By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 25, 2012
| Glenn Schuler wrote: so are the little baby sea creatures small enough to clean the tube on my camelback?
Crabs are scavengers so yes they can clean small surfaces like a camelback tube....but everybody uses a nalgene canteen now! | 
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By Unassigned User
Jun 25, 2012
| shuminW wrote: This is obviously complete & utter b.s., see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luffa. I've grown up eating it (you pick them off when they are still tender) and you can find it in most Asian markets.
WAIT!!!! Elena make stuff up????? No Way!!!!! She is like the ultimate authority here!! |
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By Princess Mia
From Vail
Jun 25, 2012
| Glenn Schuler wrote: so are the little baby sea creatures small enough to clean the tube?
There is just something about crabs and your tube.......... I would use caution...... |
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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
Jun 25, 2012
| Mia Tucholke wrote: There is just something about crabs and your tube.......... I would use caution......
Yeah, I think they have a powder for that. |
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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 25, 2012
| Sorry I was confusing it for a sea sponge...btw is also a very good not better thing for bathing its softer and more expensive. Im determined to use tundra next time though. |
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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 26, 2012
| thank you! on second thought ...eating loofah on a regular basis is kinda radical, and strangely manly! if i ate loofah growing up it would definitely make me a better climber, so its actually cheating... |
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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 26, 2012
| soo, for regularity we should all head to the nearest Asian mart for some loofah cleanse (on the inside)! |
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By Jarad
From Australia
Jun 26, 2012
| Two words: Chuck Norris.
Tip for a non itchy beard: conditioner, or moisturizer and avoid cleaning it with soaps that would dry the skin and hair out. Also I have heard that olive oil can help keep it soft. Or next time you sharpen your knife, wipe the honing tool on your face, the steel filings and oil helps stimulate strong masculine hair growth. |
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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 26, 2012
| If I'm gonna be roughing it, I skip the taint waxing for a week or two. |
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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 26, 2012
| What's 'taint' ??? And dudes wax too? If u r a dude why on Earth would u wax? Its freakin painful!!!!!! |
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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 26, 2012
| Yeah go eat loofah and wax your taints! Hahaha!!! Freakin funny.... |
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By Chris Miller
Jun 26, 2012
| So if you want to be a man you can't wax your taint with a loofah…now it all makes sense. |
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By NYClimber
From Schenectady, NY
Jun 29, 2012
| I don't keep myself 'scruffy' or 'manly' when in the woods. Good grooming and hygiene is important to me - in or out of the woods.
I don't need to be dirty or scruffy to look/be 'manly.' LOL.
This is w/o a doubt prob the dumbest thread that I have seen yet on here? You're kidding us - right? |
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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 29, 2012
| Elena Sera Jose wrote: What's 'taint' ??? And dudes wax too? If u r a dude why on Earth would u wax? Its freakin painful!!!!!!
LOL. Jesus. |
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By NYClimber
From Schenectady, NY
Jun 29, 2012
| You don't need to wax - just sue an electric shaver. Look at the pics in climbing mags today - Mens Health magazine, athletes, etc - men these days are 'manscaping' and shaving their hair off - plain and simple. Makes for better hygiene as well and easier to gauge how much body fat you have on your body and how you look. |
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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 29, 2012
| Michael Urban wrote: You don't need to wax - just sue an electric shaver. Look at the pics in climbing mags today - Mens Health magazine, athletes, etc - men these days are 'manscaping' and shaving their hair off - plain and simple. Makes for better hygiene as well and easier to gauge how much body fat you have on your body and how you look.
Only amateur metrosexuals shave. So archaic. |
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By ErikaNW
Jun 29, 2012
| Michael Urban wrote: men these days are 'manscaping' and shaving their hair off - plain and simple.
Um... I believe the thread title was 'scruffy and manly'. So the manscaping approach isn't going to work. |
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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 29, 2012
| ErikaNW wrote: Um... I believe the thread title was 'scruffy and manly'. So the manscaping approach isn't going to work.
Yes, precisely.
Jake Jones wrote: If I'm gonna be roughing it, I skip the taint waxing for a week or two. |
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By Darren Mabe
From Flagstaff, AZ
Jun 29, 2012
| Michael Urban wrote: You're kidding us - right?
Us??? Kid???? |
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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 29, 2012
| Men should not worry about 'how to be manly' they should just be men and the rest will follow. My grandma used to say u will not be able to tell a boy from a girl...freakin prophecy! |
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