By Beagle From Your Mama Jun 13, 2010
| Found at Rifle Mtn. Park: I retrieved over 100 draws and tons of booty 'biners from anchors- and there are so many more. PM me with detailed description and I'll get 'em back to you for a small fee (beer). |  FLAG |
By Jason Kaplan From Glenwood ,Co Jun 13, 2010
| Thief! J/K, good on you! what's with people thinking it's ok to just leave their shit strewn all over? Maybe you'll have inispired me, there is this rope that's been hanging at the quarry wall for months. MONTHS!!! Worse yet I've not seen a single person climb on it... looks like shit IMO. Its one thing to bail and leave something, laziness is not a viable excuse IMO. WOW, 100! insane. |  FLAG |
By Buff Johnson Jun 13, 2010
| Ode to you Mr. 5.13 climber: Just remember, I climb 5.13 so my opinion matters the most. If I need to pet the pretty falcons and toss around some eggs whilst I strip-mine the entire valley; I climb 5.13. When someone gets a little banged up in the outback, don't worry, I can save him with my gri-gri and my sneakers; cause, I climb 5.13. If I need to spray to the world how much you suck, it's because I climb 5.13. I don't need to belay well or make solid anchors, I climb 5.13. When I leave my pads in the alpine tundra, it's cause I'm sending 5.13. If we should ever meet at a get together over beers, don't worry that I have nothing substantial to add to your conversation, as it doesn't matter anyway, I climb 5.13. Beagle, if they are my draws, I don't need them anyway, as I climb 5.13.... Peace out I need to project a 5.14 and call my sponsors |  FLAG |
By k. riemondy From Boulder, Co Jun 13, 2010
| Did you pick up some of those pesky bolts and chains that litter the cliffs up there? Those rock dancers always leaves them behind. |  FLAG |
By Greg D From Here Jun 13, 2010
| I left some draws on a 13d that I was projing. If they were on anything easier they weren't mine. You know I had to leave them there cause clipping is so difficult at this level. Most people don't understand this cause they can only climb 13a. And, of course, cleaning these overhanging routes is impossible when my belayer lowers me on his grigri. I guess my partner could clean it while following but that seems unethical. Beagle, can you get those back to me? I'm sure you just didn't know any better. I'm not angry... yet. |  FLAG |
By The Dread Pirate Killis Jun 20, 2010
| A thing of beauty, this thread. What if there was a "Fuck the Lazies Day" and every spot like Rifle got cleaned up? I would not miss seeing that garbage at the crags in the slightest way-maybe it would even start being legitimate to leave draws up for a day or two like you used to before "projecting" meant "leaving your shit somewhere indefinitely." It's like they say down at the hall. Get organized, and your voices WILL be heard. BTW, since no one's specifically said this, I might as well: SO, WHO IS THIS GUY BEAGLE WHO LIKES TO STEAL FROM OTHER CLIMBERS? You're a special boy, Mister Beagle, and Misty I'm sure will write a song about YOU, too! |  FLAG |
By Greg D From Here Jun 20, 2010
| Beagle is alright in my book. He returned my sixteen draws for only a six pack. Thanks beagle. |  FLAG |
By Toots Krumdick From Sofa King, CO Jun 20, 2010
| Mr. Beagle, The draws with the pink lipstick kiss stickers are all mine and I trust you will return them without any extortion beer requests. Really, the nerve of this guy! |  FLAG |
By Area Dan Jun 21, 2010
| Found on MountainProject.com: One douchebag. |  FLAG |
By jtwalter From Orem, UT Jun 21, 2010
| Area Dan wrote: Found on MountainProject.com: One douchebag. Just one? |  FLAG |
By Ed Earl Johansen Jun 21, 2010
| At least he didn't show up and explain that he'd found over a 100 tents with sleeping bags inside just laying all around abandoned on the ground in Yosemite.....:-) |  FLAG |
By Chris D From the couch Jun 22, 2010
| wait...people leave gear behind on climbs on purpose? |  FLAG |
By Beagle From Your Mama Jun 23, 2010
| | Typical Rifle climber Submitted By: Beagle on Jun 23, 2010
| These two guys were definitely in Rifle the weekend I found all the draws. |  FLAG |
By Mike Anderson From Dayton, OH Jun 24, 2010
| The funny thing is, those guys vaguely resemble the man in your profile pic. After living in Utah for a few years, I realized there is a fine line between being really, really good looking, and looking wierd. |  FLAG |
By Monomaniac Administrator From Morrison, CO Jun 24, 2010
| I'm pretty sure the one on the left is doing "Le Tigre"; its a softer look that's good for catalogs. |  FLAG |
By Crag Dweller From Denver, CO Jun 24, 2010
| isn't taking 'draws from Rifle kinda like taking the swings from the playground? |  FLAG |
By Jasmine Kall Jun 24, 2010
| Just a question as someone who has never climbed in Rifle. People leave their draws there? Why? |  FLAG |
By Crag Dweller From Denver, CO Jun 24, 2010
| Jasmine Kall wrote: Just a question as someone who has never climbed in Rifle. People leave their draws there? Why? it's a location that is, for the most part, dedicated to climbing. and, the density of hard climbs is greater than most areas so a lot of people project there. |  FLAG |
By kirra Jun 24, 2010
| Jasmine Kall wrote: Just a question as someone who has never climbed in Rifle. People leave their draws there? Why? there is a secret mating ritual that sometimes occurs around the full-moon |  FLAG |
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