It's sad when people as educated as yourself resort to 6th grade measures.fray21 wrote:Mr. Fat Panda why so angry???
I dare you to pull my pigtails.
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Look, critics will always be with us.
The actions of the RRGCC speak for themselves. The fact that we all climb regularly on the PMRP is indisputable and good. Do not be disheartened by naysaying naybobs of negativism. What you have done is enough. Critics will come and go.
The actions of the RRGCC speak for themselves. The fact that we all climb regularly on the PMRP is indisputable and good. Do not be disheartened by naysaying naybobs of negativism. What you have done is enough. Critics will come and go.
"It really is all good ! My thinking only occasionally calls it differently..."
Normie
Normie
on an only moderately related note, i have a super beefy/borderline indestructible 11mm poly startic line about 250' long that i'm not using right now if any of you generous but undersupported FAists out there wanna use it. after blowing all of my savings the last couple of years on new routes I know well what a thankless, expensive habit it can be.
back on topic, thanks for all you've done for the Red and I really hope you come back to us, Wes!
back on topic, thanks for all you've done for the Red and I really hope you come back to us, Wes!
Thought the same thing.True, but I found humor in you quoting and displaying it again. I figured that if Wes wanted to judge others based on his views it is only fair to return the favor. Besides, it’s pretty pathetic that people jump on his pity party to help with his insecurities.fray21 wrote:
Mr. Fat Panda why so angry???
It's sad when people as educated as yourself resort to 6th grade measures.
and I thought that you were partaking in reductio ad absurdum, silly me.fray21 wrote:
True, but I found humor in you quoting and displaying it again.
Happy to hear that you guys are enjoying climbing, that is why we do it. Pigsteak, I personally think that is a good policy. I have always loved the routes you put up, so I hope to have a chance to do them somedayRRO wrote:same here.........actually enjoying climbing again because of itpigsteak wrote: that is why the last 10 sport routes I have bolted and sent are not publicized or published...because i'd rather do it on my own time line, away from the crowds. Maybe in a year or two, I'll give all the info to Ray to distribute.
I guess I am a salivating dog when it comes to new routes, sorry but I get excited. If it is not bolted by the next time I come down (most likely next march), I will happily finish it off. Lets see, anchors already in and only needs four bolts. There will be no weekend sacrificed, just a couple hours.pigsteak wrote:
Secondly, Wes could open this route up to full development, and there are truly only 2-3 of us who who sacrifice a weekend to bolt it..the rest of you salivating dogs want to get the send, the points, and the spray without the sacrifice.
man, wasn't trying to bust chops chriss.....but this fall, I was rjackson bolt his first sport line at choco...I was giving him all the old crusty beta on how peopel will literally throw a rope bag under you as yourap to the ground after bolting if you let them...
just like clockwork, russ had not been down two minutes and some dude walked over and asked what the new route was..russ was eating, so I offered that it had just been bolted, and that russ was taking a rest. the dude says "no worries, I'll just wait here until he sends it"....
rjackson, am I lying ?
just like clockwork, russ had not been down two minutes and some dude walked over and asked what the new route was..russ was eating, so I offered that it had just been bolted, and that russ was taking a rest. the dude says "no worries, I'll just wait here until he sends it"....
rjackson, am I lying ?
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
