American Fork Quickdraws on Route 66 and The Abyss Missing
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David Sahalie wrote:TRAD is the law of the climbing land handed down my the Stonemasters, who had a tradition of going around grabbing each other's booty. 50 years of booty grabbing is nothing to scoff at. This TRADition continues today, sport area or no, the gods MUST have their booty sacrifice! Sport bows to Trad as it is the weaker, spineless, red-headed bastard.Ahh yes, the world through Sahlie's drama colored glasses. Meh, I'd just call it a thief who also happens to be a sport climber. Hope you get your draws back Marc. |
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I refer to this, as handed down from on high from 1982: |
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Dave your obsession with other men's booty makes me wonder if you know a showtune or two and perhaps maybe where there is a good shoe sale going on. |
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David Sahalie wrote: Them there cheater draws on that 14 aint gunna clean themselves! YEEHHAA!dont you mean 13b brah? how about 12a? 9d? 7+? |
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I should let sleeping dogs lie, but the solution I have found when encountering hung draws on a sport climb mere mortals can climb is to replace them with my own as I lead past them and then hang them all at the anchors. It leaves the route clean for the next person so they don't need to trust a random person's draws (look at the Tito Traversa incident), it makes a statement to clean off your damn draws at the end of the day, and it doesn't make me feel guilty for bootying a rack of quickdraws. If I want to booty quickdraws I just follow the college sportwanks around Cedar Canyon and booty the complete shiny new draws they leave behind when they bail. |
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Trad...that's where you don't have a stick clip, right? |