Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2003 2:07 pm
Well you do have a bit of sache when you stroll 
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Well you do have a bit of sache when you stroll Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2003 3:10 pm
so uh Johnny...
what would it take to see this crack?
circleheads, leadheads, you name it.
what would it take to see this crack?
circleheads, leadheads, you name it.
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2003 3:33 pm
Well, to explain to all interested, here's the story:
Team Safety has found a crack that won't really help us in getting the Golden Piton Award that we were obviously shafted out of this past year. (Rhino's theorizes it's due to the Western bias of the magazines, or maybe just a publicity problem).
Anyway, the crack is up for a bidding war between you and SCIN. An agent of yours started with the first bid of $15 which could be paid in cash or trinkets. I offered the next bid to SCIN and he agreed to $20 in cash or putting a banner on the top of the BBS with a nomination of Team Safety for the 2003 Golden Piton Award.
Team Safety isn't sure which would be a better strategy in getting the GPA at this point. It may just need a photo of us hanging off of homemade gear that looks like it should be used for some teenager's braces. Or, if it's a matter of publicity, we just need our name out there. Since the BBS is international (it is the WWW), that may be our ticket. At any rate, we're looking for a shoe-in situation for the GPA and whatever we can get from this route is critical to our success.
SCIN wanted to see a photo of the route, but obviously, until we get serious about bidding, such information can't be revealed yet. I can tell you that it's wide, has an overhang with a flare like the top pitch of The Quest tilted over. Then more wide stuff, then an offwidth overhang at the top that is more like a roof. It's probably about 100 feet tall. Doesn't look rotten, and has a bit of lichen--not clean, but not funk either.
Team Safety has found a crack that won't really help us in getting the Golden Piton Award that we were obviously shafted out of this past year. (Rhino's theorizes it's due to the Western bias of the magazines, or maybe just a publicity problem).
Anyway, the crack is up for a bidding war between you and SCIN. An agent of yours started with the first bid of $15 which could be paid in cash or trinkets. I offered the next bid to SCIN and he agreed to $20 in cash or putting a banner on the top of the BBS with a nomination of Team Safety for the 2003 Golden Piton Award.
Team Safety isn't sure which would be a better strategy in getting the GPA at this point. It may just need a photo of us hanging off of homemade gear that looks like it should be used for some teenager's braces. Or, if it's a matter of publicity, we just need our name out there. Since the BBS is international (it is the WWW), that may be our ticket. At any rate, we're looking for a shoe-in situation for the GPA and whatever we can get from this route is critical to our success.
SCIN wanted to see a photo of the route, but obviously, until we get serious about bidding, such information can't be revealed yet. I can tell you that it's wide, has an overhang with a flare like the top pitch of The Quest tilted over. Then more wide stuff, then an offwidth overhang at the top that is more like a roof. It's probably about 100 feet tall. Doesn't look rotten, and has a bit of lichen--not clean, but not funk either.
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 9:12 pm
Legend,
Forty oz
...when they go, that is.
Forty oz
...when they go, that is.