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would you like steaksauce with that?
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Really? I think to a large extent chalk is a calming ritual, an excuse to pause, do something else, and look ahead. I haven't climbed in a gym in years, but I know the stuff is terrible in an indoor environment. Outside, I do think it makes a difference, even if my hands aren't all sweaty, but truly the virtue lies in the act itself, of finding a stance and chalking up and getting psyched for the next bit, until you can chalk up again.
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Dru said: Actually, I was eyeing your post count and thinking about that ADHD thread.
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You must be pretty cute in lingerie if you're Rick James' Bitch.
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Dru, you catty bitch! Spill!
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Hmmm, good point Mattp, Crazypolishbob to Glassgowkiss was a pretty damn remarkable comeback, and I really enjoy his ascerbic opinionated contributions.
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for your consideration: Best comeback from the banned - mikeadam to tele_nut, complete with online personality overhaul Was Miss Normandy really a troll? Amber was the original I'm-not-really-a-girl-I-just-play-one-on-the-internet troll, and that was pretty good, but I think Sweet Granite In Renton was one of the all time best.
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I'm hardly an authority on the matter, but isn't the phrase "professional gambler" and roulette incompatible? Roulette is random, whereas Poker involves skill.
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somehow, this came to mind:
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Mr.E, you're seeing the "MC Hammer Effect" that has been making a big comeback among today's trendy youth. As the rate of fad recycling speeds up, the half-life of a spurious fashion statement grows ever shorter. Be aware that such fashion accessories are not considered aid in today's under 30 (feet) crowd.
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Damn, look how high that guy can jump! Has he got springs in that mattress or something?
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Yeah, you wouldn't want to "spray mud about it on some website" for a bunch of wankers.
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What was your subject line Lummox?
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As Mark Twain observed, there's three kinds of lies: Lies, damn lies, and statistics. "Hey everybody, never mind how your life feels, things are good."
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I liked this shot of "self arrest training" File it away with all those Mountaineer's photos. Actually, I think she would do well taking one of those classes. Scotty, I think you stretch things a little by declaring "she climbs."
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First published in 1957, On The Beach has to be one of the first post-nuclear-holocaust novels. It's been a long time since I read it, so I can't say how well it still stands up, but it certainly helped spawn a genre. Hmmm, maybe time for a re-read. Oh, and Fenderfour, thanks for the link, that is a great site, creepy AND cool for sure.
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good points to be sure.
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Thanks for the pics Chirp, totally inspiring. Griz, I went down Buckskin back in 1977, it was an awesome trip, practically hallucinogenic. Sounds like you've done that trip too? I suspect it's become a little more popular since then. I particularly liked the logs wedged sideways in the slots fifty feet overhead.
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There's room to move as a fry cook
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I think the first one is definitely yes. You've climbed the route, without falls, without weighting the rope, and placing all gear yourself. The second one I dunno, I've never given it much thought, since no one seems to give you many points for onsighting 5.10 I could be persuaded either way. The third one goes into the strange territory of sport climbing, which as I belive has been discussed around here before, has generally discarded the category of pink point, and considers a climb of a route with pre-placed draws to be a redpoint. Climbing one route to pre-place protection for another is not much different than rapping down and clipping draws, though I'd think it's more fun. In the big picture though, I think I just don't care. It might be a fun point to argue over a beer or six, but it doesn't have much impact on my life.
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Everyone I know that chew admit it's nasty, but hell, jaw cancer is a personal choice and your chewing tobacco use won't give it to me. I could post a few pictures, but I'm thinking you'll thank me not to. I get my share of second hand smoke too, being fond of seeing live music. My friend's brother died of emphysema, not from smoking, but likely because he was a pit boss in Las Vegas forever and had a lifelong gambling obsession. You might as well be a smoker if you're spending 40 to 70 hours a week in those rooms. You wouldn't mind if I shoot my gun whenever I want, would you? I guarantee I'm not aiming at you, but hey, if you get in the way of a bullet, you didn't have to be there.
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