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tbwilsonky wrote:

rhunt wrote: Using a gri gri is really a matter of lazy convenience and trendy-ness over any real extra safety.

this argument is lazy. and trendy.

I have really enjoyed your smart ass comments sine you've joined. Your almost a big a jackass as piggy....... well done sir.

thanks brah. it keeps me sharp for debate team outings.

DriskellHR wrote:

tbwilsonky wrote:

rhunt wrote: Using a gri gri is really a matter of lazy convenience and trendy-ness over any real extra safety.

this argument is lazy. and trendy.

I have really enjoyed your smart ass comments sine you've joined. Your almost a big a jackass as piggy....... well done sir.

pigsteak wrote:actually, it does get better....45-50 degrees, sunny, and no gumbies.

Ok... I agree!

pigsteak wrote:actually, it does get better....45-50 degrees, sunny, and no gumbies.


i climb no matter what temp it is and dont care whos climbing either. what is a gumby

rrgclimber wrote: what is a gumby

Don't worry about that. Worry about what's a pokey.

rrgclimber wrote:pigsteak wrote:actually, it does get better....45-50 degrees, sunny, and no gumbies.


i climb no matter what temp it is and dont care whos climbing either. what is a gumby

pigsteak also wrote.."if you have to ask...."

Didn't actualy see it happen but saw the results.
A huge thanks to those who have been leaving all the TP Blossoms under overhangs and in hollowed out tree bases.
They look very pretty.
The slot at Volunteer wall is particularly beautiful with a smattering of brown!!!
Starting to wonder if this new addition might start choking out the natural vegetation.
Maybe if your inclined to leave your toilet paper all over the crags, you might consider buying some zip-lock baggies.
Even the poorest of poor dirt baggs could buddy up and split a 50 or 100 pack.
Come on people, it's f-n sick.

Ah, autumn in the Red...peak Euroflower season!

that's it..blame the euros when we locals take the high road...