General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Worst thing a climbing partner has ever done to u	8-Jun-2007 At 8:56:09 PM	adski
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JJ wrote: >but he's back now =) Yeah, chucking seven laps on 97% would constitute being back. sort of. ;-) Damn overachievers. The climbing world is Handsome again. I presume both my old partners aren't on this forum, so I'll offer the following: Once there was a young upstart who, whilst being taken on a multipitch by his mentor and sensei, stole the lovely long lead of the crux pitch of a classy Governor route. It consisted of such gloriously exposed and abdominally strenuous bridging that he peed, mid-lead, on the rope, the route, and his two seconders, stranded in a cramped multi-pitch belay. Appreciation for his fine lead was not forthcoming.

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