So many dogs in Red Rocks
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Poway Original wrote: lol way to google my name... I love it how it is always guys hiding behind a screen name that google those of us that use a real name... |
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I totally bagged up my dogs shit and left it by the crag so it's all cool bro. |
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Jon Hillis wrote: Almost - you follow me on IG. Now rack your brain and try to figure it out! |
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I was just over on DogProject and all the doggies there were complaining about how there are too many people at Red Rocks. |
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Poway Original wrote: oooh the plot thickens! Burchey is that you?? |
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F Loyd wrote: Well happy to give credit where credit is due then. ;) For the record I am not entirely against using force when necessary. I guess I just can’t imagine throwing down over a dog leash dispute these days, unless dog and owner were asses I suppose. I also wouldn’t bring my dog to Red Rocks for the record as well... When dog disputes go bad...http://www.nbcnews.com/id/15199221/ns/dateline_nbc-crime_reports/t/trail-evidence/ |
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chris magness wrote: Problem isn't the dogs. Problem is a changing sport. No its just inconsiderate assholes who happen to own dogs. |
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Leo Derosa wrote: This is exactly the self-entitled attitude I'm referring to. It's not up to you , and it shouldn't be. You go climbing at one of the busiest climbing areas in the country, of course it's a shitshow. Pun intended. You want a nice quiet climbing experience, get off the beaten path. There are plenty of places to climb where you will have complete solitude. |
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LOL...'big knife on my waist'. Hope you never run into ol' Indy... |
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Greg D wrote: Greg wins the internet for tonight. |
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Fritz Nuffer wrote: He landed hard on the two fer sure. |
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Stagg54 Taggart wrote: No its just inconsiderate assholes who happen to own dogs. That's exactly what I was alluding to. More people and a changing dynamic. |
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Lee Chandler wrote: That's an interesting Dateline story. Thanks for sharing it. |
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Hey - don't judge! |
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Josh C wrote: Sure, but, mountain project isn't activism, it's just pointless complaining. |
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Thats not turn I see you with your dog every time I see you climbing, just saying!!! |
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Mike Arechiga wrote: Thats not turn I see you with your dog every time I see climbing, just saying!!! That's why I climb in SoYo, there's no one there other than you! LoL. I never bring the dog to shit shows like Red Rocks. I also don't whine about how busy places are on Mountain Project and expect the world to change accordingly. That's the point I'm trying to make in this dumpster fire of a thread. |
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E IV wrote: I had a run in with an asshole dog the other day too. I took a piss at the base of Yaak Crak then some fucking Californifuckers rolled up with their Bichon Frise in a backpack and let that little fucker run around yapping at everyone. Honestly, it wasn't that bad...until he went and pissed right over top of where I had already marked my territory. I ate that little shitbag on a sammich with mayonnaise and pickles, though, so I guess I showed who was alpha that day. Pickles, I get, but who eats dogs with mayo??? There's something wrong with you, bro. |
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This is hands down my favorite MP topic. I love these threads so much. |





