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granite_grrl
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So I have been a Nathan Kutcher star fucker on facebook, but this latest spamming deserves a place in the BET: You don't have to read the article, but I loved that they used teh devil horns: http://gripped.com/...mp;action_ref_map=[]
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camhead
Dec 21, 2012, 3:40 PM
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Oh, and gerkz, you should all vote for this pic as a 10: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...bing_gym_121231.html Not because it is that great, and it is a pic of a guy in the gym with a helmet grabbing for some weird hold on a climb that is graded harder than he can come close to climbing, but he's a good kid, and he wants to win the free hangboard, so I said I'd help him out.
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granite_grrl
Dec 21, 2012, 3:41 PM
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drivel wrote: ZOMG YOU GUYS I JUST LEARNT WHAT ++ MEANS IN CRYPTO. for (var pc = 2188; pc < 1000000000; pc++) {console.log(randomShitInTheBET); } bitches. *not impressed face* I see.
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granite_grrl
Dec 21, 2012, 3:41 PM
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Devil horns 4tehwin?
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drivel
Dec 21, 2012, 3:50 PM
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granite_grrl wrote: drivel wrote: ZOMG YOU GUYS I JUST LEARNT WHAT ++ MEANS IN CRYPTO. for (var pc = 2188; pc < 1000000000; pc++) {console.log(randomShitInTheBET); } bitches. *not impressed face* I see.
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granite_grrl
Dec 21, 2012, 3:54 PM
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camhead wrote: granite_grrl wrote: So I have been a Nathan Kutcher star fucker on facebook, but this latest spamming deserves a place in the BET: [image]http://gripped.com/files/2012/12/146016_story.jpg[/image] You don't have to read the article, but I loved that they used teh devil horns: http://gripped.com/...mp;action_ref_map=[] And that article is by marco, too! BET represent. What 5.13 routes did chossy flash, though? Triplesec is nawt a 13. It may have been something local, but I normally don't keep track of Nathan's score card. It took a lot of work between Nathan and Marco to produce that, his first drafts left something to be desired. In the end he did gud werk though and it should be a nice feather in his hat if he continues to pursue that whole writing thing.
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caughtinside
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lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: camhead wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: [IMG]http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k146/allwashedup/NJC/warmupdave2.jpg[/IMG] huffin and a puffin.. still has to be teh high point uv yore climbingz career, that onsight. I think you may be right. That onzight provided more and enduring entertaihnmentz than any other single ascent. durp. the veritabl highpoint of the BET. disagree. kind of by definition, a high point for CI iz a low point for teh rest uv teh BET. Yore green eyed envy is knot becuming. I noes, he has since given up on hisself... and his climbing. But for that won brief moment in tyme, CI wus AWESOME!!!1 and he deserves yore respect. all very true. But I'm threatening a cumback in early 2013!!! yore going to need all of january just to take off teh holidave and island vacay blortz. Easy! I used my holiday bone us to buy the loyerette some psycho $400 blender. Green smoothie breakfasts!!!! now I am green with envy. I hope it was a Blendtech It is the Vitamix. The loyerette did all the research. She has used both blendtech and vitamix in the past. I forget why, but she thought the vitamix was the korrect machine.
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caughtinside
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granite_grrl wrote: So I have been a Nathan Kutcher star fucker on facebook, but this latest spamming deserves a place in the BET: You don't have to read the article, but I loved that they used teh devil horns: http://gripped.com/...mp;action_ref_map=[] LOL. That's grate. Chossy winz!!
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caughtinside
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camhead wrote: Oh, and gerkz, you should all vote for this pic as a 10: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...bing_gym_121231.html Not because it is that great, and it is a pic of a guy in the gym with a helmet grabbing for some weird hold on a climb that is graded harder than he can come close to climbing, but he's a good kid, and he wants to win the free hangboard, so I said I'd help him out. I've seen that photo on the front page--he is no sanjaya. I have to say, besides the silly factor for wearing a helment in the gym, and dynoing to a bowling pin? The photo is pretty neat. The lighting/colors are weird, and the puff of chalk it caught is pretty sweet.
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Dec 21, 2012, 5:06 PM
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camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Climbed last night with J-z-boi from gruppe boi tawk. had fun. Really nice not to be pulled off the ground too much-- he s i125 soaking wet. Then I got hangbored. Then went out for dinner, and had more fun. J-z-boi might be another Tony, but he is a fun tony at the moment. (Why do I attract the toniez, oh why?) Anyway, he might not be a tony. I can haz hopez, right? And he seems siked on climbing at teh moment, and pretty gud at it, despite not climbing for a year. But he is also siked on riding a tandem bike with a guy he just met all the way to NYC. Starting in January. Because the guy is riding across-country for the second time in a row, and it is cool. Me, I think it is more freezing cold than cool to ride a bike from Cle to NYC in January, but I am unreasonable that way. Solstice celebration tonight with hefe and the kidlings. Lots of candles and yummy crepes involved. Hope the house doesn't burn down. Of all the great routes you could ride in the US, I think that Cleveland to NYC in January is one of the werst. Right up there with LA to Honolulu. Yeah, you have to hold your breath for quite a long time on that one, don't you?
camhead wrote: I think I know which boi you are talking about in grupe, but what does the Z stand for? "Z" is Russian for "teh". DUH! As in, J-teh-boi, said with Russian accent, becomes J-z-boi. Got it?
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camhead
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lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Climbed last night with J-z-boi from gruppe boi tawk. had fun. Really nice not to be pulled off the ground too much-- he s i125 soaking wet. Then I got hangbored. Then went out for dinner, and had more fun. J-z-boi might be another Tony, but he is a fun tony at the moment. (Why do I attract the toniez, oh why?) Anyway, he might not be a tony. I can haz hopez, right? And he seems siked on climbing at teh moment, and pretty gud at it, despite not climbing for a year. But he is also siked on riding a tandem bike with a guy he just met all the way to NYC. Starting in January. Because the guy is riding across-country for the second time in a row, and it is cool. Me, I think it is more freezing cold than cool to ride a bike from Cle to NYC in January, but I am unreasonable that way. Solstice celebration tonight with hefe and the kidlings. Lots of candles and yummy crepes involved. Hope the house doesn't burn down. Of all the great routes you could ride in the US, I think that Cleveland to NYC in January is one of the werst. Right up there with LA to Honolulu. Yeah, you have to hold your breath for quite a long time on that one, don't you? camhead wrote: I think I know which boi you are talking about in grupe, but what does the Z stand for? "Z" is Russian for "teh". DUH! As in, J-teh-boi, said with Russian accent, becomes J-z-boi. Got it? Hrrm. I see "J Z Boi" and I either think "Jersey Boy" (RIPJGlo), or I think of "Jay Z."
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caughtinside wrote: lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: camhead wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: [IMG]http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k146/allwashedup/NJC/warmupdave2.jpg[/IMG] huffin and a puffin.. still has to be teh high point uv yore climbingz career, that onsight. I think you may be right. That onzight provided more and enduring entertaihnmentz than any other single ascent. durp. the veritabl highpoint of the BET. disagree. kind of by definition, a high point for CI iz a low point for teh rest uv teh BET. Yore green eyed envy is knot becuming. I noes, he has since given up on hisself... and his climbing. But for that won brief moment in tyme, CI wus AWESOME!!!1 and he deserves yore respect. all very true. But I'm threatening a cumback in early 2013!!! yore going to need all of january just to take off teh holidave and island vacay blortz. Easy! I used my holiday bone us to buy the loyerette some psycho $400 blender. Green smoothie breakfasts!!!! now I am green with envy. I hope it was a Blendtech It is the Vitamix. The loyerette did all the research. She has used both blendtech and vitamix in the past. I forget why, but she thought the vitamix was the korrect machine. Well, if that' what she wants ,then you got all the score points, and everyone is happy. I have a Vitamix, I've had it for years, and it is great, and it will be here for years to come, bc that thing is indestructible. BUT, if it ever self-destructs, Blendtech all the way, no questions! Because 1) it is lower/squatter/wider, so easier to store ( fits under the wall cabinets in most kitchens, while Vitamix doesn't) 2) it is lower/wider/squatter, so easier to scrape stuff out of the bottom, if you are grinding nuts, etc., instead of just doing the liquid stuff. 3)doesn't need a tamper, and doesn't spray shit all over the place if you don't close the lid tightly by chance But anyway... enjoy your green smoothies. :)
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drivel
Dec 21, 2012, 5:37 PM
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caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: Oh, and gerkz, you should all vote for this pic as a 10: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...bing_gym_121231.html Not because it is that great, and it is a pic of a guy in the gym with a helmet grabbing for some weird hold on a climb that is graded harder than he can come close to climbing, but he's a good kid, and he wants to win the free hangboard, so I said I'd help him out. I've seen that photo on the front page--he is no sanjaya. I have to say, besides the silly factor for wearing a helment in the gym, and dynoing to a bowling pin? The photo is pretty neat. The lighting/colors are weird, and the puff of chalk it caught is pretty sweet. the hemlet is jim rulez for leadz climbing.
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snoopy138
Dec 21, 2012, 5:41 PM
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drivel wrote: ZOMG YOU GUYS I JUST LEARNT WHAT ++ MEANS IN CRYPTO. for (var pc = 2188; pc < 1000000000; pc++) {console.log(randomShitInTheBET); } bitches. swete jebus, really? this is knot news. pc+=1;
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caughtinside
Dec 21, 2012, 5:43 PM
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lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: camhead wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: [IMG]http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k146/allwashedup/NJC/warmupdave2.jpg[/IMG] huffin and a puffin.. still has to be teh high point uv yore climbingz career, that onsight. I think you may be right. That onzight provided more and enduring entertaihnmentz than any other single ascent. durp. the veritabl highpoint of the BET. disagree. kind of by definition, a high point for CI iz a low point for teh rest uv teh BET. Yore green eyed envy is knot becuming. I noes, he has since given up on hisself... and his climbing. But for that won brief moment in tyme, CI wus AWESOME!!!1 and he deserves yore respect. all very true. But I'm threatening a cumback in early 2013!!! yore going to need all of january just to take off teh holidave and island vacay blortz. Easy! I used my holiday bone us to buy the loyerette some psycho $400 blender. Green smoothie breakfasts!!!! now I am green with envy. I hope it was a Blendtech It is the Vitamix. The loyerette did all the research. She has used both blendtech and vitamix in the past. I forget why, but she thought the vitamix was the korrect machine. Well, if that' what she wants ,then you got all the score points, and everyone is happy. I have a Vitamix, I've had it for years, and it is great, and it will be here for years to come, bc that thing is indestructible. BUT, if it ever self-destructs, Blendtech all the way, no questions! Because 1) it is lower/squatter/wider, so easier to store ( fits under the wall cabinets in most kitchens, while Vitamix doesn't) 2) it is lower/wider/squatter, so easier to scrape stuff out of the bottom, if you are grinding nuts, etc., instead of just doing the liquid stuff. 3)doesn't need a tamper, and doesn't spray shit all over the place if you don't close the lid tightly by chance But anyway... enjoy your green smoothies. :) Interesting. I think what put vitamix over the top was the fact that she thought it would be easier to clean... and we are lazy people.
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caughtinside
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I just looked back at loyerette's fb poll for vitamix or blendtech: 1 for blendtech 7 for vitamix 3 for ninja sword. one other person also pointed out that the blendtech fits under a counter. I wonder if the people who voted did any research or just voted for vitamix because they have one? Also, looking at the thing, it seems like it will fit on a shelf fine if you take the container off the base? weird.
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snoopy138
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caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: Oh, and gerkz, you should all vote for this pic as a 10: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...bing_gym_121231.html Not because it is that great, and it is a pic of a guy in the gym with a helmet grabbing for some weird hold on a climb that is graded harder than he can come close to climbing, but he's a good kid, and he wants to win the free hangboard, so I said I'd help him out. I've seen that photo on the front page--he is no sanjaya. I have to say, besides the silly factor for wearing a helment in the gym, and dynoing to a bowling pin? The photo is pretty neat. The lighting/colors are weird, and the puff of chalk it caught is pretty sweet. durp, that was my thoughts.
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camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Climbed last night with J-z-boi from gruppe boi tawk. had fun. Really nice not to be pulled off the ground too much-- he s i125 soaking wet. Then I got hangbored. Then went out for dinner, and had more fun. J-z-boi might be another Tony, but he is a fun tony at the moment. (Why do I attract the toniez, oh why?) Anyway, he might not be a tony. I can haz hopez, right? And he seems siked on climbing at teh moment, and pretty gud at it, despite not climbing for a year. But he is also siked on riding a tandem bike with a guy he just met all the way to NYC. Starting in January. Because the guy is riding across-country for the second time in a row, and it is cool. Me, I think it is more freezing cold than cool to ride a bike from Cle to NYC in January, but I am unreasonable that way. Solstice celebration tonight with hefe and the kidlings. Lots of candles and yummy crepes involved. Hope the house doesn't burn down. Of all the great routes you could ride in the US, I think that Cleveland to NYC in January is one of the werst. Right up there with LA to Honolulu. Yeah, you have to hold your breath for quite a long time on that one, don't you? camhead wrote: I think I know which boi you are talking about in grupe, but what does the Z stand for? "Z" is Russian for "teh". DUH! As in, J-teh-boi, said with Russian accent, becomes J-z-boi. Got it? Hrrm. I see "J Z Boi" and I either think "Jersey Boy" (RIPJGlo), or I think of "Jay Z." yeah, I mostly thought of jay z.
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caughtinside wrote: I just looked back at loyerette's fb poll for vitamix or blendtech: 1 for blendtech 7 for vitamix 3 for ninja sword. one other person also pointed out that the blendtech fits under a counter. I wonder if the people who voted did any research or just voted for vitamix because they have one? Also, looking at the thing, it seems like it will fit on a shelf fine if you take the container off the base? weird. Well, Vitamix was here first, before Blendtech, so more people have that one. And pretty much anyone who has one is happy enough with it that they aren't going to throw away the Vitamix that they have, and go buy a Blendtech. But I watched Blendtech in action at a demo, and yeah, having used Vitamix for years, and knowing what it does, and how, I was sold on Blendtech-- but not enough to immediately buy one. Just enough to decide that if i ever need a new one, that would be the one I would get. I feel that Blendtech was develo0ped by taking Vitamix and addressing all the little annoying things about Vitamix, and fixing it. And yes, sure, i take the container off the base, and then it fits under cabinets, and that's how i store it. No big deal, but it takes up more counter space than if you could store it stacked, KWIM?
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Its snowing on the East Side; it's snowing on Donner Summit. Going to be an interesting drive tomorrow. Great news, though, powder days to come at Tahoe this weekend. Going to Alta (thats in ewetawh for the uninformed) for a few days and hopefully score an ice climb or two in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Scruffy Band looks like a possibility, but that is only a possible plan at the moment. I'll be in Ouray by the end of next week for a few days of climbing in the park before heading south to visit some friends in New Mexico then over to the Grand Canyon and maybe squeeze a rock day in between there and Sandoraiego. We're pretty much shut down at work. The computers and systems on the ship I'm working on are offline, and so everyone is in the office doing end-of-year reports and getting the hell out of here. I don't plan on being in the office past noon. I've been running 12-14 hour days for the past 5 months and 10-12 hour days before that since March. It's been interesting, but I've mostly only had time to read through here and there to keep up with the happenings in here. Climbing when and where I can. I've had a good time climbing this year when I did find time. I've racked up some sends at Woodson. Forays to Tahquitz on some HDAO routes. An epic trip in the Sierras with a run up Ericsson Crag being the highlight of the trip - probably the only time I'll do so - and I recommend everyone here try to get in there at least once in your life. The sheer amount of climbing in that cirque is unfathomable; it's a fucking haul at 25 hard trail miles to get there, though. I've had a few trips to j-tree, though mostly it has been trips to the new areas on El Cajon Mountain and trips to Valley Of The Moon. I'm liking VOTM more than j-tree due to the sheer lack of crowds because just getting there is a bitch; and it's closer to home. The Sokak crew should check it out; though bring your own high clearance 4WD; Jack would probably have something to say on this too. Made two trips to Zion. One to do the Narrows and another to climb. Big weekends, but worth it. Despite hating you all, have a merry whatever you celebrate. I'm now going work on getting the fuck out of the office and on vacation. It's snowing in the Sierras and I want to get the hell out of here.
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snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: Oh, and gerkz, you should all vote for this pic as a 10: http://www.rockclimbing.com/...bing_gym_121231.html Not because it is that great, and it is a pic of a guy in the gym with a helmet grabbing for some weird hold on a climb that is graded harder than he can come close to climbing, but he's a good kid, and he wants to win the free hangboard, so I said I'd help him out. I've seen that photo on the front page--he is no sanjaya. I have to say, besides the silly factor for wearing a helment in the gym, and dynoing to a bowling pin? The photo is pretty neat. The lighting/colors are weird, and the puff of chalk it caught is pretty sweet. durp, that was my thoughts. Yeah, i thought it was neat. Kind of unorthodox to make a route with free-swinging "holds", but I've seen it done occasionally. An ABS comp in Ann Arbor a couple of years back had couple boulder problems that had swinging holds of all kinds-- PVC pipes with sandpaper grips, balls swinging on chains, tires, window frames bolted to the wall, etc. etc. it was definitely a "fun factor".
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just saw this on teh ft page ov MP. I thought he wus dead... or at least deported? Then I scrolled down and saw this... Heh... I kin still remember how butthurt he got when snupes and A_B (rip) draged him owt to teh hole and after a days werk, coodn't gets up a thing.
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caughtinside
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I've been to Valley of the Moon... it's a local area. It'd be worth it if you live in SD but that's about it. That drive in is pretty gnarly though. The rock is Josh-like... in Jumbo Rocks. Is there still that weird parrot shack on the drive in? Josh is only crowded if you climb the same 60 routes that everyone else wants to climb. I think more than half the days I spend there I'm the only guy at the crag.
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