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snoopy138
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camhead
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lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing...  Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty.
Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open.
You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring.
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dr_feelgood
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lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: granite_grrl wrote: camhead wrote: snoopy138 wrote: camhead wrote: snoopy138 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: snoopy138 wrote: no east coaster posts this morning? It has been dead like camhed's jorb prospects in here for the past couple daze... ha. kamhed should just go to law sk00l. I may be unemployed, but at least I got the PhD without debt. Course, maybe if I had gone into a program that required me to go into debt, I would have a job now. maybe. I think there are a fair number of loyerz out there without jorbs as well. and fun debts. just have drivel get a jorb, conceiveadopt a kid or two, and be a house-husband? We did consider this option several years ago. However, neither of us is really psyched on kids. Maybe a corgi... [image]http://t.qkme.me/36e70c.jpg[/image] AAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Did you have a sex change when they took out your pin? Only people with two X chromosomes are supposed to say AAAAAAAAWWWWWWWW to cute doggie pictures.  
Puppies, Motherfucker!
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camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring.
I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly.
This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them.
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dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: granite_grrl wrote: camhead wrote: snoopy138 wrote: camhead wrote: snoopy138 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: snoopy138 wrote: no east coaster posts this morning? It has been dead like camhed's jorb prospects in here for the past couple daze... ha. kamhed should just go to law sk00l. I may be unemployed, but at least I got the PhD without debt. Course, maybe if I had gone into a program that required me to go into debt, I would have a job now. maybe. I think there are a fair number of loyerz out there without jorbs as well. and fun debts. just have drivel get a jorb, conceiveadopt a kid or two, and be a house-husband? We did consider this option several years ago. However, neither of us is really psyched on kids. Maybe a corgi... [image]http://t.qkme.me/36e70c.jpg[/image] AAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Did you have a sex change when they took out your pin? Only people with two X chromosomes are supposed to say AAAAAAAAWWWWWWWW to cute doggie pictures. Puppies, Motherfucker! (i'm totally getting a bullmastiff this spring.)
AAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWW!
Especially the middle one.
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lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=Go
I have never been to Bear's Den, it would be cool to check it out. And the Global Village... never been there, either. Not sure how the hike is to Purple Valley, I've heard that it is beautiful in spring.
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snoopy138
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lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=Go
that seems to just be a list of all the 10s and 11s?
since there are routes on there I know you've done. and some I know you haven't sent, like Citizen's Arete.
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lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=Go
Dude! We could go attempt BIAD (Bibliotech in a Day), that would be awesome!
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lena_chita wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=GoI have never been to Bear's Den, it would be cool to check it out. And the Global Village... never been there, either. Not sure how the hike is to Purple Valley, I've heard that it is beautiful in spring.
Yeah, I think that Bears Den was site of the Manderson dramz. Purple Valley and Global Village could be cool, but I definitely want to steer clear of anything even close to vertical, both because of the footwork and the potential for ledge falls.
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snoopy138 wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=Gothat seems to just be a list of all the 10s and 11s? since there are routes on there I know you've done. and some I know you haven't sent, like Citizen's Arete.
I can't believe that you are still so pissed about not onsighting Citizen's Arete that you keep bringing it up. If that's the best asterisk you can find on my record, you need to Try Harder.
Yes, it is just 10a-11d, bc we are talking about easing into it. try to keep up.
When I posted the link, I thought it was just to the climbs that I haven't sent, because I was able to hide sent route. but I guess the link was to the entire thing, and not to just unsent.
Yo u should be able to "hide sent". Or just ignore the giant green ticks
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dr_feelgood
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lena_chita wrote: snoopy138 wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=Gothat seems to just be a list of all the 10s and 11s? since there are routes on there I know you've done. and some I know you haven't sent, like Citizen's Arete. I can't believe that you are still so pissed about not onsighting Citizen's Arete that you keep bringing it up. If that's the best asterisk you can find on my record, you need to Try Harder. Yes, it is just 10a-11d, bc we are talking about easing into it. try to keep up. When I posted the link, I thought it was just to the climbs that I haven't sent, because I was able to hide sent route. but I guess the link was to the entire thing, and not to just unsent. Yo u should be able to "hide sent". Or just ignore the giant green ticks
The Butthurtz is strong with snoppy.
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camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=GoI have never been to Bear's Den, it would be cool to check it out. And the Global Village... never been there, either. Not sure how the hike is to Purple Valley, I've heard that it is beautiful in spring. Yeah, I think that Bears Den was site of the Manderson dramz. Purple Valley and Global Village could be cool, but I definitely want to steer clear of anything even close to vertical, both because of the footwork and the potential for ledge falls.
Yeah, hitting the wall will be bad for you, Definitely should stick to overhanging jughauls. I'll go to Purple Valley or Global willagw with my 5.10 pal, while you are having fun bheying in sunshine
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camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept?
you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray.
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caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray.
You are so 2012!
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lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray. You are so 2012!
No way. My 2013 5.12 redpoints are already triple my 2012 number. Now that is spray.
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caughtinside wrote: lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray. You are so 2012! No way. My 2013 5.12 redpoints are already triple my 2012 number. Now that is spray.
Well, since I have no hangbored campusing records prior to 2013, my 2013 results divided by zero infinitely tramp your "triple" numbers.
For those who haven't see it on facespace, here's a link.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/...ored-your-motherland
John Stewart doesn't seem to understand Mother Russia very well. or he wouldn't be so surprised. 
And editing is weke.
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lena_chita wrote: snoopy138 wrote: lena_chita wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: The key to good spraying is NOT to get on anything hard (especially not in the presence of a known sprayer) because then you can freely talk about how hard you could climb, if you WERE climbing... Talk to Tony if you need lessons on that. Seriously though, I don't know if the better approach is to jump on hard stuff right away, and see how it goes, or do what Shaun did, e.i. spend the first couple weekends (since I would be in PE stage at that point) getting a ton of mileage on easier stuff and slowly ramping up the difficulty. Yeah, the key to preserving dignity is to either just do 11s and say that you are having an "easy" or "mileage" day, or to hangdog 13s and say that you are projecting. Once you get on 12s and fail, your true colors as a climber are out in the open. You should do the Shaun thing of easing into it slowly, since that would be more conducive to my getting back into it, too. What are some 11+'s that you want to do? I've not done teh Gold Rush yet. Far from God is another one I'm wanting to get back into it with, though Shitty Grove is not gonna be super great at the beginning of the spring. I've done Gold Rush, and while I would be happy to do it again, I don't think it is gimpfoot friendly. This is a list of 5.10-5.11s that I have not done at the Red. I would be psyched to go to any of the areas that have a bunch of them. http://www.redriverclimbing.com/...xclude&Search=Gothat seems to just be a list of all the 10s and 11s? since there are routes on there I know you've done. and some I know you haven't sent, like Citizen's Arete. I can't believe that you are still so pissed about not onsighting Citizen's Arete that you keep bringing it up. If that's the best asterisk you can find on my record, you need to Try Harder. Yes, it is just 10a-11d, bc we are talking about easing into it. try to keep up. When I posted the link, I thought it was just to the climbs that I haven't sent, because I was able to hide sent route. but I guess the link was to the entire thing, and not to just unsent. You should be able to "hide sent". Or just ignore the giant green ticks
I think I'd have to be logged in as you to hide the routes that you've sent. And I know it was a list of 10a-11d, I was kept up just fine.
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caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray.
not true. that hangboreding shit is filled with spray, it just doesn't mean anything.
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caughtinside wrote: lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray. You are so 2012! No way. My 2013 5.12 redpoints are already triple my 2012 number. Now that is spray.
3 vs. 1?
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camhead
Feb 22, 2013, 9:11 PM
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caughtinside wrote: lena_chita wrote: caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray. You are so 2012! No way. My 2013 5.12 redpoints are already triple my 2012 number. Now that is spray.
My 2013 5.14 redpoints is triple my 2012 5.14 redpoints, maybe even quadruple. I love math!
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camhead
Feb 22, 2013, 9:13 PM
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snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: camhead wrote: lena_chita wrote: Campusing yesterday went pretty well. The improvements are smaller now than after the first few workouts, but i still see improvement, I think this is hte last week of campusing though. 2-3 more workouts, tops, and then I start PE in earnest. Tried playing add-on yesterday with couple guys, and felt pretty good. As in, they were both pumped out of their minds, and I felt that it was a good warm-up before campushing. Fuck! If this keeps up, Lena will have ousted me from the hard climber biggest sprayer in the BET position. Though I am only about a half inch away from doing a one-armed pullup. But sirius, that is awesome how you are improving. Can't wait to see how your season shapes up. Maybe get on something like Jeebus Wept? you actually have to send something besides a campus rung or a hangbored to have it count as spray. not true. that hangboreding shit is filled with spray, it just doesn't mean anything.
True, spraying to climbers about hangboreding is like spraying to non-climbers about climbing. Nobody carez.
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camhead
Feb 22, 2013, 9:17 PM
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Doc! Was it ewe who kept refering to Teddy Roosevelt's predecessor at President Denali? I've started doing that in my classes. Comfruses the hell out of my students.
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camhead
Feb 22, 2013, 9:17 PM
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well, in for the penny...
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camhead
Feb 22, 2013, 9:17 PM
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in for the pound.
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