Nice line left of Little Bad. 

Much less obvious - look for whole hand slopers, rather than the "hold" type slopers you see on Little Bad proper. It's good fun, and should be climbed a lot more often. 

Start on the ledges (or traverse in from the right on good holds from Little Bad Right), then into an undercling, then high into a 4 finger sloping pocket, then shoot out right across a couple of big flat slopers. One of them has a secret divot that makes the problem doable near the grade suggested. 

Felt a harder than Little Bad proper, but it's probably just because there wasn't any chalk to lead the way. 

left of little bad, directions above.