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I never get tired of that.

But they also want your culture. Not the best scene if you are saturated.

just get on with it you two

Yeah. Jim Bridwell. The guy who wanted to bolt holds on El Cap, so everyone could climb it with a set of draws. He did do some amazing stuff, for sure. I merely said Jardine revolutionized free climbing, not climbing. Big difference, to me. And, yeah, the lowe tri-cams were also revolutionary.

Too late! They're gone!

Overall, I would say John Gill, but let's not forget our freak engineer "friend": He revolutionized free climbing

Free copys of outdated Wa Desert guide (lightly mangled) and first edition 11Worth Guide (great shape). You pay shipping.

I had this problem a few years back, 'cept it was the .11 barrier. I hate training, so I started doing yoga rigorously. Within 6 months I was climbing 5.12

I think Chris Sharma represents NexGen pretty righteously.

When I was in Hueco Tanks for 2 months in '96, I saw Fred Nicole just float Martini Roof right (he had it wired), and saw another person working Diaphanous Sea (both V12). Both are unbelievable climbs, and at that level it seems a combination of training, genetics, and drive. Truly spectacular to watch. My $.02 Erik

i tally it up on the virtual abacus program iain sent me

You still climb way harder than I ever will. Props to ya, My Man

You'll never catch the king of freshiez

and even if you did care, after $3 you won't anymore.

I'm all for the NEW WOOLY ADE FORUM :

Nice, Lummox

There was some serious blowdown at the base of GM.

It's spring - I recommend you book down to Yosemite.

The first picture actually has the Wortley's rack in it: 1-#3 camalot 1 - green metolius (.75) 1 - yellow alien 1 - green alien 7 draws. I ususally carry an emergency #1, but never use it.

Those dashing young men in the desert sun: Should call him "EuroFox": Check the jellyroll and poor rope technique on the Old Guy :

winning the lottery is critical to my retirement plans

Has a familiar ring to it, does it Rudy?