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Havachatwithhexy...

mousey
5-Nov-2004
11:46:01 AM
>... or the warm afterglow of a fuzzy feeling?
as long as there isnt too much fuzz in the feeling it works for me

IdratherbeclimbingM9
5-Nov-2004
12:01:42 PM
On 5/11/2004 beefy wrote:
>you guys can crap on like no one if ever known to exist! do you guys do
>any work??
If you are reading this are you working?

H-T said;
>Hexy gets inspiration , not only from doggy-eared climbing-mags from yesteryear, but also from >comments, and ideas that get excreted onto ' this thread'
(snip)
>for brewing-up groovy-shit on this warping/mutating/cyber-evolving thread ...
(snip)
>SHEESH !!! --- just in case *I* forget whatthef@#$%isgoin'onhere !!! ...

Damieta said 27/10/2004 2:38:29 PM;
>I am in support of this oddball thread (snip)

Go the cubes!!

IdratherbeclimbingM9
5-Nov-2004
4:33:31 PM
Re:
>please post all random thoughts, flack'n'spray, trollings, etc,etc,etc on this ' shock >absorbing / garbage munching ' thread.

HEX said 30/07/2004 3:28:53 PM (in regard to Federation Peak);

>The place could do with some climb re-naming , to add some inspiration to such a >great location --- 90% of the routes are called MUMC Route # 1,2,3,4,5,6, etc,etc,etc...

H-T said 26/10/04;
> C'mon guys !! --- lets see some respect for our rich heritage ! ...

Sheesh; ... Retro-naming of climbs !
… Consistency ?

(Big Yellow Van car-kissed meat for further discussion ...
... Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got till it's gone, ...
they renamed some climbs, then put up another bolted one).

Jive-in-ya, (with apologies to Jonie Mitchell)
:)

HEX
5-Nov-2004
6:41:50 PM
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Re-naming at Fedo ? --- nah, ya right--- those bland-over-load names ARE part of the Oz heritage --- and thankfully that style of naming hasn't spread anywhere else ! ... One can only wonder in skitzo-hazy-mode , what the names would have been if that climbing trip had been at the time when Damo was associated with the MUMC ...
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Author ; When is a project open?
mikl law
5/11/2004

>I use the 4 year rule, it gives people enuff time to try something seriously, get injured >recover, and try it again, meet a girl, revoer, and try again. Lots of my projects have >been given away or snitched. So what...

Legend has it that when Kim was taking the occasional time-out from seige-ing India(29) , he was rushing around making fresh cups of tea & camp-fire-cuisine-scones'n'jam, and delivering said goodies to a in-very-good-climbing-form Mikl/Claw, so that 'The Shade Master' wouldn't '...snitch...' the first ascent (& associated glory...) of India ...
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Mikl responds to the Chockstone-voices-of-reasons :

When is a project open?
mikl law
6/11/2004
>As usual, everyone's right... Thus I think respecting projects is more politleness than >rights...It also encourages people to put in the work, if i beleived everything I bolted or >cleaned would be pinched, I wouldn't bother...

Mighty Mouse
6/11/2004
>i dont think trad 'projects' are recognised as such by many people, if anyone, but if >someone is known to be working a trad line i would like to think that common >courtesy dictates patience...[if ] i have a particular trad line im well'n truly passionate >about doing, i know id love the climb whether it was someone elses or not, but i think >the FA would make it, as mikl suggest, something a bit special to me...

Good stuff, MM ! --- thanx for ' trad-project ' concept --- I had never really considered the project-thing beyond sport-climbs ... --- HB and now Patrick Turner live in a wonderful world of their own !!! ...
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HEX
5-Nov-2004
11:21:05 PM
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Rock Weasel
5/11/2004

>I think kids would make great bits of protection in off-width cracks. But that's just me...

" You Idiot ..."
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Rock Weasel
5/11/2004

>It's just tiresome to see the same loud, obnoxious posers acting like proper knobs. VicRanges of an evening >is full of such delights.

" Fair dinkum, Ed --- this bloke is a proper clown !! --- but a good one, I must say ..."

Luv ya view of things, RockWeasel !! ; Luv HEX & Sam Newman ...
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HEX
7-Nov-2004
4:52:58 PM
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Our Quranky-Extravaganza-Hero considers his options ...



" ...Will I, or won't I ??!! ---I'm so confused !!! --- we don't get all that spooky-white-stuff on Mt Tibb-ro ! ..."
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elmo_lives
7-Nov-2004
7:00:48 PM
I cant even be f@$*ed reading what’s been said. I’m Just going to start talking Shite from here on:
I bolts.
I hate chalk.
I solo infront of tourists
I climb without a shirt.
My tent is one big mawie wawie tent.
And my rope is 4 inches bigger than yours.

mousey
7-Nov-2004
7:17:56 PM
elmo someone who asks little kids to tickle them should not be making public statements about the length of their 'rope'- the hippo's little kid cant even get smaked anymore so parents just wont like it

HEX
8-Nov-2004
10:00:17 AM
On 7/11/2004 elmo_lives wrote:
>I cant even be f@$*ed reading what’s been said. I’m Just going to start
>talking Shite from here on:

>I climb without a shirt.


malnosaj
7/11/2004
>omg, get over the shirt off thing at the gym, seriously ! ... specially in summer wen u hv heaps of seedy >sweat back hittin the fat mats that neva get washed...they get a bit seedy afta a while...

Elmo ---but this is IMPORTANT shite ...

Bring-on summer, x-mas & the very-silly-season !!! ...

Luvin' all this gym-tinea ... Luv HEX ...

elmo_lives
8-Nov-2004
11:00:42 AM
hehehe

HEX
8-Nov-2004
1:18:12 PM
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" Is that you Hexy ?! --- are you talkin' ta dalai ?! --- ARE YOU TALKIN' TA ME ??!! "

Yeah, I'm talkin' ta you, dalai ...
.............................

" Oooohhhhh, Hexy !!! --- wotannonna !!! "

dalai
8/11/2004
>I can't believe this topic has made three pages!
>If the gym has set out rules (as the singled out gym also has a weights gym they may >be following OHS standards more strictly - hence their enforcement) then either do as >they ask or don't frequent that establishment... simple!!
elmo_lives
8/11/2004
>I think they should change the rules. I mean, sometimes people just have to chill out >for ten seconds and realize that enforcing a rule where you have to wear a t-shirt is >kind of silly.
dalai
8/11/2004
>People may same the same thing about those arguing the opposite like yourself and >just keep your top on...
>It is OHS standards they are enforcing, with the potential for fines or even closure for >not following the standards.
>As for your arguement that you can't climb as well in the heat with your top on. You >are training, it doesn't matter if you don't climb as well in the heat indoors!

Dalai --- ya better take ya cyber-t-shirt off , dude !! --- ya gettin' a bit hotundadacolla !!!


" Now listen here Hexy !!! ..."
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hehehe, Luv HEX & Elmo ...



Richard
8-Nov-2004
1:19:47 PM
On 7/11/2004 elmo_lives wrote:
>I cant even be f@$*ed reading what’s been said. I’m Just going to start
>talking Shite from here on:
>I solo infront of tourists
>I climb without a shirt.

I chip holds
All projects are open
Enforced sequences are not optional

elmo_lives
8-Nov-2004
1:30:51 PM
Really? Sweet!
I chip holds too. Sometimes on a first accent, but mostly on classics. I love finding a classic line that is I little bit too hard to climb, chipping it to your level, and then blaming other people. It’s so much more satisfying. But not really, cause there aren’t any climbs that are too hard for me to climb, I just chip them anyway.
What kind of chipping equipment do you use?

Bourge
8-Nov-2004
1:35:08 PM
Ha! Hullo! Ah Ha!

Such Blasphemy! What le farque is going on! You wankers! You will rot in hell for this you sinners! May you chip and sweat without your t-shirts on all you like in the burning flames of the earth's furnace deep in the mantle. Those who seek solace in the anarchy of This Thread will be torn a newy on Judgement Day, I will see to it personally

Ha!

Regards

Bourge that Bourge (not Porge) de Menteur
The Council for Prevention of Vice and Protection of Virtue

Now fark off and get back to work sinners!
Sin ye no more Chippers
Hang up your chalk and slippers
Listen to the words of wisdom nippers,
I keepem' rolling out like Warney's flippers

HEX
8-Nov-2004
1:47:41 PM
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' ...What's Not On
There are commonly accepted climbing ethics that apply in Tasmania. The most obvious one that applies to bouldering is that manufacturing holds, or chipping, is simply not acceptable. Dirty chippers have marred areas such as Gnarly Spider and Rosny Rocks. That said, cleaning the rock in preparation for a first ascent with brushes is a necessary part of developing new areas. Sometimes there is a fine line between aggressive cleaning and chipping, especially in soft sandstone. But there is a simple distinction that should help clarify the issue:
Cleaner = Good climbing citizen
Chipper = f---wit
If you don't understand this then piss off back to Europe, and take your stinking pof with you ! ...' (Tasmanian Bouldering Dot Whateva )
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elmo_lives
8-Nov-2004
2:01:20 PM
The real challenge in chipping is to make the new hold look like an original rock feature. This requires skill and talent that I’m sure you wouldn’t understand, so I won’t waste my time trying to explain it.

And the beauty of this is the fact that only I know about the ‘secret’ hold, because I don’t cover them in chalk. The amount of damage I’ve done in chipping is nothing compared to what some people do with a chalk bag.

And as for this thing about cleaners being so amazingly perfect and innocent, these are the douche bags who scrub rock, machete tracks, inspect natural protection, place bolts to make them safe yet challenging and work hard doing something they want to do! They have no idea what climbing is all about. It’s about destruction, not creation. Haven’t they seen cliffhanger?

HEX
8-Nov-2004
2:13:56 PM
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The great 1980s tradition of chipping in The Blueys was inspired by India(29), with it's associated comment : ' It wouldn't exist with-out aid ! ' ... This inspired Pakistan (25) : ' It wouldn't exist with-out a chisel ! ' ...This then inspired a generation of F@#$ wits to chase the latest 'cool' trend... This then inspired a pommy-climbing-mag-article : '... The Blue Mountains --- lovely walls covered in manufactured holds ! ...' This inspired Cliff Care to turn the ' creative ' tide , before Australian climbing went completely down the international-reputation gurgler...................Thread ' 34 ' ...
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Onsight
8-Nov-2004
2:32:20 PM
On 8/11/2004 HEX wrote:
>' This inspired
>Cliff Care to turn the ' creative ' tide , before Australian climbing went
>completely down the international-reputation gurgler...................

But, alas, it wasn't to last...

mousey
8-Nov-2004
2:47:03 PM
ay, 'tis a sad affair

HEX
8-Nov-2004
2:56:00 PM
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rodw's icon has a rare mood-swing ...



"C'arn every-one !!! --- Cheer-up fafarksake !!! "
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