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trout creek would be good...climb in the gorge too...that said, your best bet is to still go down there...

I would suggest a "field trip" to yosemite first to check out yosemite style climbing. Where have you climbed before?

good thing you have so much practice with one hand...

classic post!

happy bday...you old fuck...

PFFFFFTTTTT!!!!

wow...an adult amongst us! Well said Dane...

I read nothing that shows he was mouthing off...more like some one was trashtalking and marc pointed it out...then the guy gets all huffy, calls him a puke and warns him not to go "down that road"... to clarify, what marc said, was come up here, go climbing with me and we'll see who's the "better" climber...then Choada got his panties in a bunch and basically said "I can still kick your ass"... that's the way i read it...

You're proving my point for me, youth. "Knowing what you're doing" comes from "experience". You lack the experience, for example, to understand the proud tradition of man/sheep sex graffiti in the Pacific Northwest climbing community and you're showing your hubris by casting aspersions towards an unknown climber (Was that my lead?) over the screw count on a pitch. Why's that? (And we only brought ten screws, so it couldn't have been, like, 14.) Here's a little thought experiment that may answer mattp's question ("WTF?"): You're 16 now. Remember when you were 8? Remember how clueless and immature you were at the time, compared to yourself now? Now, imagine that you're 32. How clueless and immature will the 16 year old you look to the 32 year old you? You clearly have natural talent, fitness, skill, and plenty of motivation. That's awesome. I wish I had that at your age. I was too busy getting laid. Sure, you've done some climbing, and don't take this too personally, but you're still a kid, and as such you lack two things that I think are very important to the issue at hand (the safety of a "minor" as a climbing partner): a fully formed brain and an "adult perspective". For example: kids your age, especially boys, are not skilled at fully evaluating the consequences of their actions before they take those actions. Additionally, if you we're to evaluate your potential actions before taking them, you'd be doing so through a lens of experiences and perspectives of a 16 year old. What potential consequences would the 32 year old you come up with? The 16 year old you asks a total stranger to "come up here and say that to my face". Hopefully the 32 year old you wouldn't. I had a friend learn that one by regaining consciousness in an MRI after getting his face kicked in. see choada...you can talk like a 32 year old...sheesh...

First this: Then this: It may be over the line, but I say marc threw the glove down first. I think Marc's point was that he's every bit as competent as the loud mouf buffoon... Oh, and Choada, you talk like that to one of my kids, its gonna get ugly...Legal ugly...you big bad ass

BAWHAHAHAHA

wow...challenging a 16yo to a physical confrontation? WTF...you need to grow up, jerk...

Well....then I will bring a bottle of lube. whose dick are you going to borrow? no brainer...pink's...

you have to be gettin' some to be called a cougar... more like a stray, flea bitten, alley cat...

yep...the two most juvenile posters had to post... kev and his bitch, pink

You obviously don't know some of the teenagers that i know...i would be honored to consider myself their equal...

Obviously, they didn't account for trashy...that fokker would walk away with the prize with his man-boobies!!

gives new meaning to the term preacher in the pulpit...

are helmets required?

Great comp...lotta energy...kiddos really enjoyed it...

ahhh pink is touchin' hisself in his special spot!

oh...and poop, in case you forgot, you are still one of our finest douche bagz...coming in second only to dwanus....

the story behind the shirt actually involves one of our finest locals, Steve Swensen... from what i gather, the fellow following had intially been leading the flake, got uber-stuck looking at a really bad fall...our hero, his belayer, Steve, climbed over, around him, reached the belay and set up a haul to get the climber unstuck and out...

YEP...100 degrees and 99.9% humidity and bugz...

I'm stuck in Alexandria working on a huge beltway interchange...this particular job has literally beat the snot out of me...SUCCKSSSSSSSSSSBBAALLLZZZZZZZZZ I hate northern virginia...strip malls as far as the eye can see...plus, its downright nasty weather in the winter...