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i want to red tag those problems first Sco..then we'll post pics....

i think i speak for someone when i say:

Christ this is a lame as f**k climbing area... Who in there right mind has problem lists and "official-problem-tags." Move out west and go and make something of yourselves. If I here in more of this bullshit baby crap I will lose my mind. Oh yeah, as a boulder developer outside of the Red you guys can go and f**k yourselves the Red sucks in many ways but is also a good area for people from Indy, Cincy, Lexington, etc. to go to and establish, put up, climb and sandbag the shit out of themselves. So keep on keeping on and go and climbing your f**king Red River Gorge Rated v7 that surely west of the mississippi would be a v5.

... edited to de-f**k "f**king". ya know, for the kids.

huh?

Oh yeah, as a boulder developer outside of the Red you guys can go and f**k yourselves

Sorry TB, if it’s got a red tag on it you can't climb it. Unless you want to join those hated renegades like Shamish and poach lines. The slippery ethics slope.

thanks for getting my back Sco......hell, we cleaned the line, hauled the crash pads and stored them in all this rain, ticked the starting holds (and finishing jug), and waited for perfect summer temps to send....if TB doesn't want a redtag, maybe we'll just keep developing this awesome area, and keep it to ourselves until we have done all the problems within our reach....

jhwatts wrote:huh?

i'll second that. can anybody make any sense out of that? if your going to bash something, maybe you should learn to edit your posts so you don't sound like an illiterate moron.

/sigh. tongue-in-cheek appropriation of guidebook comment drama is apparently a lost art.

sorry. for those who missed it the first time around here's the link to the original "illiterate moron something bashing":

http://tinyurl.com/m5lmft

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hence the i speak for "someone" reference.... don't worry tbwilsonky, i got it.

my bad, i am not that familiar with every comment in the online guide. however, that is one of the funniest list of comments on a route that i have seen so far.

the boulderfield we are developing has potential for 40-50 problems. however, we have just started the cleaning process. If you would like to be shown the area, we will need you to sign a waiver stating that you will respect our projects until we release them to the general public.