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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
May 4, 2012
Coffee after freezing our asses off near James Peak.

Dab! Not what we usually mean by crushing a prob.

Boulderer trapped!!!!!

There are better ways to get your "rocks off."


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By Brad Caldwell
From Deep in the Jocassee Gorges
May 4, 2012

"It was not immediately clear how Chapman became trapped under the boulder." In no way does this apply that he was a boulderer or even bouldering. Go bash on somebody else besides boulderers! Roped climbing is just "practice climbing" for bouldering anyway!!!


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By Scott McMahon
From Boulder, CO
May 4, 2012
Bocan

You know I'm not even sure how he could have been "climbing". Last time I checked a washing machine was pretty small. I can't even think of a boulder like that next to one of the climbs up at flag. Could be just another case of people calling someone a "climber" just because they are near rocks.

Unless its that boulder I've seen that picture of Lee climbing.


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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
May 4, 2012
Coffee after freezing our asses off near James Peak.

None of you have seen Little Devil, obviously. As for the boulderer bashing, it is tradition. It cannot be undone.

-El Chuffero


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By Red
From Arizona
May 4, 2012
Looking out the center cave.

Brad Caldwell wrote:
Roped climbing is just "practice climbing" for bouldering anyway!!!

Wait, I always thought bouldering was a way to build strength for the cruxes on routes. Pebble wrestling is fun and all, but how can you try to make it sound superior to route climbing? That's just silly!


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By Scott McMahon
From Boulder, CO
May 4, 2012
Bocan

Red wrote:
Wait, I always thought bouldering was a way to build strength for the cruxes on routes.


It was, but then techno was invented and the bouldering video was born.

haha sorry, I can't wait to get out of work and had to make a shot!


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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
May 4, 2012
Coffee after freezing our asses off near James Peak.

So, who is going to send the new boulder problem thusly created by the exfoliated rock?


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By APBT1976
From Never never land...
May 4, 2012
Black Dike 12/25/11

Stich wrote:
So, who is going to send the new boulder problem thusly created by the exfoliated rock?


Lol ha ha hah ha hah ah ahha aha hahahahahahhahahah!


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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
May 4, 2012
Coffee after freezing our asses off near James Peak.

You laugh, but there is a precedent at Table Mountain when a whole route peeled off from freeze-thaw one winter.


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By APBT1976
From Never never land...
May 4, 2012
Black Dike 12/25/11

Sorry i should stay out of this.

One more thing. A guy was trapped by a boulder in Boulder, freaking classic...


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By Dylan Colon
From Eugene, OR
May 4, 2012
Me fishing for gear on an onsight of Mung.  Photo by Gokul Gopal.

Prime example: mountainproject.com/v/iron-resolution/106104512


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By Buff Johnson
May 4, 2012
 In a zoo in California, a mother tiger gave birth to a rare set of triplet tiger cubs.    Unfortunately, due to complications in the pregnancy, the cubs were born prematurely and due to their tiny size, they died shortly after birth.  <br /> <br />The mother tiger after recovering from the delivery, suddenly started to decline in health, although physically she was fine. The veterinarians felt that the loss of her litter had caused the tigress to fall into a depression. The doctors decided that if the tigress could surrogate another mother's cubs, perhaps she would improve.  <br /> <br />After checking with many other zoos across the country, the depressing news was that there were no tiger cubs of the right age to introduce to the mourning  mother. The veterinarians decided to try something that had never been  tried in a zoo environment. Sometimes a mother of one species will take on the care of a different species. The only "orphans" that could be found quickly, were a litter of weaner pigs.  The zoo keepers and vets wrapped the piglets in tiger skin and placed the babies around the mother tiger. <br />

I think it's the new gopher-start technique, there's a how-to book and movie on it from Utah.


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By LIV
May 4, 2012
Original Route

Wow - I wish I could "like" on MP - wanting to press something . . .


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By Finn the Human
From The Land of Ooo
May 4, 2012
Mathematical!

APBT1976 wrote:
Sorry i should stay out of this. One more thing. A guy was trapped by a boulder in Boulder, freaking classic...


It's Boulder-ception!


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By Joshw97
From New York City
May 5, 2012

Red wrote:
Wait, I always thought bouldering was a way to build strength for the cruxes on routes. Pebble wrestling is fun and all, but how can you try to make it sound superior to route climbing? That's just silly!


I smell a route climbing vs. bouldering argument about to emerge...


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