a couple routes, and I convinced Banz and Lena to come to a nice afternoon shade crag. They almost didn't come, since Banz's mentor refused to hike more than five minutes, but we convinced them to come. Banz complained about the hike, then saw the rock quality at Mondo Crag and declared that he was never climbing anywhere else. FTW!

Did a couple routes, then Lena and Banz flashed this cool one one plus plus. Dribble almost sent, but got hosed down by bad beta about not clipping from some hold that was actually not even that bad. Next thing we know, I'm climbing, and I see this dirty hippy with a big fricking beard come by that dribble's talking to, and I'm thinking, "who the hell is that guy?" Turns out it was Doc.

Went back to our camp, and were confronted by an angry Iowan who was like "Didn't you see my stuff here?" I think he thought that his one empty sun shower was enough to mark his territory. Then I realized that he was probably this friend of Tony's (our gym owner), so I diffused the situation by dropping his name.

Dribble then quietly mumbled "when unfamiliar Indians would meet each other on the trail, they would secure peace relations by establishing kinship ties; and seeing who they both were related to." This is what we did, and the guy turned out to be cool with us camping at his place. Mosquitos were really bad that night, and in one of my desperation attempts to clean shit up while being bitten, I accidentally the front window of my taco topper with a hammer drill. The whole thing.

Next morning we chilled and read while we waited for the carg to go in the shade by noon or so. Decided to move camp, because of the mosquitos and not wanting to infringe on Iowan with the rest of our crew that was coming up. Got a way better camp.

Climbed the climbz, Dribble decided that she hated limestone, I almost onsighted a hard 12b, but was psyched I did that well after a month off or whatever. Met a cool v14 cockroach at the crag named Moosmuller. I guess his parents were pretty badass climbers in the Renob area back in the 80s. See Eye, Jackhole, you guys recognize that name?

Rest day, street dance, rodeo. Then went up to the Shinto Wall, where the spray fest with the route developer occured. He was a bit butthurt at s suggesting that the first bultz were so low that they didnt do any good. Unfortunately, he did not stick around to see me onsite his soft 12c. However, I did embarrass dribble by a-bit-too-loudly yelling "Woo, I onsited Shinto Wall!" when I clipped the anchors, and a well-know pro-tard climber was in earshot. Whatevah, I do not geev a SHEET.

Dribble took two runs on a rad line called Center Shinto, techy 12b. Never got all the moves, continued to call Xzzz a chossheap, and finally left with a fiernd to get ice cream. On the way down later, I came across a rubber boa, a badass and kind of rare species of snake. Made my day, WOO!

Next day, we took Banz and Lena up to Shinto, although Banz's mentor refused to go, and it seems that Banz has a this weird fixation with being a perma-sub for the guy. All he kept doing was complaining about appraoches, getting butthurt at being left, then only wanting to climb 2 routes a day. We wished Jackhole was here to tell him the truth about his lameness.

Banz set up rigging to shoot pics of Dribble on center Shinto, then we got cut in really quick by a boulderite who promised to be fast, right before hangdogging for 45 minutes. Even more hilarious and obnoxious, his terrible cunt of a belayer alternated between cupping Banz's balls since he is a pro photog, and being rude to Dribble for waiting in line after her. Fucking Boulderites. Dribble then sent the rig in pure pissed off anger style, and declared that limestone was not as bad as it thought it was.

That's about it. Last day we mostly did easier stuff, team clamhat both flashed this 12a called Cocaine Rodeo, which may have been my favorite route of the trip. Dribble drove to the Denver airport with a friend, and I guess that the East Coast crüe is still there, but I've got to go back to SoUt and bolt some cracks. That is awl.

hah. That's great banz gets cupped for being a pro while drizzle is dissed by the 'fast' boulderites.

Yeah, I have seen urs around over the years, usually on really hard stuff at Donner summit. I think he is now a boulderite as well.

Yeah, I think he said he lives in boulder but he was with a Denver crew. He's adorable like a puppy dog. We danced at the street party.

And that belayer was a stupid cunt.


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camhead wrote:
Ok, more comprehensive and completely accurate trip report:

We rolled into Xzzz around 9pm on day 1, loaded with food, beers, mesh backed hats, and a working ball joint. Team East Coast was already there at the pay site: Banz, Lena, Banz's old climbing mentor, and a few others that we knew a bit or not at all. Hung out, crashed in their campsite that night in the back of the taco, since we didn't want to mess with finding the upper free sites in the dark.

Next morning, we go set up camp at a gneiss free spot. It was the last open site, and someone had left an old sun shower on a rock there, but I figured, "booty, not fixed gear." Got the tent up, Dribble got mad at me for making a quip about easterners wanting to stay at pay sites and shit in real toilets.

Went and climbed at a mediocre area, and had to help deal with a dude who had a seizure at the bottom of the cliff. Got him evacked, did a couple routes, and I convinced Banz and Lena to come to a nice afternoon shade crag. They almost didn't come, since Banz's mentor refused to hike more than five minutes, but we convinced them to come. Banz complained about the hike, then saw the rock quality at Mondo Crag and declared that he was never climbing anywhere else. FTW!

Did a couple routes, then Lena and Banz flashed this cool one one plus plus. Dribble almost sent, but got hosed down by bad beta about not clipping from some hold that was actually not even that bad. Next thing we know, I'm climbing, and I see this dirty hippy with a big fricking beard come by that dribble's talking to, and I'm thinking, "who the hell is that guy?" Turns out it was Doc.

Went back to our camp, and were confronted by an angry Iowan who was like "Didn't you see my stuff here?" I think he thought that his one empty sun shower was enough to mark his territory. Then I realized that he was probably this friend of Tony's (our gym owner), so I diffused the situation by dropping his name.

Dribble then quietly mumbled "when unfamiliar Indians would meet each other on the trail, they would secure peace relations by establishing kinship ties; and seeing who they both were related to." This is what we did, and the guy turned out to be cool with us camping at his place. Mosquitos were really bad that night, and in one of my desperation attempts to clean shit up while being bitten, I accidentally the front window of my taco topper with a hammer drill. The whole thing.

Next morning we chilled and read while we waited for the carg to go in the shade by noon or so. Decided to move camp, because of the mosquitos and not wanting to infringe on Iowan with the rest of our crew that was coming up. Got a way better camp.

Climbed the climbz, Dribble decided that she hated limestone, I almost onsighted a hard 12b, but was psyched I did that well after a month off or whatever. Met a cool v14 cockroach at the crag named Moosmuller. I guess his parents were pretty badass climbers in the Renob area back in the 80s. See Eye, Jackhole, you guys recognize that name?

Rest day, street dance, rodeo. Then went up to the Shinto Wall, where the spray fest with the route developer occured. He was a bit butthurt at s suggesting that the first bultz were so low that they didnt do any good. Unfortunately, he did not stick around to see me onsite his soft 12c. However, I did embarrass dribble by a-bit-too-loudly yelling "Woo, I onsited Shinto Wall!" when I clipped the anchors, and a well-know pro-tard climber was in earshot. Whatevah, I do not geev a SHEET.

Dribble took two runs on a rad line called Center Shinto, techy 12b. Never got all the moves, continued to call Xzzz a chossheap, and finally left with a fiernd to get ice cream. On the way down later, I came across a rubber boa, a badass and kind of rare species of snake. Made my day, WOO!

Next day, we took Banz and Lena up to Shinto, although Banz's mentor refused to go, and it seems that Banz has a this weird fixation with being a perma-sub for the guy. All he kept doing was complaining about appraoches, getting butthurt at being left, then only wanting to climb 2 routes a day. We wished Jackhole was here to tell him the truth about his lameness.

Banz set up rigging to shoot pics of Dribble on center Shinto, then we got cut in really quick by a boulderite who promised to be fast, right before hangdogging for 45 minutes. Even more hilarious and obnoxious, his terrible cunt of a belayer alternated between cupping Banz's balls since he is a pro photog, and being rude to Dribble for waiting in line after her. Fucking Boulderites. Dribble then sent the rig in pure pissed off anger style, and declared that limestone was not as bad as it thought it was.

That's about it. Last day we mostly did easier stuff, team clamhat both flashed this 12a called Cocaine Rodeo, which may have been my favorite route of the trip. Dribble drove to the Denver airport with a friend, and I guess that the East Coast crüe is still there, but I've got to go back to SoUt and bolt some cracks. That is awl.

hah. That's great banz gets cupped for being a pro while drizzle is dissed by the 'fast' boulderites.

Yeah, I have seen urs around over the years, usually on really hard stuff at Donner summit. I think he is now a boulderite as well.


Urs is cool, but i thought he was denverite? He and his friend were at Superratic when we were there. His friend sent, urs fell on the last move of his sick project, but he was a good sprot about it. JEALUS of his 9-minth climbing trip!

Oh, and team clamhat, good jorb on Cocaine Rodeo. I was really bummed yesterday... went through the bottom without a hitch first go, cruising most of the route... and then got to a high right sidepulley pinch, maybe one draw from the top? And that was the end. :( Such a bummer, bc Banz convinced me that if I went through the bottom and the first bulge cleanly, that would be the end of the hard stuff. And it was really true... except for my stupid gimpy arm. Banz fell on the bottom twice before sending, btw.


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lena_chita wrote:
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camhead wrote:
Ok, more comprehensive and completely accurate trip report:

We rolled into Xzzz around 9pm on day 1, loaded with food, beers, mesh backed hats, and a working ball joint. Team East Coast was already there at the pay site: Banz, Lena, Banz's old climbing mentor, and a few others that we knew a bit or not at all. Hung out, crashed in their campsite that night in the back of the taco, since we didn't want to mess with finding the upper free sites in the dark.

Next morning, we go set up camp at a gneiss free spot. It was the last open site, and someone had left an old sun shower on a rock there, but I figured, "booty, not fixed gear." Got the tent up, Dribble got mad at me for making a quip about easterners wanting to stay at pay sites and shit in real toilets.

Went and climbed at a mediocre area, and had to help deal with a dude who had a seizure at the bottom of the cliff. Got him evacked, did a couple routes, and I convinced Banz and Lena to come to a nice afternoon shade crag. They almost didn't come, since Banz's mentor refused to hike more than five minutes, but we convinced them to come. Banz complained about the hike, then saw the rock quality at Mondo Crag and declared that he was never climbing anywhere else. FTW!

Did a couple routes, then Lena and Banz flashed this cool one one plus plus. Dribble almost sent, but got hosed down by bad beta about not clipping from some hold that was actually not even that bad. Next thing we know, I'm climbing, and I see this dirty hippy with a big fricking beard come by that dribble's talking to, and I'm thinking, "who the hell is that guy?" Turns out it was Doc.

Went back to our camp, and were confronted by an angry Iowan who was like "Didn't you see my stuff here?" I think he thought that his one empty sun shower was enough to mark his territory. Then I realized that he was probably this friend of Tony's (our gym owner), so I diffused the situation by dropping his name.

Dribble then quietly mumbled "when unfamiliar Indians would meet each other on the trail, they would secure peace relations by establishing kinship ties; and seeing who they both were related to." This is what we did, and the guy turned out to be cool with us camping at his place. Mosquitos were really bad that night, and in one of my desperation attempts to clean shit up while being bitten, I accidentally the front window of my taco topper with a hammer drill. The whole thing.

Next morning we chilled and read while we waited for the carg to go in the shade by noon or so. Decided to move camp, because of the mosquitos and not wanting to infringe on Iowan with the rest of our crew that was coming up. Got a way better camp.

Climbed the climbz, Dribble decided that she hated limestone, I almost onsighted a hard 12b, but was psyched I did that well after a month off or whatever. Met a cool v14 cockroach at the crag named Moosmuller. I guess his parents were pretty badass climbers in the Renob area back in the 80s. See Eye, Jackhole, you guys recognize that name?

Rest day, street dance, rodeo. Then went up to the Shinto Wall, where the spray fest with the route developer occured. He was a bit butthurt at s suggesting that the first bultz were so low that they didnt do any good. Unfortunately, he did not stick around to see me onsite his soft 12c. However, I did embarrass dribble by a-bit-too-loudly yelling "Woo, I onsited Shinto Wall!" when I clipped the anchors, and a well-know pro-tard climber was in earshot. Whatevah, I do not geev a SHEET.

Dribble took two runs on a rad line called Center Shinto, techy 12b. Never got all the moves, continued to call Xzzz a chossheap, and finally left with a fiernd to get ice cream. On the way down later, I came across a rubber boa, a badass and kind of rare species of snake. Made my day, WOO!

Next day, we took Banz and Lena up to Shinto, although Banz's mentor refused to go, and it seems that Banz has a this weird fixation with being a perma-sub for the guy. All he kept doing was complaining about appraoches, getting butthurt at being left, then only wanting to climb 2 routes a day. We wished Jackhole was here to tell him the truth about his lameness.

Banz set up rigging to shoot pics of Dribble on center Shinto, then we got cut in really quick by a boulderite who promised to be fast, right before hangdogging for 45 minutes. Even more hilarious and obnoxious, his terrible cunt of a belayer alternated between cupping Banz's balls since he is a pro photog, and being rude to Dribble for waiting in line after her. Fucking Boulderites. Dribble then sent the rig in pure pissed off anger style, and declared that limestone was not as bad as it thought it was.

That's about it. Last day we mostly did easier stuff, team clamhat both flashed this 12a called Cocaine Rodeo, which may have been my favorite route of the trip. Dribble drove to the Denver airport with a friend, and I guess that the East Coast crüe is still there, but I've got to go back to SoUt and bolt some cracks. That is awl.

hah. That's great banz gets cupped for being a pro while drizzle is dissed by the 'fast' boulderites.

Yeah, I have seen urs around over the years, usually on really hard stuff at Donner summit. I think he is now a boulderite as well.


Urs is cool, but i thought he was denverite? He and his friend were at Superratic when we were there. His friend sent, urs fell on the last move of his sick project, but he was a good sprot about it. JEALUS of his 9-minth climbing trip!

Oh, and team clamhat, good jorb on Cocaine Rodeo. I was really bummed yesterday... went through the bottom without a hitch first go, cruising most of the route... and then got to a high right sidepulley pinch, maybe one draw from the top? And that was the end. :( Such a bummer, bc Banz convinced me that if I went through the bottom and the first bulge cleanly, that would be the end of the hard stuff. And it was really true... except for my stupid gimpy arm. Banz fell on the bottom twice before sending, btw.

Aw, lame on that move! I was wondering if that big reach to the sidepull would give you trouble. Dribble hesitated a bit at it, and thought it was the hardest move, as I remember.

Fucking slammed right now with all kinds of work stuff. Gotta order and organize food and supplies for three back-to-back trips that begin next week, do final revisions and permissions for book manuscript, and try to plan a class that I've never taught. This upcoming fall is going to be balls out, ugh.

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