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yeah, like people actually climbing hard routes. but most of the people on this bb don't know what it means. instead they decide to relive their "glory days" and have another meaningless fight about bolts on some road side choss heap- fucking pathetic

here is the sory:

On Sunday 17 July Bruno Pederiva and Mario Prinoth made the first repeat of the 'LarcherVigiani' on the south face of the Marmolada. This multi-pitch testpiece had been first ascended by Rolando Larcher and Roberto Vigiani in summer 2000 and then freed, in one single 12 hour push, on 13/08/2001.

 

Four years and a series of attempts later Pederiva and Prinoth redpointed the route, which weighs in at 8a, 7b obligatory, in 12 hours. The route takes a line up the pillar to the left of the Soldà, with difficulties never less than 7b.

http://www.planetmountain.com/English/ho...655&-search

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Oh, for a minute there, I thought you were actually posting about something that you yourself had climbed.

 

Hey man Bob's been busy trying to make it with a couple prize winning goats at the county fair. tongue.gif

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bob, why do the numbers mean so much to you?

i mean really does it fukin really matter if the line is 5.4 or 9a? its the line and sights you see that matter. take backbone ridge for instance on dragonarse. that climb is the fuking shit and only 5.9.

give it a rest and focus on the fact that those euros repeated a good line not the fact that its 5.fukinlookatmeharddoubleDminusX.

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yeah, like people actually climbing hard routes. but most of the people on this bb don't know what it means. instead they decide to relive their "glory days" and have another meaningless fight about bolts on some road side choss heap- fucking pathetic

here is the sory:

On Sunday 17 July Bruno Pederiva and Mario Prinoth made the first repeat of the 'LarcherVigiani' on the south face of the Marmolada. This multi-pitch testpiece had been first ascended by Rolando Larcher and Roberto Vigiani in summer 2000 and then freed, in one single 12 hour push, on 13/08/2001.

 

Four years and a series of attempts later Pederiva and Prinoth redpointed the route, which weighs in at 8a, 7b obligatory, in 12 hours. The route takes a line up the pillar to the left of the Soldà, with difficulties never less than 7b.

http://www.planetmountain.com/English/ho...655&-search

 

why don't you go give them a blow job then and let us talk about our choss heap?? rolleyes.gif

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Meanwhile, while bob was posting about other people climbing, Texplorer did two el cap routes.

 

You mean, who's a "clownpuncher"?

 

 

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Soloed Zodiac and did South Seas is the Rumr.

 

Nice job Tex!

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Meanwhile, while bob was posting about other people climbing, Texplorer did two el cap routes.

 

Soloed Zodiac and did South Seas

 

Is it true? cool.gif

 

Well done, either way! thumbs_up.gif

 

{looking for TR....nope, not yet}

 

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