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Actually, just looking for someone willing to take more than their fair share of the harder leads; I'd be happy to lead the < 5.10 stuff. I've been wanting to do this for years, but never seemed to have the time/right partner. Then I had a kid and haven't climbed much for a few years (he's 2). I'll pay for gas and beer. I climbed Birds of Prey this week, so I am not a total flabby ass. Just a little flabby. PM me.

Whether the kid likes it or not, its called "parenting". Preventing harm, whether your kids agree with you or not, is what you sign up for when you become a parent. This is neccessary because kids do not always have the knowledge or life experience to make good choices. Sounds like you would get along well with Kevbone. Obviously, the older they get, there is more grey area to give them the responsibility to weigh the pros and cons of their choices and accept responsibility for the outcome. Again, its part of the parenting process to judge what they are ready for at each stage of their development.

That line is a classic... [video:youtube]

Wouldn't it be easier to design a robot that knows how to plug itself in or pull into the Exxon station?

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Stop worrying about it and enjoy him. Jesus, man, he's only 18 months. He is also a bit young to begin SAT prep, just in case you are wondering about that, too.

Fewer people will snicker if you put it this way...

Why would the GOP run her in 2012? She was a friggin train wreck; McCain's gamble gone seriously wrong!

Won't the bush just grow back?

Consider it practice for alpine climbing

Rounding error?

Tonite we ride!!!

Oh to have so much free time . Do you not have kids or own a house?

May 03

LOL! ROTFLMAO!

Father's day is coming...bump, bump... Here is an update on mine, he's two now and tries to climb everything in site- might have to bring him to kids rope up this year.

I was being facetious...you can replace "Van Halen" in my above post with any one of Kevbone's washed-up 80's guitar-wanking bands.

This is a great site. I first found cc.com when I was looking for beta on a particular climb (which was generously given). Since then I have found 4 partners on this site, all fairly represented their abilities and motivation. In one case, our personalities didn't really match up which created a bit of friction, but thats the chances you take. In another case, I got a semi-regular climbing partner; we have since done two trips to Red Rocks and one to the Bugs. In one case, I think I was the idiot partner...what can I say, I had a bad day. He hasn't climbed with me since. Such is life. For my contribution, I try to give noobs sincere advice when they ask. I have a busy job and a two year old, so I don't get out as much as I did in my twenties, so it allows me to live vicariously through y'all. But mostly, I find this site very entertaining with all the idiotic banter. I LOL and ROTFLMAO daily.

Hi Kevbone. Van Halen rules. Oh wait, isn't this a climbing board?

Do you have a quote for our spiritual enlightenment?

When someone dies, the bacteria inside of them does not.. in fact they are not held in check. Same reason a dead cow gets bloated. Similarly, the bowels could have been released into goretex pants. At some point, the body is disturbed (for example, while bagging the body), and gases built up come out at once. If a fouler odor exists, I haven't smelled it. Then wouldn't it be better named "the death fart"?

What is "the death burp"?

Are you kidding? No worries thought I fixed it for you. I would be curious to know why you think the trad climbing there is better than, say, Red Rocks or Yosemite.

This thread is better than watching "Another World"