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Pernell Tomasi · · Arizona · Joined Mar 2007 · Points: 3,124
Daryl Allan · · Sierra Vista, AZ · Joined Sep 2006 · Points: 1,040

How about..
Local climber: Someone who frequently climbs at a particular area and lives within reasonably close proximity.

MattB · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Sep 2009 · Points: 55

What in the world are you getting at? Strange way to subvert Scott's forum series, for some sorta personal argument....

how about you just edit away this thread? Or, make a point?

ex-local

Scott McMahon · · Boulder, CO · Joined Feb 2006 · Points: 1,425

I'm a Colorado transplant, but I always heard to be a local you had to have a local library card.

MattB · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Sep 2009 · Points: 55

Well, pseud-dude, the two above definitions are pretty good for "local", right? And that was me, but I moved away... I still have my pima county library card, though, so maybe I'm a pseudo-local? semi-local?

Anyways, what's your beef? And Zboys selling out? huh?

One could probably be adopted as a local, too...

D Smith · · Marble, CO · Joined Aug 2010 · Points: 5

Here, I think it's defined as "Ute Indian".

MattB wrote:.... One could probably be adopted as a local, too...
Yep. I was adopted as a Carbondale local shortly after I moved there in 1980. I was 19 and got along with the townies.
dale polen · · arivaca, az · Joined Jan 2008 · Points: 95

Some one who cares about the environmental impact they have in their area. Someone who buys local food and shops at local businesses. Someone who lives and works in the area and keeps their money in the area. Somone who helps the local people to be independent and gives back to the community as a whole not just as a climber. Volunteers, folks who live off the land. The rest are just a bunch of icky city folk who care only about their personnel gain and not their spiritual progress. The rest are just burdens on a healthy community.

Colonel Mustard · · Sacramento, CA · Joined Sep 2005 · Points: 1,241
dale polen wrote:The rest are just a bunch of icky city folk who care only about their personnel gain and not their spiritual progress. The rest are just burdens on a healthy community.
Personnel gain is important to growing our economy.

Although, I get your point and I too hate it when those fancy city folk come out to my local crag with their balls all shiny asking for the best place to get an after climb flirtini.
dale polen · · arivaca, az · Joined Jan 2008 · Points: 95

Im not interested at all in a growing economy. I would rather it collapsed all together.

Colonel Mustard · · Sacramento, CA · Joined Sep 2005 · Points: 1,241
dale polen wrote:Im not interested at all in a growing economy. I would rather it collapsed all together.
That's just your personnel opinion.

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