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camhead wrote: carabiner96 wrote: granite_grrl wrote: So I watched Black Swan tonight. That shit was kinda wack, That movie... I liked that movie. Not one to watch over and over again tho. drup.
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snoopy138
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dr_feelgood wrote: climbs4fun wrote: climbingtrash wrote: climbs4fun wrote: climbingtrash wrote: macherry wrote: climbs4fun wrote: I haz to somehow average 15 posts a day for the next month or so. So you bitches need to entahtainz me to make it easier. that is awl i think i'll be in vegas first week in june drinks are on me Ewe should check out Fire Fly. Teh Cucumber Martoonies are grate! Yummmmmmm Tapas and Sangria So we were there in December for NFR and my Mom and Grandma were in town fore a couple of days. They want to meet us fore diner, we already have plans to go to Fire Fly with some friends. On teh phone my Mom asks wut kind of restaurant it is, I say Tapas. She replies, Topless? I don't think yore Grandmother and I want to go to a Topless restaurant...*phace palm* Teh bacon-wrapped dates were suprizingly gud. Most people have that response. The curse of being in Vegas. Why is it a surprise? Dates are shit, but everything is good wrapped in Bacon. Well, most things. No need for comment from the peanut gallery (cough cough doc) I don't know what you are talking about. Dates are delicious. yes, this is kerect.
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camhead
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macherry wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Pictures, or it didn't happen! ask and ye shall receive. The new duds are fine, but the 1960s beige fixtures and hideous dark wood cabinets have got to go. A kitchen remodel - now that's real consumerism. The economy needs you to fix up yer shabby kitchen NOW. Why you hatez America? GO is that an avocado green stove? Careful, don't say the A-word around Doc. Now he's going to cut his hand on the stove.
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snoopy138
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granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Nice! When I got back from my run yesterday morning the shop owner told everyone that clinic members would get 45% off all tops in the store. The next half hour was an orgy of female shoppers stripping down to their sport bras trying on various shirts. hopefully there was no renob around
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camhead
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snoopy138 wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Nice! When I got back from my run yesterday morning the shop owner told everyone that clinic members would get 45% off all tops in the store. The next half hour was an orgy of female shoppers stripping down to their sport bras trying on various shirts. hopefully there was no renob around Bewbs! LIbertarianism! Massive offense taken!
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snoopy138
Feb 11, 2013, 6:59 PM
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camhead wrote: snoopy138 wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Nice! When I got back from my run yesterday morning the shop owner told everyone that clinic members would get 45% off all tops in the store. The next half hour was an orgy of female shoppers stripping down to their sport bras trying on various shirts. hopefully there was no renob around Bewbs Across Canada! LIbertarianism! Massive offense taken!
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dr_feelgood
Feb 11, 2013, 7:09 PM
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macherry wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Pictures, or it didn't happen! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/Dr_feelgood/gnuclothes.jpg[/IMG] ask and ye shall receive. The new duds are fine, but the 1960s beige fixtures and hideous dark wood cabinets have got to go. A kitchen remodel - now that's real consumerism. The economy needs you to fix up yer shabby kitchen NOW. Why you hatez America? GO is that an avocado green stove? Yes, yes it is. Our appliances and kitchen cabinets are older than we are. Faux wood paneling with plastic drawers.
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dr_feelgood
Feb 11, 2013, 7:11 PM
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camhead wrote: macherry wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Pictures, or it didn't happen! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/Dr_feelgood/gnuclothes.jpg[/IMG] ask and ye shall receive. The new duds are fine, but the 1960s beige fixtures and hideous dark wood cabinets have got to go. A kitchen remodel - now that's real consumerism. The economy needs you to fix up yer shabby kitchen NOW. Why you hatez America? GO is that an avocado green stove? Careful, don't say the A-word around Doc. Now he's going to cut his hand on the stove. Oh, the Huge Manatee!
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Going ice climbing for the first time in a year. I forget how rediculously heavy ice packs are, and I didn't even bring the rope. Purpose of today is to test out new arm, which I realized today has no stop on the backswing and should whack me squarely in the back with every swing.
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dr_feelgood
Feb 11, 2013, 7:30 PM
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carabiner96 wrote: Going ice climbing for the first time in a year. I forget how rediculously heavy ice packs are, and I didn't even bring the rope. Purpose of today is to test out new arm, which I realized today has no stop on the backswing and should whack me squarely in the back with every swing. Minor details. You should get a storm door spring to help with the articulation...
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dr_feelgood wrote: macherry wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Pictures, or it didn't happen! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/Dr_feelgood/gnuclothes.jpg[/IMG] ask and ye shall receive. The new duds are fine, but the 1960s beige fixtures and hideous dark wood cabinets have got to go. A kitchen remodel - now that's real consumerism. The economy needs you to fix up yer shabby kitchen NOW. Why you hatez America? GO is that an avocado green stove? Yes, yes it is. Our appliances and kitchen cabinets are older than we are. Faux wood paneling with plastic drawers. I had so much fun ripping that stuff out!
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camhead wrote: In Utah for my grandpa's funeral. Nice mountain snow everywhere, set foot in a Mormon church for the first time in like 20 years. Funeral was awesome, we had planned a New Orleans style funeral march into 'when the saints go marching in,' but the Mormon leaders with sticks up their asses said that there is no-trumpet policy in chapels. My dad smart assedly asked 'what does angel Moroni play?' After a bit more butthurt we managed to convince them to let us have our instruments. It was awesome; clapping in strictly taboo in churches, and when we wound up, everyone just busted out clapping. Warmed my heart it did. That is awl. My condolences for you and your family. It's really cool that you and your dad strong-armed a New Orleans recession into a mormon chruch. I bet, still, that with the entire thing happening the president of the church was all pissy, despite the occasion. Good on you!
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lena_chita wrote: Man, I haven't had such a lazy Sunday in ages! Feels good to be lazy once in a while. Made some progress on my jean quilt. it would be nice to finally have it done, bc my "design board" is my bedroom floor. Went to the gym this afternoon to do some wall stripping and setting. The request was for a "hard" route. It is difficult for me to gauge the grade while setting, and it has happened more than once that i have planned to make a hard route and ended up with a moderate that requires some tweaking to "harden" it. So I finish setting, and ask a guy to give me a catch. Run though the route, it turned out really nice, flows well, but I think, maybe not quite hard, maybe hard minus... Which in our gym-speak corresponds to ~11b/c. Meanwhile, a visiting guy has been walking circles around the construction cones, dying to try this new route. So he get's on it, and falls on the 1st move. And 3rd move, and 5th move, and 6th move... you get the idea. Comes down and pronounces it to be a "solid 5.12, really sustained, one hard move after another". Not sure, if you can call a 25ft climb a sustained anything, but... heh! Another guy gets on it, same thing... apparently it is harder than I thought. They both like the route, at least that much is good. But now I am wondering if my difficulty gauge really needs recalibrating, or if I had just set one of those "easy-for-people-between-4'10"-and-5'2"-difficult-for-everyone-else" routes. Grading gym routes. Such a fun exercise! We have the setters post up what they think the route is/should be, then go 1-2 letters above and below and have check-boxes next to the grades. After a week, the highest grade is set and that's what the route is graded. Keeps routes appropriately graded.
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camhead
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epoch wrote: lena_chita wrote: Man, I haven't had such a lazy Sunday in ages! Feels good to be lazy once in a while. Made some progress on my jean quilt. it would be nice to finally have it done, bc my "design board" is my bedroom floor. Went to the gym this afternoon to do some wall stripping and setting. The request was for a "hard" route. It is difficult for me to gauge the grade while setting, and it has happened more than once that i have planned to make a hard route and ended up with a moderate that requires some tweaking to "harden" it. So I finish setting, and ask a guy to give me a catch. Run though the route, it turned out really nice, flows well, but I think, maybe not quite hard, maybe hard minus... Which in our gym-speak corresponds to ~11b/c. Meanwhile, a visiting guy has been walking circles around the construction cones, dying to try this new route. So he get's on it, and falls on the 1st move. And 3rd move, and 5th move, and 6th move... you get the idea. Comes down and pronounces it to be a "solid 5.12, really sustained, one hard move after another". Not sure, if you can call a 25ft climb a sustained anything, but... heh! Another guy gets on it, same thing... apparently it is harder than I thought. They both like the route, at least that much is good. But now I am wondering if my difficulty gauge really needs recalibrating, or if I had just set one of those "easy-for-people-between-4'10"-and-5'2"-difficult-for-everyone-else" routes. Grading gym routes. Such a fun exercise! We have the setters post up what they think the route is/should be, then go 1-2 letters above and below and have check-boxes next to the grades. After a week, the highest grade is set and that's what the route is graded. Keeps routes appropriately graded. I think that gym routes should go through double-blind peer review processes for grading. Actually, that should go for outside routes, too. It really is the only sensible option.
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camhead wrote: epoch wrote: lena_chita wrote: Man, I haven't had such a lazy Sunday in ages! Feels good to be lazy once in a while. Made some progress on my jean quilt. it would be nice to finally have it done, bc my "design board" is my bedroom floor. Went to the gym this afternoon to do some wall stripping and setting. The request was for a "hard" route. It is difficult for me to gauge the grade while setting, and it has happened more than once that i have planned to make a hard route and ended up with a moderate that requires some tweaking to "harden" it. So I finish setting, and ask a guy to give me a catch. Run though the route, it turned out really nice, flows well, but I think, maybe not quite hard, maybe hard minus... Which in our gym-speak corresponds to ~11b/c. Meanwhile, a visiting guy has been walking circles around the construction cones, dying to try this new route. So he get's on it, and falls on the 1st move. And 3rd move, and 5th move, and 6th move... you get the idea. Comes down and pronounces it to be a "solid 5.12, really sustained, one hard move after another". Not sure, if you can call a 25ft climb a sustained anything, but... heh! Another guy gets on it, same thing... apparently it is harder than I thought. They both like the route, at least that much is good. But now I am wondering if my difficulty gauge really needs recalibrating, or if I had just set one of those "easy-for-people-between-4'10"-and-5'2"-difficult-for-everyone-else" routes. Grading gym routes. Such a fun exercise! We have the setters post up what they think the route is/should be, then go 1-2 letters above and below and have check-boxes next to the grades. After a week, the highest grade is set and that's what the route is graded. Keeps routes appropriately graded. I think that gym routes should go through double-blind peer review processes for grading. Actually, that should go for outside routes, too. It really is the only sensible option. It works really well and you know what you're getting on when you get on it.
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epoch wrote: camhead wrote: epoch wrote: lena_chita wrote: Man, I haven't had such a lazy Sunday in ages! Feels good to be lazy once in a while. Made some progress on my jean quilt. it would be nice to finally have it done, bc my "design board" is my bedroom floor. Went to the gym this afternoon to do some wall stripping and setting. The request was for a "hard" route. It is difficult for me to gauge the grade while setting, and it has happened more than once that i have planned to make a hard route and ended up with a moderate that requires some tweaking to "harden" it. So I finish setting, and ask a guy to give me a catch. Run though the route, it turned out really nice, flows well, but I think, maybe not quite hard, maybe hard minus... Which in our gym-speak corresponds to ~11b/c. Meanwhile, a visiting guy has been walking circles around the construction cones, dying to try this new route. So he get's on it, and falls on the 1st move. And 3rd move, and 5th move, and 6th move... you get the idea. Comes down and pronounces it to be a "solid 5.12, really sustained, one hard move after another". Not sure, if you can call a 25ft climb a sustained anything, but... heh! Another guy gets on it, same thing... apparently it is harder than I thought. They both like the route, at least that much is good. But now I am wondering if my difficulty gauge really needs recalibrating, or if I had just set one of those "easy-for-people-between-4'10"-and-5'2"-difficult-for-everyone-else" routes. Grading gym routes. Such a fun exercise! We have the setters post up what they think the route is/should be, then go 1-2 letters above and below and have check-boxes next to the grades. After a week, the highest grade is set and that's what the route is graded. Keeps routes appropriately graded. I think that gym routes should go through double-blind peer review processes for grading. Actually, that should go for outside routes, too. It really is the only sensible option. It works really well and you know what you're getting on when you get on it. Maybe works for a large gym, but too much hassle in a gym like ours. Having setters initial and date the climbs they set is as much of an effort as we are able to consistently enforce. For a hard climb, there might not be enough people to give a grade opinion consensus on it for a few weeks. And by then, every person who has any business being on the route has already tried the route and formed his/her own opinion that is not going to change, no matter what everyone else says. besides, what's the worst thing that is going to happen if you attempt to toprope a climb that is too hard? Nothing is hurt, other than dignitteh.
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epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. You're starting to sound like someone we know. Be that as it may, I got the R1, the shorts, and a sunshirt for substantially less than the retail of the R1.
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macherry
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dr_feelgood wrote: epoch wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. You're starting to sound like someone we know. Be that as it may, I got the R1, the shorts, and a sunshirt for substantially less than the retail of the R1. sweet here on the home front, just got my new arcteryx hoody. pro deal for the win!!
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snoopy138
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weke end report: it was cold, so we had to go to the slightly overhanging slabby area. tried to do the quarryman to the top, fell at the one hard move between the first and second sets of anchors. that sucked, plus the whole untie, thread top anchors, retie, lower to mid anchors, go in direct, untie, pull, retie, lower is a jiant pain in the ass. got a tronflash of the triple trouble, but overall got the core a little bit weaker. headed to the gold wall (along with a large segment of the bay area, I suspect) for the 3-day weke end.
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lena_chita wrote: epoch wrote: camhead wrote: epoch wrote: lena_chita wrote: Man, I haven't had such a lazy Sunday in ages! Feels good to be lazy once in a while. Made some progress on my jean quilt. it would be nice to finally have it done, bc my "design board" is my bedroom floor. Went to the gym this afternoon to do some wall stripping and setting. The request was for a "hard" route. It is difficult for me to gauge the grade while setting, and it has happened more than once that i have planned to make a hard route and ended up with a moderate that requires some tweaking to "harden" it. So I finish setting, and ask a guy to give me a catch. Run though the route, it turned out really nice, flows well, but I think, maybe not quite hard, maybe hard minus... Which in our gym-speak corresponds to ~11b/c. Meanwhile, a visiting guy has been walking circles around the construction cones, dying to try this new route. So he get's on it, and falls on the 1st move. And 3rd move, and 5th move, and 6th move... you get the idea. Comes down and pronounces it to be a "solid 5.12, really sustained, one hard move after another". Not sure, if you can call a 25ft climb a sustained anything, but... heh! Another guy gets on it, same thing... apparently it is harder than I thought. They both like the route, at least that much is good. But now I am wondering if my difficulty gauge really needs recalibrating, or if I had just set one of those "easy-for-people-between-4'10"-and-5'2"-difficult-for-everyone-else" routes. Grading gym routes. Such a fun exercise! We have the setters post up what they think the route is/should be, then go 1-2 letters above and below and have check-boxes next to the grades. After a week, the highest grade is set and that's what the route is graded. Keeps routes appropriately graded. I think that gym routes should go through double-blind peer review processes for grading. Actually, that should go for outside routes, too. It really is the only sensible option. It works really well and you know what you're getting on when you get on it. Maybe works for a large gym, but too much hassle in a gym like ours. Having setters initial and date the climbs they set is as much of an effort as we are able to consistently enforce. For a hard climb, there might not be enough people to give a grade opinion consensus on it for a few weeks. And by then, every person who has any business being on the route has already tried the route and formed his/her own opinion that is not going to change, no matter what everyone else says. besides, what's the worst thing that is going to happen if you attempt to toprope a climb that is too hard? Nothing is hurtzed, other than dignitteh, tendons, and butts.
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dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Pictures, or it didn't happen! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/Dr_feelgood/gnuclothes.jpg[/IMG] ask and ye shall receive. ICT. Just wow!
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snoopy138 wrote: climbs4fun wrote: snoopy138 wrote: climbs4fun wrote: I haz to somehow average 15 posts a day for the next month or so. So you bitches need to entahtainz me to make it easier. that is awl do ewe lose your green jacket if you don't get to 10k in time? Nah. Just more of my digniteh 10k doesn't matter anyway. 11k used to matter, but that got pushed to 17k. I figure 10k/10 years is the bear minimum.
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snoopy138 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: climbs4fun wrote: climbingtrash wrote: climbs4fun wrote: climbingtrash wrote: macherry wrote: climbs4fun wrote: I haz to somehow average 15 posts a day for the next month or so. So you bitches need to entahtainz me to make it easier. that is awl i think i'll be in vegas first week in june drinks are on me Ewe should check out Fire Fly. Teh Cucumber Martoonies are grate! Yummmmmmm Tapas and Sangria So we were there in December for NFR and my Mom and Grandma were in town fore a couple of days. They want to meet us fore diner, we already have plans to go to Fire Fly with some friends. On teh phone my Mom asks wut kind of restaurant it is, I say Tapas. She replies, Topless? I don't think yore Grandmother and I want to go to a Topless restaurant...*phace palm* Teh bacon-wrapped dates were suprizingly gud. Most people have that response. The curse of being in Vegas. Why is it a surprise? Dates are shit, but everything is good wrapped in Bacon. Well, most things. No need for comment from the peanut gallery (cough cough doc) I don't know what you are talking about. Dates are delicious. yes, this is kerect. Nope. Your wrong
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camhead wrote: macherry wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: In an orgy of consumerism, went to teh pattagucci outlet in dillon yesterday for their 40% off already stupid cheap shit sale. Got a gnu florescent blue r1 hoody and a pair of hideous (drivel would be proud) board shorts of orange and blue houndstooth. Pictures, or it didn't happen! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v355/Dr_feelgood/gnuclothes.jpg[/IMG] ask and ye shall receive. The new duds are fine, but the 1960s beige fixtures and hideous dark wood cabinets have got to go. A kitchen remodel - now that's real consumerism. The economy needs you to fix up yer shabby kitchen NOW. Why you hatez America? GO is that an avocado green stove? Careful, don't say the A-word around Doc. Now he's going to cut his hand on the stove. 6/10
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