General Climbing Discussion

Author	Havachatwithhexy...
The HEX 8-Dec-2005 1:34:14 AM	--------------------- Simey#2 >...Only some so far. We've sent orders to Bogong, MD's and Anaconda... Whatz MD's ...? ... aaaaawwwwriiiiggghhhhttt !!!!!! MOUNTAIN DESIGNS ... they have a shop in ESSENDON , do they not Obsessedclimber ?? ... ... subliminal insertion ... rock hardware ... ... >ROCK HARDWARE ... ... >... thatz ROCK HARDWARE !!! ... >... anyone bother clickin' on this f#ckin' thread anymore ??:P ... >...I said ROCK HARDWARE !!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Sabu 8-Dec-2005 11:22:56 PM	ahahahah Hex said "insertion"!!
Super Saiyan 9-Dec-2005 9:54:54 AM	On 8/12/2005 The HEX wrote: >Whatz MD's ...? ... aaaaawwwwriiiiggghhhhttt !!!!!! MOUNTAIN DESIGNS ... >they have a shop in ESSENDON , do they not Obsessedclimber ?? ... There is one in Essendon?? Sweet!!
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 10:12:22 AM	------------------------ On 8/12/2005 One Day Hero wrote: >Yeah, I'm reading it Hexy.....only just managing to stay awake though. >I'm all out of material, how about you write something funny and make me >laugh, you boring shit... NO SINGING ... NO DANCING ... on this thread, thank you very much ... :I --------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 10:16:19 AM	-------------------- oweng Online Now 9/12/2005 10:08:24 AM >Camping at the Springs (1/2 way up Mt Wellington), morning climb on the Pipes, >lunch at the Taste, late arvo climb on the Pipes is a pretty good way to spend a >couple of days... ... and ya can havalash at Bresnahan's new 32 , while ya gaze out over the second most poluted ( for heavy metals ) river in the world ... -------------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 10:20:37 AM	Over to you Damo :P
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 2:07:53 PM	...EARTH TO !!! ... awwwnevermind ... you preferknitting , anyway ... ... herez another insertion ... I hope it penetrates ... '...Italian Christian Core has established one of the world’s hardest bouldering traverses at Varazze in northwestern Italy. The Long Road of Life is a 57-move link-up of a handful of existing problems, and Core graded the problem as an 8c traverse. Although the grades of bouldering traverses are notoriously difficult to translate, the new problem is likely the equivalent of a 5.14-plus route. The hardest bouldering traverse in the world is thought to be Dai Koyamada’s The Wheel of Life (8c+/5.15a) in Australia...' :I -------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 4:23:14 PM	----------------------------------- sydneymatt 9/12/2005 Offwidth fun....... im starting to feel quizzy.....nauseous......., these two words should never go together!!! >http://momentoffame.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/23098/cat/515/page/1 " Offwidths aren't too bad ... once you get going " (Simon Parsons) --------------------------------
oweng 9-Dec-2005 4:23:39 PM	On 9/12/2005 The HEX wrote: >... and ya can havalash at Bresnahan's new 32 , while ya gaze out over >the second most poluted ( for heavy metals ) river in the world ... > >------------------------------- > Bresnahan's new 32, huh I could do that easily. Ive abseiled walls that are unclimbable, so as long as the anchors on the top are ok, I think its well within my scope (as long as I have someone holding the end of the rope giving me a firemans belay). Second most polluted river in the world?? Sounds like pinko, left-wing, propaganda to me. So whats the worst? As an aside, where is M8? He's not posting lately.
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 4:25:48 PM	thatz 25 seconds, Oweng ...
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 4:29:15 PM	Ur living in denial , Orangatweng --- why do you think the local rag is call ' The Mercury ' ...
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 4:42:54 PM	---------------------------- Search widened in body-in-suitcase probe Thursday Dec 8 19:10 AEDT Police have widened a search in bush south-west of Melbourne where a man's body was found stuffed inside a suitcase. The body of Brian Raymond Young, 36, was found in the suitcase at the You Yangs Regional Park, near Geelong, on Tuesday. He had been missing since September. Homicide squad detectives have charged three people with Mr Young's murder. A post mortem examination found Mr Young was murdered, police said. A police spokesman confirmed the line search was taking place with the guidance of homicide squad detectives, but would not reveal what they were seeking. Police have appealed for information from anyone who saw a light blue metallic 1989 Mitsubishi four-door in or around the You Yangs Regional Park during the week beginning Monday, September 19. > The You Yangs are a series of granite outcrops rising above the volcanic plains south-west of Melbourne...' Police are also...ah-hem ...alegedly ... searching for a machete ... -----------------------------
PN 9-Dec-2005 4:52:55 PM	".....victim apparently had stumbled upon a secret crag while the suspect had been drilling metallic objects into the cliff for climbing protection....victim was then promptly dispatched"
oweng 9-Dec-2005 5:02:43 PM	On 9/12/2005 The HEX wrote: >Ur living in denial , Orangatweng --- why do you think the local rag is >call ' The Mercury ' ... We call it 'The Mokary' down here.
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 5:50:02 PM	--------------------------- For all those making their way to the cl#toris end of Australia ... http://www.planetfear.com/article_detail.asp?a_id=270 --------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 6:06:51 PM	-------------------------- Oweng --- click on the panarama !!! --- itzfarkinawesomedude !!! ... witch is ur house ?!?! ... --------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 6:17:39 PM	---------------------------------------- tse tse fly quarentine zone ---------------------------------------- In regards to ur 'other ' question , it looks like ' Jim' &' Ralph' , have now become 'Bob' ... >User Name: meanderingsquirrel >Full Name: Bob >Email: meanderingsquirrel@hotmail.com >Location: MIA The passing flash of the (s)lime-light was obviously tooooooooo much of a temptation ... ... hehehe... --------------------------------- tse tse fly quarentine zone ---------------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 6:29:45 PM	--------------------------- Iser >Not sure of the inner working of this board, but other sites often 'sticky' their FAQs to >the top of the page, so it doesn't need bumping. If a sticky 'please read before posting' >thread could be created, then many probs would be solved, methinks. Also, mods >often merge similar threads. Again, dunno if that can be done here... I wreckon the solution is to let things flow as is ... new ppl ... new angles ... on 'old-to-some' questions ... so instead of Neilo going *sigh*, *groan*,*:-{~}* , etc,etc,etc , he can say " OH ! and herez a few good links for you to see what other ppl have said before on this topic:-) " This is a much ... friendlier... way of dealing with 'thrashed-ground' ... ------------------------------
The HEX 9-Dec-2005 6:58:44 PM	---------------------------- Read this while ya brain cranks-out JCP's ... I mean ... JPY's : When I walk down tha' street ! BOOM ! BOOM !! BOOM !!! BOOOOOOOM !!!! All tha' ppl , they stop 'an staaarrre ! An' say " haven't I seenya face somewhere, a long taaaarrrrrrrm ago ?!? ... Greg Child: "My roots go back to rock climbing. In the beginning, I wasn't really particularly interested in climbing bigger mountains, and didn't think I was very good at it. I think whatever you're doing, you've got to do it all the time to be good at it. But I think that rather than concentrate on one kind of climbing or the other, I think now I'm trying to be good at a lot of different kinds of climbing — big walls, big mountains, hard rock climbs. That's what I set out to do. It's been 27 years since I first started climbing, and when I turned 40 this year, that was sobering. Ironically, I'm climbing rock better than I have in years. But after climbing for 17 years, one day you open an envelope and find yourself included among the 'legends of climbing.' It's weird. I was just a climber, but I've realized, in this day and age, there's actually a bit of a living to be made just climbing, just doing what I always wanted to do. And one aspect of that was becoming involved with The North Face as an advisor or consultant on gear, specifically, big wall gear. Now that there's this thing called The North Face Climbing Team, I think people believe it's this incredibly glamorous thing where you're paid oodles of money and sent anywhere in the world to do all this cool climbing. Actually, it's not like that. In fact, as soon as I'm done here, I've got to get on a plane and go to Chicago to help sell a bunch of gear to an important vendor. But, on the other side of it is an expedition to Baffin Island with Alex Lowe. So I'm quite happy to do it. Whereas climbing used to be totally unregulated, even bohemian, it's changed in the '90s. In fact, it's a strange time to be a climber. It's horrifying, I know, but I actually get recognized when I walk down the street, at least in Seattle." Something to relish when ya finally get to be FAMOUS , Simey#2 ... but then again ... >Seattle ... ... Greg's probably handling it a bit better than Kurt ... http://usuarios.lycos.es/chidito/hpbimg/-Kurt%20Cobain-.jpg --------------------------
AZ.Steve 9-Dec-2005 7:21:57 PM	Hey Hexy, I'm a big gay @sshole with Terets Syndrome. Do you think cracks are better than face? Personally I like getting into cracks more meow but I find faces HARDER. Is it weird that I onsite a harder grade when climbing traditionally on splitters than when clipping bolts. Should I holiday in Thailand meow to perfect my crank hard, drink more, move fast, push grade, work routes style or should I stick with the "When it hurts its good method?" There is so much rock in this world, but I really like this one route called “Ask Me.” Its only like a grade 16 meow but I've been trying it for months now. The same moves over and over again and I get it wrong every single time. Maybe I need to try a different chalk, rubber or I-tune. Have you ever climbed by the Murry River? Anyways, thanks for all the fun sh*t you play on this thread. I met this hot chick the other day at the bridge and she loves you. Thought I’d enter this thread so she might like me more! 13:28

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