Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 1:48 am
good luck. offer beer and food might help your case. or you could just spend the money on a guide. once you get some experience/gear, people are much more likely to want to climb with you.
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 3:28 am
If you like to give up the cock, pawilkes will bend over backwards (and forwards) to help you.
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 3:34 am
Don't be a dick, he just gave a reasonable answer.512OW wrote:If you like to give up the cock, pawilkes will bend over backwards (and forwards) to help you.
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 3:39 am
My answer was just as reasonable.
WAIT A SECOND.......He's turned you hasn't he??? You've become a gayhomofagsexual!!!!!!!!!
Its too late now. Somebody get the matches. I'll bundle the two of em together for kindlin'.
WAIT A SECOND.......He's turned you hasn't he??? You've become a gayhomofagsexual!!!!!!!!!
Its too late now. Somebody get the matches. I'll bundle the two of em together for kindlin'.
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 3:54 am
No he hasn't. But cut him some slack. Sure, he looks like a donkey dick sucking gayhomofagsexual but keep it in the suck threads.
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 4:01 am
jackenator, please ignore 512OW, he's probably just pissy because he found out that young'n was flashing all his projects this weekend. including 512's girlfriend. doh! (just kidding, in case it wasn't obvious but please still ignore him. he's filled his niceness quota for the month and will be unbearable from here on out.)
do you climb in a gym or know anyone that you trust who is an experienced climber? not that i did any prep work before i really started climbing outside but there are some good books out there of various lengths that would give you insight into what to look for in being safe. for me, safety would be a prime thing to keep in mind when asking to learn how to climb outdoors especially if you have limited experience indoors as well. a guide is a good way to start and there are several in the Red if you don't know anyone otherwise (RRO, True North are 2 who read/post on this bored) because they have experience AND equipment.
otherwise, bring lots of beer and a willingness to become someone's belay slave.
do you climb in a gym or know anyone that you trust who is an experienced climber? not that i did any prep work before i really started climbing outside but there are some good books out there of various lengths that would give you insight into what to look for in being safe. for me, safety would be a prime thing to keep in mind when asking to learn how to climb outdoors especially if you have limited experience indoors as well. a guide is a good way to start and there are several in the Red if you don't know anyone otherwise (RRO, True North are 2 who read/post on this bored) because they have experience AND equipment.
otherwise, bring lots of beer and a willingness to become someone's belay slave.
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 4:08 am
Aww thanks meetva, i feel so special
<--------Check it out upside down devil sign 999, until my next post. sweet.
<--------Check it out upside down devil sign 999, until my next post. sweet.
Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 4:56 am
Actually, "Jacke," if that is the female version of Jack, you shouldn't have any trouble getting willing teachers. Just check with VA about the willing teacher before you head into the woods! 
Also follow her advise!
Also follow her advise!Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 4:57 am
999! Cool, Punk! 
Go on to bed now!
Go on to bed now!Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 4:58 am
I can't, my sleep schedule is messed up. Afterall, it is summer!
Sweet, broke 1000
Sweet, broke 1000