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Topic	Date	User
Crack climbing gloves - the ethics	10-Jun-2003 At 6:23:42 PM	Donut King
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is this related to the goat lovers thread at all? I would imagine that with the crack glove there would be a sever loss of sensitivity for yourself, resulting in perhaps a somewhat ambivilant feeling towards such activity. going glove-less alows you to feel the crack in all its natural beauty, to explore the crack deeper than if one had "glove" on. I wouldnt frown upon anothers chioce to wear the glove, each to their own, but they are missing out on a more in-depth experience, no matter how thin the rubber is the experience the sensitivity, is still not the same as it is without the rubber...i'm sure you would all agree....

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