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Tells Us About Your Latest Trip!

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Ever wanted to go to World Cup?
climbingjac
1-Dec-2005
5:24:17 PM
I've now been home two days, and have started to contemplate the mammoth task of assembling all the photos and footage I have collected into some kind of presentable order. I expect this to take a good few weeks, but will get it to you as soon as I can.

Signing off for the moment. Cheers to all - and thankyou all for your kind notes while I was away!

jac
climbingjac
1-Dec-2005
5:46:57 PM
To give you an idea how cold it is in Slovenia, I got this email only two days after my departure (from Slovenia):

Hi!
Snow is crazy! I can't go anywhere by car, because they haven't clean our street yet...
By,
Martina

climbingjac
2-Dec-2005
5:11:20 PM
On 23/11/2005 gfdonc wrote:
>"chickenarms mode." I'm not familiar with this term, please explain?
>- Stevovice

the hands stay on the wall, but the elbows gradually peel upwards, into the same shape as chicken wings :-)

Phil Box
6-Dec-2005
8:31:04 AM
Ahhh, is that what they call it. That describes every climbing move I`ve ever made. ;))
Johns mate
14-Dec-2005
11:24:10 AM
I was very interested to read all the posts about the world cup, hang on that's a lie, it was as boring as batshit, self indulgent batshit at that, you guys need to get out more.

since when did a blow by blow account of a route count as interesting.

Mybe next time I get massiveley spanked by trying to do something that is way out of my league i will write in too.

have a great Christmas kids!

nmonteith
14-Dec-2005
11:29:04 AM
Thanks John for your second informative post today. I am glad you are as enthused and optimistic about
climbing as the rest of us. It people like you who really proejct a positive image to people who want to get
out and gives things a go. Have you ever thought about coaching a junior climbing team?... i think you
would do a great job.

Have a great Xmas John!

Neil

sticky
14-Dec-2005
11:30:16 AM
>Mybe next time I get massiveley spanked by trying to do something that
>is way out of my league i will write in too.
>

Looks like you did both in the one post by attempting to be funny.

Good riddance.

Johns mate
14-Dec-2005
11:59:55 AM
ooo Neil, what a good idea, I like Junior girls.

Never doubt my enthusiasm for climbing, this is about my lack of enthusiasm for self indulgent, self serving people, who have never been particularly nice outside their own little bubble of friends, parroting on about something for the sake of telling people how great they think they are.
BoaredOfTheRings
14-Dec-2005
12:29:13 PM
On 14/12/2005 Johns mate wrote:

>
>Never doubt my enthusiasm for climbing, this is about my lack of enthusiasm
>for self indulgent, self serving people, who have never been particularly
>nice outside their own little bubble of friends, parroting on about something
>for the sake of telling people how great they think they are.

Hear hear!!
dalai
14-Dec-2005
12:38:04 PM
To Boared & Johns Mate.

If you have such an issue with the topic or any other for that matter.

Options are:

1. don't read it
2. if you have an issue with the person you can select the 'Thumb Down' image next to their Full Name in the users details so that you can ignore their posts.

If people posted all their disapprovals to topics or posts the forum would no doubt be overrun!


Robb
14-Dec-2005
12:38:14 PM
If a particular thread does nto interest you --then dont read it.
I never look at Hex's column of crap because that it what is generally in there.
HEX can post away as much as he likes and it doesnt bother me!
Johns mate
14-Dec-2005
12:51:23 PM
To ignore would be to pretend that I condone this kind of rubbish, I prefer to comment in the faint hope that it will extinguish some of the blatant egotism being tossed around

hangdog
14-Dec-2005
1:18:37 PM
Hey johns mate

Speaking of "blatant egotism". Only a person with a high opinion of themselves would put themselves in a position where they think anyone else cares what they do or don't "condone"

nmonteith
14-Dec-2005
1:31:12 PM
Hi John,

Many people enjoyed reading this trip report. They were inspired and interested in the hard work that
Jacqui put into taking the huge step in participating in a World Cup. You can see their positive
feedback about this trip report by scrolling through the many pages of this topic. To a jaded burnt out
climber her stories might have been gratting and annoying. To most of us they were a great read and a
good way for her friends to keep in touch with her whilst overseas. Even her sister and mum was
getting into the action!

Your intial post this morning (deleted - but kept for future reference) was extremely nasty. It had
personal attacks on Jacqui as a person - not just a climber. This sort of crap won't be tolorated by
people hiding under aliases on this forum. If you have an opinion - don't hide behind a fake name. That
is just plain chickenshit behavior.
Johns mate
14-Dec-2005
2:06:56 PM
I loved how this post started on a high horse and then fell to "chickenshit behaviour", truly hilarious.

Kept for future reference huh? Gonna read it back evertime you need a laugh right?

and to the previous comment on caring whether people are interestsed about what I may or may not condone, I think it's blatantly obvious that I care little about any of you 'people'.

you need to spend a little more time away from the farm!

nmonteith
14-Dec-2005
2:16:57 PM
Just keep it up John. Your winning a lot of friends...

Phil Box
14-Dec-2005
2:18:30 PM
Hmmmmm, seems like John is in need of a good holiday away from this website.

Get a clue John, no one is interested in what you think. So what if the trip report is about indoor climbing at a competition. It was how well it was written and all of the background that had me rivetted.

I`m calling troll on this one. I give it a T3 rating on the open ended trollometer. I wish I could use the rc.com troll smiley, that thing rools. The drama queen smiley would work equally as well.

I am the first to advocate that a person with a contrarian view should be welcome to post their views however the manner you came in here guns blazing leaves me with the distinct impression that you are a jilted boyfriend of the said climbingjac. Good riddance to bad rubbish. Take it elsewhere eh.
dalai
14-Dec-2005
2:42:18 PM
How not to make friends and influence people 101

By Johns Mate...


ShinToe Warrior
14-Dec-2005
2:59:39 PM
Even John is going to give you the boot if you keep on like a tool, 'Mate'


"Victorian climbing sucks, except for the bouldering in the gramps"

Really? good. Pees Orrf then! One less farkwit for people to deal with
franky
14-Dec-2005
3:31:18 PM
Uhhh... I have to agree with John, his mate and Boared. If we all wrote about the trips we did, or comps we failed in, in a blow by blow fashion this forum would be the worst in climbing froum history. How is telling us about what they ate, how they decided what to order, then how they ordered it before getting spanked in a comp entertaining? Egos this big surely do not need feeding especially when you have a reputation such as the person in question.......

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