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RIGHT ON muffy, you didn't tell me you were going out to dinner w/lummox. you just said some climber dude you were feeling sorry for. what's up w/that?

this is ridiculous. this girl is 15 yrs old. she hasn't done anything wrong, appalling or even anything in particular poor taste. back off necro

that's probably for the best it was a tad distracting trask, sugar, there's no one here who knows for certain if/where i have tatoo and it certainly wouldn't be/isn't a devil. try and sober up and remember who you brought home last night

yeah...the little brats manage to suck all the fun out of everything don't they mine won't sit quietly, locked in the closet w/a jar of peanut butter and some water while i go for some alpine route. he's even started untying himself from the bottom of the routes where i leave him

yeah no shit! such a nuissance. too bad i love the little monster so much

what sex life you talkin bout, Ms IceQueen? mine...you know, one in which you are not included. what happened to yesterday's avatar??

i quit for a very long time due mainly to the arrival of my son in this world. it initially started b/c climbing when you're 7 mos preggers is just awkward, then having a newborn is just too tiring, then a divorce meant i was a single parent. as a single parent, i became overly aware that i could orphan my child and i wasn't OK with that. it's more that it affected my climbing than anything else. the thought kept creeping in my head anytime i got the least bit sketched and made the situation worse so i quit altogether. things in my life have changed since then so i'm more comfortable with it now but it was about 6-7 years of nothing harder than a class 3 scramble. i will say that i'm a fair bit more cautious than i used to be and it has hindered my return to climbing some. h/e, i have more fun than ever even if i'm not climbing at the same level i used to.

there are some people who just don't need to know anything about my sex life. and i'm pretty sure that includes nearly everyone who posts here

I like cheese pizza, vanilla ice cream, and missionary sex. -a fellow cc.comer Paco after reading your signature line, anytime i'm a cc.com person who order cheese pizza or vanillla icecream i'm going to wonder about their sex life damn you!

u never asked i didn't think i had too but at least i know i can count on F8

my point was that they don't ever seem to touch a computer the whole 10 sec they look at my ID

no one climbs in a kilt for me

i said cabana boy....NOT your boy toy

how do they know if you have a dui? all they ever do is just take a quick glance at my passport and let me through?

somebody pass the cabana boy

cripes people! i've been kicked out of bars, movie theatres and even a holiday inn but never an entire country take your bloody passport and be done w/it!

i knew you had it in ya! you can laugh!

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watched soccer on saturday morning, cragged in the lovely sun on saturday went for a walk and admired the lovely crisp fall weather and cleaned house on sunday unexciting, uneventful, uninteresting and a perfectly wonderful w/e.

from a couple of climbs earlier in the year i've become a big fan of the wild country curved hexes for alpine routes. mix those w/nuts and 4-6 cams and couple small try cams and i'm pretty happy these days.

"We take rock, paper, scissors about as seriously as you take something like rock, paper, scissors. We have a lot of fun with the concept." "We have a lot of fun with the concept."

ah yes, and dru speaks from personal experience.....

scrambler, quit sucking the light hearted nature out of my posts. these are interesting accomplishments but way too damn serious for a rock paper scissors discussion

rock, paper, scissors World - Canada Canadian Beats World at Rock, Paper, Scissors Sun Oct 26, 6:45 PM ET TORONTO (Reuters) - The competitors, in glitzy, off-the-wall costumes, call themselves professional athletes. Some even bring along team doctors to supervise their nutrition and take them through intense warmups. This, it seems, is serious stuff to the 320 competitors who shook their fists early into Sunday morning at the World Rock, Paper, Scissors Championships at a nightclub in downtown Toronto. The man who did win -- and netted himself a purse of C$5,000 ($3,825) -- was Toronto's Rob Krueger, a member of the team "Legion of the Red Fist." To achieve the lofty title of World RPS Champion, he threw a combination of rock-paper-paper, defeating his opponent's offering of three rocks. Treading a thin line between silly spectacle and serious sport, the event drew a crowd of about 900, including many bemused spectators who wandered, with drinks in hand, among a slew of local and international media. Andy Cumming, 28, flew to Canada from London with five other members of the United Kingdom team, as well as their team doctor who counsels them on warmups, diet and practice. "It's an internationally played game, you know," he said, wearing a pair of worker's coveralls with the red, white and blue of the Union Jack patterned on it. "It's a complete travesty that not many people take it seriously." To the uninitiated, taking the playground game seriously is something of a tall order. Many competitors wore crude, homemade costumes, and played with a can of beer in their non-throwing hand. Douglas Walker, managing director of the Toronto-based, 700-member World RPS Society, is a little more realistic about the so-called sport he promotes. "We take rock, paper, scissors about as seriously as you take something like rock, paper, scissors. We have a lot of fun with the concept."

believe me, i was troubled at the time. however, i will say this. at no point was it anywhere close to a rescue situation. in this case it was a partner who was able to help me keep my head about me and safely backtrack myself to more secure ground. and this was quite a long time ago. what i realized this weekend is how much confidence having a partner who could've climbed the sketchy section had i had to bail on the pitch gives me.