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24-Feb-2004 1:42:28 PM
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24-Feb-2004 1:44:05 PM
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Shortest distance between two points??
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24-Feb-2004 1:50:33 PM
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Something that gets progressively worse the more drinks you have..
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24-Feb-2004 2:48:37 PM
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Something to cross
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24-Feb-2004 2:49:24 PM
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some country folk, dancing to achy breaky heart...
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24-Feb-2004 3:04:44 PM
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Something that one uses to try to coax someone into bed?
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24-Feb-2004 3:07:50 PM
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white substance on a foil
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24-Feb-2004 3:13:56 PM
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A breadthless length.
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24-Feb-2004 3:29:34 PM
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Crack not Coke?
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24-Feb-2004 3:50:28 PM
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what the linesman stares at during a tennis game?
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24-Feb-2004 3:52:29 PM
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what we all are ON when viewing chockstone
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24-Feb-2004 3:53:14 PM
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And the winner is......
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24-Feb-2004 4:04:03 PM
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Sorry, but your question was remarkably vague.
In relation to climbing it could be an obvious feature (corner, arete etc) or easiest way up a wall...
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24-Feb-2004 4:06:19 PM
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That thing(s) that tends to duplicate itself when driving 'under the weather' (so i've heard)..
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24-Feb-2004 4:09:43 PM
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Climbing context, a line has to be the 'inviting' way up the face.
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24-Feb-2004 4:19:59 PM
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Does it have to be inviting, isn't it just a "possible" way up a face, cause Ive heard people say (including me), "Now thats a shitty looking line"
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24-Feb-2004 4:33:29 PM
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Is it the line of least resistance up a particular section of rock?
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24-Feb-2004 4:34:18 PM
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There are lines and there are lines. I think a real line is the one that actually draws your eye to it - as climbers we look at cliffs with different eyes to most people, we see a path rather than a barrier. The shadowy bits, the cracks and the tiny features mean different things to us. I'll never look at a cliff again the way I did before I started climbing - my eyes just kinda work differently now - now I see lines everywhere!!
Can you de-interlace your eyes? - thats a question for the computer nerds among us.
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24-Feb-2004 4:40:54 PM
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a line is bolts up a blank face which only looks possible becasue of the stainless steel!
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24-Feb-2004 4:47:47 PM
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By "inviting" I mean what Rupert also touched upon, that "...a real line is the one that actually draws your eye to it".
We all interpret the world around us differently, and that includes whether (or how) we see a "line" on a rockface.
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