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My friend Abbie took these pictures of me in LCC. Thought I looked tough, so I'm sharing.
I'll give a kiss to anyone that can name the problems I'm on. (and don't say "your problem is that you're not wearing a shirt" or anything dumb like that.)
http://static.flickr.com/20/71347655_3cdd02b8af.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/32/71347640_eafe3e2846.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/32/71347551_126bdce91b.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/34/71347472_940e13a0ba_o.jpg
That's all for now
Nice pictures......I have no idea on the other stuff. :popcorn:
Who is this Abby that you speak of? If she (I assume) takes pictures like that, well we need her posting on uutah. :nod: :five:
C'mon, accadacca gave it enough effort, didn't he? :feelgood:Quote:
Originally Posted by price1869
you look kind of girlish to me :lol8:Quote:
Originally Posted by price1869
you look like your pants are too high. :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by hesse15
and you're climbing choss, so don't mock.
climbing choss :i cannot find on the dictionary,what does it mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by price1869
is the harness not my pants high,and beside is not nice loose your pants meanwhile you are leading.
Did you get offended ?
you are a little oversensitive
No, you are. :roflol:
:popcorn:
i still do not know what does it mean climbing chossQuote:
Originally Posted by price1869
:roll:
He's referring to the cobblestone you're climbing at Maple Canyon as choss, which is a term that means "dirty or loose rock."Quote:
Originally Posted by hesse15
FYI While Maple Canyon looks chossy as hell in pictures, the cobble stone is surprisingly solid on established routes (although the occasional cobble has been known to pop loose). Maple is highly acclaimed for the unique experience of climbing on cobblestone... Expert and novice climbers seem to flock there from around the world. There are some good easy climbs, but a lot of it is 5.11 to 5.14 in difficulty. It is my favorite place to climb.
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Originally Posted by rock_ski_cowboy
Hi rock -ski
thank you very much for explain to me
I cannot really understand that kind of slang (was not in the slang dictionary either)
I like Maple ,i do not climb the hard stuff but is a nice place
i go every year in August or I try to when for me is warm enough and still not too hot for my american friends
it will be nice organize a group in summer and go there :cheers:
hey, hesse, what happened to your pics you had posted up?
Yeah Hesse.... bring back the hottie climbing chick pics :nod:
the guy got upset that is abs looks like the ones in the girlQuote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
I do not want to ruin his ego anymore
:oops:
Price is a big boy.... he can handle a little pounding :chairshot:Quote:
Originally Posted by hesse15
:popcorn:
Yeah, and we can handle price handling a little pounding also. :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
oh, i could go for a little pounding right now. :2thumbs:
Hi Price,Quote:
Originally Posted by price1869
so glad you are not upset ,i was start to get worried
so you like being pounded?
:bash:
you know, I like to do a little pounding in general. This topic needs to die though. Let's all forget it ever happened. :cool2:
Would it be "Twisted"?? Very nice pics.
^^ike
you're the winner :2thumbs:
at least I did not spoiled your post 100%Quote:
Originally Posted by price1869
you got someone looking at the boulder poblem at the end and not at your body
i do not boulder so i just look the body!!! :five: :ne_nau:
I don't want a kiss so what do I win?
Your friend is pretty good with a camera, they are great pics.
^^ike
Hey price, sorry it got a little sidetracked, but can you explain what you mean by "twisted". As I haven't even begun to climb yet, is twisted the certain position you have gotten into on those pics?Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyfishermanMike
i think is referring to the name of the piece of rock that he is climbing atQuote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
It's the name of the bouldering problem. Bouldering meaning, climbing without a rope but not climbing high enough to need one. Think short but hard moves. Problem meaning those sequence of moves. It's just the lingo of the sport. Every route or problem is given a name, such as "Twisted" or "The Manly-Arete." Then climbing areas or walls or "crags" have their given names too. It's just so we can sound cool and be like, "hey man lets go clip some bolts at "The Slips" this afternoon" or "Let me just grab my rack and I'll met you at "The Coffin"" or "strap on the pad and let's go tic at "The Cabbage Patch.""
So yeah, Twisted is derived from the position one's body is in while climbing it.
^^ike