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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

U are too dense to understand. Obviously.


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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

And yes im not from around here ..alien if u wanna call it. Btw im not from Ukraine. Corrupted by the US of A with retail addiction yet on the right path to recovery. I call myself 'free spirit' .....yet I do have many names. Now back to bashing that girls husband...


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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 13, 2012
Me and the offspring walking back to the car after a day of cragging.

LOL. Obviously.


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By mitchy
From nunya gotdamn business.
Jun 13, 2012

Jake, i was about to reply to the obvious. She has no idea what she is talking about. But, she beat me to it with that god awful post directly under yours.


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By Crag Dweller
From Denver, CO
Jun 13, 2012
My navigator keeps me from getting lost

MP really needs the ignore user functionality. Then, a user could post all the senseless, unintelligent thoughts she has at 2 minute intervals and no one else would see any of them.


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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

OK I have an idea for both if you: go on a trip to Eastern Europe I suggest Estonia ( tall skinny Scandinavian blond bombshells husky enough to carry serious backpacks, cool accents kinda dry sence of humor but some dig it) and you both should get yourselves a bride each! How bout that?!


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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 13, 2012
Me and the offspring walking back to the car after a day of cragging.

Crag Dweller wrote:
MP really needs the ignore user functionality. Then, a user could post all the senseless, unintelligent thoughts she has at 2 minute intervals and no one else would see any of them.


+1.

Well, obviously crag dweller is a dog lover. That much is for sure. Do you take him/her climbing? Look at that. Right back on topic.


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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

Craig is a bitter old man I feel sorry for his dog


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By Unassigned User
Jun 13, 2012

Ellenor is a professional troll. It is amazing to watch her/him/alien work. She/he/alien always gets someone worked up and then I get to laugh. Rock on Trolls!


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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 13, 2012
Me and the offspring walking back to the car after a day of cragging.

Elena Sera Jose wrote:
OK I have an idea for both if you: go on a trip to Eastern Europe I suggest Estonia ( tall skinny Scandinavian blond bombshells husky enough to carry serious backpacks, cool accents kinda dry sence of humor but some dig it) and you nous should get yourselves a bride each! How bout that?!


I've been to Riga. I've been to Odessa. I've been to Istanbul. I've been to Rhodos. I'm fairly familiar with eastern Europe. I have a wife. She's from Mexico. I'm quite well traveled. I don't recall seeing many bombshells anywhere but Greece. Btw, what does the word "nous" mean? I'm not familiar with "sence" either. I don't usually like serious backpacks. I like the ones that get down to business when needed, but aren't afraid to crack a joke every once in a while.


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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Jun 13, 2012
Me and the offspring walking back to the car after a day of cragging.

JonathanHillis wrote:
Ellenor is a professional troll. It is amazing to watch her/him/alien work. She/he/alien always gets someone worked up and then I get to laugh. Rock on Trolls!


Hahaha. I know. Total victim. Duped again.


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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

Jake Jones wrote:
I've been to Riga. I've been to Odessa. I've been to Istanbul. I've been to Rhodos. I'm fairly familiar with eastern Europe. I have a wife. She's from Mexico. I'm quite well traveled. I don't recall seeing many bombshells anywhere but Greece. Btw, what does the word "nous" mean? I'm not familiar with "sence" either. I don't usually like serious backpacks. I like the ones that get down to business when needed, but aren't afraid to crack a joke every once in a while.

Oh Mexico! Nice! Does she climb?


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By Stich
From Colorado Springs, Colorado
Jun 13, 2012
Coffee after freezing our asses off near James Peak.

Elena Sera Jose wrote:
Oh Mexico! Nice! Does she climb?



No, but she escaladas.


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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

Stich wrote:
No, but she escaladas.

She is probably a good cook I tell ya. That's always nice when u come from a climbing trip and starving. Nice!


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By s.price
From PS,CO
Jun 13, 2012
A couple of locals. Took this pic in my driveway.

Stich wrote:
No, but she escaladas.

Thank you,Thank you, stich


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By s.price
From PS,CO
Jun 13, 2012
A couple of locals. Took this pic in my driveway.

Elena Sera Jose wrote:
She is probably a good cook I tell ya. That's always nice when u come from a climbing trip and starving. Nice!

Way to stereotype.


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By Crag Dweller
From Denver, CO
Jun 13, 2012
My navigator keeps me from getting lost

Jake Jones wrote:
+1. Well, obviously crag dweller is a dog lover. That much is for sure. Do you take him/her climbing? Look at that. Right back on topic.


I am and I do bring her to the crag when the scenario is right. She happily relaxes in the sun at the base of whatever climb I'm on. Sometimes, though, she does get in the way. When the sunniest, most comfortable spot happens to be right in the middle of the trail, she will lay there on her back flashing everyone who walks by.

And, occasionally, she brings a bit too much curiosity with her to the crag and wants to wander around checking out other climbers packs. That's when I teach her how a cam and clove hitch work. It's a good thing she doesn't have thumbs or she'd probably figure out that a clove hitch is adjustable.


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By Elena Sera Jose
From colorado
Jun 13, 2012
bacon

Crag Dweller wrote:
I am and I do bring her to the crag when the scenario is right. She happily relaxes in the sun at the base of whatever climb I'm on. Sometimes, though, she does get in the way. When the sunniest, most comfortable spot happens to be right in the middle of the trail, she will lay there on her back flashing everyone who walks by. And, occasionally, she brings a bit too much curiosity with her to the crag and wants to wander around checking out other climbers packs. That's when I teach her how a cam and clove hitch work. It's a good thing she doesn't have thumbs or she'd probably figure out that a clove hitch is adjustable.

Craig is it your wife or your dog u r talking bout? Btw love love love homemade Mexican food ( Thanx to my coworkers)


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By mitchy
From nunya gotdamn business.
Jun 13, 2012

Who the hell is craig.


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By FrankPS
From Atascadero, CA
Jun 13, 2012

mitchy wrote:
Who the hell is craig.


The guy that owns Crag's List.


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By Unassigned User
Jun 13, 2012

Elena do you even work? Maybe there is a big room full of trolls somewhere? You all have a forum that you work on for that day?


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By Princess Mia
From Vail
Jun 13, 2012
Chillin' at City of Rocks

mitchy wrote:
Who the hell is craig.


Craig is in the middle of nowhere......


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By s.price
From PS,CO
Jun 13, 2012
A couple of locals. Took this pic in my driveway.

Mia Tucholke wrote:
Craig is in the middle of nowhere......

Indeed


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By Price
From SLC, UT
Jun 13, 2012

Andrew Gram wrote:
Don't bring your dog on climbing trips. I love my Irish Wolfhound, but he goes on dog trips and not climbing trips.

+10000


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By Mic Fairchild
From Boulder
Jun 13, 2012
kickin' on Broadway

Elena Sera Jose wrote:
tall skinny Scandinavian blond bombshells, cool accents !

Send me one for wife, but dog stays in old country. Only girl.
Or, you keep dog. Much jerky, new fur hat keep brain warmer.



Really, while dogs are cool, dogs at the crag are not so hot.


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