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mousey

5-Oct-2005
4:40:32 PM

ooo i hope so because i just bought a new flash gun and radio slave, so hmmm*ANNOUNCEMENT- eveeryone wax and oil and wear brightly coloured glad wrap, because im gonna be cruisin a few comps for piccies of yall!


kerroxapithecus

7-Oct-2005
9:46:52 AM

On 4/10/2005 JCP wrote:
>>Reminds me of my brother back in about 1980 or 90
>your brother wore crop tops made of glad wrap?
>
Ok yes it doesn't surprise me that people only read the first few words of my posts and then move on to the next one. lol

it's no laughing matter though. I do recall one of my brothers having to be wrapped in gladwrap all over at night...........some weird eczema treatment.


nmonteith

7-Oct-2005
10:13:20 AM

A climbing friend of mine (will remain nameless!) once ran an hour long fun-run at our high school
wrapped entirely in gladwrap. He almost died from heat exhaustion since he couldn't sweat!


Hardware

7-Oct-2005
11:08:16 AM

Off topic a little! Go to ebay.com.au and type in "rock climbing sticker"

Not very politically correct but I had a chuckle!


IdratherbeclimbingM9

8-Oct-2005
10:36:22 AM

>Maxdacat: u r officially handed the title of "especially politically incorrect" !!!

Makes me think ...
Hey Phil B. Was a bit disappointed in your politically correct changing of the climbing 'top' photo that you 1st posted of the recent Qld comp ...
... self mod'd??

Unconnected rambling...
Back in the late 70's there was a famous (revealing) picture published in Thrutch? of Coral Bowman leading a climb topless. Even though society was perhaps more casual back then, it still got many a young blokes pulse rate going if I recall correctly ...

8-Oct-2005
11:52:39 AM

On 8/10/2005 M9iswhereitsat wrote:

>Back in the late 70's there was a famous (revealing) picture published
>in Thrutch? of Coral Bowman leading a climb topless. Even though society
>was perhaps more casual back then, it still got many a young blokes pulse
>rate going if I recall correctly ...

3rd ascent of Gillian on Rosea? Photo appeared in Baxter's 1977 guide to Central Grampians with caption "Climb Clean". Not sure it's the same as appeared in Thrutch.

Now what on earth am I doing hanging about this thread on a weekend! I'm outa here!

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