Show Us Your Best Rock Hard Phallus Photos!
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As I've spent more time climbing granite spires and especially desert towers, I've amassed a large collection of photographs that others have falsely identified as penises. What are your best photos that sank peoples minds into the gutter? The Lovers (in profile) The Lovers (from the side - not knowing the name until recently, I nicknamed this one "Little Wanker") Argon Tower Dark Angel Dark Angel 'Rorschach test'Dark Angel image that I made for marking desert towers in Google Earth... then I realized that I had inadvertently populated most of SE Utah with little orange dicks! |
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Future thread idea: Show Us Your Best Stone Cold Labia Pics! Who votes for me to start one of these later? Granted such charges of my photos was mostly from women falsely identifying some of my chimney climbs as such, especially bombays in the Voo... |
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You're 36? I wouldn't have guessed that. |
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FrankPS wrote: You're 36? I wouldn't have guessed that. Forever young... |
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Consistently cringe-worthy - Mark P Thomas everyone. |
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Not Burchey LOL wrote: Consistently cringe-worthy - Mark P Thomas everyone. Shoots Mr. Lurker from the shadows. |
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Here are a few I've seen in Sedona: Lil' Stumpin' Eye of Buddha Spinner Spire Of course, there's Blowjob Rock... (visible from town) Someone can post a photo of Secret Spire (or look it up) as I do not have a good one... but that's a good one alright. ------- Such features can be found in the Mojave Desert as well: Crooked Dick Spire Crooked Dick Spire Hercules' Finger Hercules' Finger ------ Not to mention this little (er, average) guy we found in Red Rocks NV note interaction with pink slab behind |
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Mark P Thomas wrote: Huh??? |
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True Story: I was driving to Vedauwoo with my girlfriend and another female climber. We're passing this prominant rock near the road at Virginia Dale when they say, "That looks SO much like a penis." "It really does!" |
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In the trenchant words of the redoubtable Marc801, "Why do you feel compelled to post this?" |
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Don't forget the pebbles! Electric Eye in Tramway CA. |
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Sam Skovgaard wrote: Not technically rock, but I saw it on a climbing outing Oh! I didn't realize we were doing cactus on climbing trips. Here's my favorite. Too long for a single photo. |
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Here's one from Pinnacles: And a new route/tower in Lee Vining Canyon: http://www.supertopo.com/tr/The-Cocktower/t12920n.html |
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I always got a kick outta this one. They embellished a little, the rock doesn't look quite like that. |




































