Gary_Yngve Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I have never in my life seen a group so in over their heads and clueless on how to move fast... Spent 6 hours on a sketchy descent- those mother fu... Â Sounds like you were over your head and clueless on how to move fast on the descent, you mofo. Quote
Raindawg Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 What's missing from this whole "discussion" is BIG LOU. Had he been there, he would have soloed the route up to the slow party, attached their rope to his sturdy belt loops, and hauled their sorry butts to the top. And for you nervous folks who got stuck behind all of this...BIG LOU would have safely guided you back to the parking lot where you could pose for pictures and have a hearty handshake. All would walk away with feeling good about themselves with a few lessons learned. Some of the lessons learned: * First come, first served. "Late start" on a weekend on Outer Space? Please.... *Carry one of those little Petzl headlamps in your pocket or wherever and you'll probably have an easier time getting down in the dark. *Lots of routes on a big piece of stone like Snow Creek..if you smell an epic looming above, there are a dozen interesting routes nearby that would enjoy your company. Question: "BIG LOU...where were you when they needed you?" Probable answer: "Bigger fish to fry on bigger mountains." The Fact Remains: BIG LOU GOT BETTER THINGS TO DO THAN RESCUE YOU! Â Don't make him come and get you! Â 'xactly! Â Quote
flyingpig Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 Started the day on the 10b Direct Variation only to come up on some newbies. Â from cc.com ? Quote
fenderfour Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 The slow party (let me clarify who I'm writing about - not your group Eric B - although you were incredibly slow as well) should thank Samco. He talked me out of beating the shit out of the two of you up top. As for you Eric B, you and Brian should stick to the Tooth or Ingalls Peak. Â Lets not justify why its ok to climb Outer Space in 11+ hours. Its not ok. Â This is pure crap. I don't think such slap-dickery should be displayed on any route. I certainly don't think a blow-hard jackass should threaten an ass-whuppin on the internet. Â Maybe YOU were lucky that you didn't try to beat someone's ass. Quote
flyingpig Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 if they are so bad ass. Why are they doing outerspace? I think they just might be ready for infinite bliss. Quote
flyingpig Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 i went chucky cheese and this lame little kid took forever on the wack a mole game. i beat the fuck out of the little shit, and had my way with his mom. Quote
flyingpig Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 bunch of bad asses on cc.com. we should challenge some other climbing website to a death match. Quote
dmuja Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 what happend to the rappers?  step aside homie G dogs mujas in the house!    jus who da fuk is sampca  well some kinda cracka got a grip on a 10b but wit a 2"inch tally wacka  thinks he owns the SCW but the cc comers had a few thing to say to you  boy he gotta ego and no matta where he go no matta wut he done he aint neva gonna be the one havin the most fun  stay away from me samp fly we bored with you little guy cryin calimity behind dis anonimity  all becuz you woke too late..bo-eey!  doe no how to negotiate you stuck and cant navigate on a trade route weekend when the wetha was great then,  we hear ya punk ass poutin and yo whiney assed shoutin but now the cc crew say you dont own the mountain..cuz--z  think you the only one who ever been second in line behind a sketched out newb on a crowded ass climb  you got no one to blame but yo sorry ass self so now its time to flame we gonna take it off the shelf!   PS - please don't make me angry, you wont like me when Im angry  Quote
flyingpig Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 marshall, is that you? you spoda be white. Quote
drater Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I think at a time like this we should all ask, WWDBD? Â Break out the mfing brass knuckles, swear to god. Â Isn't Outer Space a chossy VB- highball? Quote
ken4ord Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 This shit is so damn funny. No lines over here, just stupid baboon hucking dirt and rocks. Â Thank for allow ex-pat in Rwanda for post. Quote
fenderfour Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 It may be wide open, but it's hardly worth the travel time for a sunday afternoon climb. Quote
hawkeye69 Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 garyY I have never in my life seen a group so in over their heads and clueless on how to move fast... Spent 6 hours on a sketchy descent- those mother fu... Â Sounds like you were over your head and clueless on how to move fast on the descent, you mofo. Â didnt i read sumwhere how YOU (gary) got stuck in the dark at smith fecking rocks? is that true? so i suppose if that is true you really are an expert at fu&&ing up descents and your opinion may be valid... Quote
Gary_Yngve Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I didn't blame my epic there on anyone else. That's where the first poster of this thread has gone wrong. It's their own damn fault they didn't bring a headlamp, so they need to suck it up, take some responsibility for their actions, and not blame the slow people in front of them. Quote
hawkeye69 Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 you expertise at epics at a sport climbing area far outway my own, you remain the expert. Â i bow in reverence... Quote
Gary_Yngve Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 Wow, hawkeye69, in just your first four posts, you've managed quite a bit of vitriol, plenty of misspelled cusswords, and a subtle chestbeat of climbing the Salathe in a day. Congratulations, you'll fit in here just fine. Quote
JayB Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 So many dimensions to the lameness here. To restate some other points and make a few of my own: Â 1. OS on a Saturday. Get there first or expect crowds, and either be prepared to wait, be prepared with the basic social skills necessary to engage the slower party and work out a plan for passing them, or climb elsewhere. With respect to basic social skills - I've passed other parties and have been passed. Whenever I've seen this situation coming, I've always been able to either look up at the belayer and say something along the lines of "Hey - looks like we're moving at different paces and I know it sucks to have someone on your tail all day, would you be cool with us climbing through at the next ledge?" and I've never had a problem. I really dislike feeling pressured to move faster by another party, so whenever a group is clearly moving faster, I let them know that I am aware of the fact that they are faster and talk the situation over, and have never had a problem - even when I've asked if they'd mind waiting a bit until we got someplace where the process would be easier for both parties. Â Failing to do any of these things and then opening up with a bunch of hostility and insults on the internet is the ultimate in lameness, but if you haven't got the common sense required to make the right decisions at the base of a crowded route, or the common courtesy necessary to interact with other humans in a constructive way when you are on the route, I suppose that I shouldn't be surprised by the retro-spray. Quote
hawkeye69 Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 jayb, you got it right there. Â garyY, when the clueless are calling out the clueless, entropy sets in... Quote
JayB Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 I also think that if people were honest about their experiences and emotions, quite a few of the TR's here would read quite a bit differently. There's clearly an editing process that goes on in people's heads in order to ensure that they don't expose too much of themselves and leave themselves vulnerable. That's certainly understandable, but I really think it's a shame, as the experiences that people have are way more interesting, varied, and genuine than the subtle-chestbeat-with-just-a-touch-of-faux-modesty-and-self-referential-irony that's emerged as the default tone for any TR here. Quote
Gary_Yngve Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 jayb, you got it right there. Â garyY, when the clueless are calling out the clueless, entropy sets in... Â Hawkeye69, first of all, I don't think you're a lurker. I think you're yet another avatar of some tool whom I've already ignored. It's up to you to prove me otherwise. Â Second, why the hell do you need to jump in on the "pick on gary" game? I'm sick and tired of it. Your attacks are tangential and unprovoked. It seems every time I decide to give this forum another chance, another jackass avatar has to step up to the plate to hassle me. Quote
Cobra_Commander Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 the subtle-chestbeat-with-just-a-touch-of-faux-modesty-and-self-referential-irony that's emerged as the default tone for any TR here  such a connaisseur of the TR! do you have a computer or a snifter over there JayB  I thoroughly agree. It's a shame that anyone has to justify their actions when they didn't really do much wrong.  What I wanna know is anyone going to attempt OS during the rope-up...could be entertaining Quote
slothrop Posted September 26, 2006 Posted September 26, 2006 Everyone should join ropes and climb OS together at the ropeup in one giant clusterfuck-chain. If you get enough people, you could run the ropes together in a loop from top to bottom and make a frickin' conveyor belt. CBS, start calculating how much rope we need. Quote
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