allison Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 Erik, wasn't actually talking about myself in particular, and really don't wanna throw down with anyone.....just warning the girl. Quote
Fairweather Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 OK. I'll weigh in on this one... Â A more appropriate question here would be: "Why are so many white people worried about how black people recreate in their spare time?" Quote
allthumbs Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 I want to know why white men can't jump. Quote
Paul_detrick Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 whats that smell pine tree motherf#$% pine tree. Â Â can you guess where that came from? Quote
Dru Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 When I went climbing in J Tree I was surprised by the relative # of black climbers there were there because you hardly ever see pictures of blacks cranking in the mags aside from Ed February and Mike Freeman. Oh, and Trevor Messiah from Britain. Â How come white trash are underrepresented in climbing? I would guess the same reasons namely different socioeconomic background and lack of a group of similar ethnic climbers of older age to act as known mentors? Im not talking about top roping with moms laundry line either. Â Â Quote
sk Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 I have seen some seriously white trash climbers (besides me,smart ass ) but they just don't travel much, when they do it is the 1970's modle rv all the way Quote
Dru Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 BOOFORD, WHERE'S MA SQUIRREL PIE FLAYVUH POWUH BAW? Quote
sk Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 don't forget the cinderblocks incase the truck breaks down  and if you don't pack my generic beer I willl give you a lickin' you wont never forget Quote
ryland_moore Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 Me too. At T-Wall outside Chattaboogie, it was common to see PWT climbing. It even went so far as to coming across a rope hanging on a climb we wanted to warm up on. Since no one was around, we walked along the cliff to see if we could find the owner. As we rounded an arrete, there were 3 good ol' boys hanging out on another climb. Â "Is this your rope over here?" we asked. "Oh yeah man. You're more than welcome to take a go on our rope. We'd just lefted it up 'cause we's fixin' to get back on it. But you can use it now." replied the skinny one donning a wife beater, cut-off jeans, and a bilboard foam/mesh construction co. cap. I looked at my buddy and he looked at me. The rope we had observed did not appear to be your typical dynmaic climbing rope. It was completely white and beared a few scars throughout its length. As my buddy and I pondered and tried to figure out how not to appear rude in a reply to their offer, one of the guys climbing yelled down from up high on the climb, barely visible through the maple tree branches that typically obscure your view of the upper cliffs in the south. "Hey Timmy", came a voice from above, "Ya ready?" With that the belayer's friends grabbed on to him, one especially large, and held him down. "Yeah, We's ready!" Replied Timmy. With that, the guy jumped off and took about a 30 foot screamer, coming to a hault only 5 feet off the deck. As he stopped, we witnessed a tight jerk in the rope and a whiplash effect to his neck. He was wearing gloves, a handmade Colorado harness made from webbing, and donning the most perfect mullet I've seen in my 4 years living in TN. (that is a compliment to most down there).He untied, walking a little funny, muttering something about chafing and his neck being wrenched, but needed to crack open a "cold one" and everything would be "a'right." My buddy asked,"So what kind of rope y'all using there?" They all turned to the skinny guy looking for a response. He replied," Aw, that's just your basic tree climbin' rope. After we nick up the rope a good bit an it needs a retirin' I just take 'em and use 'em for things 'roun da house an' climbin' rocks n such. We ain't fixin' to get on that one over yonder any time soon, so's ifs you's awnt ta, you can use it." I looked at my buddy and he at me. "Thank you, but we had our eyes set on another climb further down the cliff face. Have a good day!" Quote
sexual_chocolate Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 What, pray tell, characterizes the oft-mentioned "white trash" specimen? Is it the number of teeth? Is it the length of their toe-nails? Annual income? Â BTW, just saw Deliverance for the first time. Pretty darn good! "Looks like we got us a sow!" Quote
sk Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 what an un PC question sexy I'm shocked and embareassed for you Quote
allthumbs Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 SexualButtPlug wrote: What, pray tell, characterizes the oft-mentioned "white trash" specimen? Is it the number of teeth? Is it the length of their toe-nails? Annual income? Look in the mirror for your answer. Quote
ryland_moore Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 If you can tow your home with a truck, you are WT, if you can't well you are wealthy WT or you just live in a "modular home". Quote
ryland_moore Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 Blades sunglasses with mirror tinting and any neon colored rims Quote
ryland_moore Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 If you think a wife beater and blue jeans is the best way to pick up girls at the local bar. Quote
ryland_moore Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 If you own more dogs than teeth in your mouth....same goes for junk cars than teeth in your mouth.... Quote
jordop Posted January 16, 2003 Posted January 16, 2003 (edited) . Edited June 15, 2021 by jordop Quote
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