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the lurkist
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Post by the lurkist »

Bruised mushroom. Mushroom bruise. heh...
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Bruisebrother
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Post by Bruisebrother »

Bruise Brothers on Mushrooms, he,he!
Wes
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Post by Wes »

I miss that route. One of the best 10's in the red for sure. Wasn't it called flying squirrel or something first?

Wes
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loren
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Post by loren »

Speaking of flying squirrels, last fall Yasmeen and I were climbing those tens over by Tourist Trap. Yasmeen was belaying and this squirrel decked right at her feet. I think that it thought it was a flying squirrel, but wasn't. Very sad.
Meadows
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Post by Meadows »

I got chased by a squirrel once when I was on the Wabash College campus. I was alone walking to my car and saw a squirrel from a distance sitting on the sidewalk watching me. I got closer and then scared, next thing you know he comes running after me and I ran for a few minutes with him chasing me. I jumped into a big pile of snow, which ended the chase. Thank god, I thought it was the end of me!!
Wes
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Post by Wes »

While belaying Bart on all things considered, I was dive bombed by a real flying squirrel. Just missed me, before floating off into the woods.

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meetVA
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Post by meetVA »

loren wrote:Speaking of flying squirrels, last fall Yasmeen and I were climbing those tens over by Tourist Trap. Yasmeen was belaying and this squirrel decked right at her feet. I think that it thought it was a flying squirrel, but wasn't. Very sad.
No, what was really sad was that I was on the other end of the rope, not in the most secure-for-me-climbing situations and she screams! Thank God she was using a Gri-Gri because I look down and her hands are flying up all around in the AIR!

I almost DIED that day and the squirrel, noticably shaken up, merely scooted around like a Marx brother, got its wits back and ran into the woods.
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hotkarl
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Post by hotkarl »

Is there still the flying squirrel on resurrection? That thing scared the hell out of me once!
Horatio Felacio
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Post by Horatio Felacio »

Spragwa wrote: ...We can discuss dogs at the cliff but I'll always fall back to taking mine with me. It's good for her, I enjoy it and she's in her natural habitat. If we take responsibility for our animals, I think that they're a joy to have around...
good one! that's why you have never let her sleep outside in her life and you bring her bottled water to the cliff, etc, etc! :wink:
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Meadows
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Post by Meadows »

Look who's back from vacation. You better hurry home, I hear there is a stack of chick flicks waiting for you.
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