Don't buy from 123Mountain.com

Contact their hosting site and turn them in:

123mountain.com
206.190.151.150

abuse@100tb.com

Include all the links posted on this thread and let's shut their online website down.

J Marsella wrote:http://www.cpr.org/news/story/journalist-follows-trail-complaints-colorado-outdoors-gear-shop

Hey- what are you guys doing talking about the actual topic of this forum? LOL

T Roper wrote: A great reason to put them to work and teach them some skills besides hangin with the homies all day. Dont wanna work? Go sit in the dark.

Thinly veiled (or not) racialized bullshit.

J Marsella wrote:http://www.cpr.org/news/story/journalist-follows-trail-complaints-colorado-outdoors-gear-shop

How do you listen to the story?

City Dweller wrote: Thinly veiled (or not) racialized bullshit.

Really bad interpretation, I just hate asswipe criminals and the piss poor justice and penal systems. That happens after living in bad neighborhoods for half your life and gets worse with time. Maybe I need more Jesus?

Tim Zander wrote: How do you listen to the story?

City Dweller wrote: Thinly veiled (or not) racialized bullshit.

Not so thinly veiled attempt at intellectual superiority. You failed by the way.

I hope 123Mountain gets what's coming to them.

Anyone wanting to opine on the criminal justice system should first be familiar with the perspective presented in The New Jim Crow .

I really am hoping this isn't a case of "all publicity is good publicity"...

I have to say it's so annoying how all the magazines come here to rip off our threads, thoughts and conversations. It's like someone overhearing your conversation and writing a book like they thought it up. Doesn't anyone think up their own shit anymore??

http://www.outsideonline.com/2051821/123-mountain-infuriating-gear-retailer?utm_source=gear&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=02192016&spMailingID=24774136&spUserID=NzYxMzIyNzcwMTES1&spJobID=743345036&spReportId=NzQzMzQ1MDM2S0

Scott McMahon wrote:I have to say it's so annoying how all the magazines come here to rip off our threads, thoughts and conversations. It's like someone overhearing your conversation and writing a book like they thought it up. Doesn't anyone think up their own shit anymore?? outsideonline.com/2051821/1…

I think the article shed light on the problem to a new audience (Outside Online readers) and is a good thing, regardless of where it came from. The more people that read about it, the less potential victims.

The writer of the article was an MP member before the article was written.

FrankPS wrote: I think the article shed light on the problem to a new audience (Outside Online readers) and is a good thing, regardless of where it came from. The more people that read about it, the less potential victims. The writer of the article was an MP member before the article was written.

Yup, this company deserves a good old online pile on.

Scott McMahon wrote:I have to say it's so annoying how all the magazines come here to rip off our threads, thoughts and conversations. It's like someone overhearing your conversation and writing a book like they thought it up. Doesn't anyone think up their own shit anymore?? outsideonline.com/2051821/1…

Are you serious!? Did you read the in depth reporting? Lots of new information added about lawsuits, issues with Copper location, etc. It's not like they just ripped the info from the thread and repackaged it.

Tim Zander wrote: Are you serious!? Did you read the in depth reporting? Lots of new information added about lawsuits, issues with Copper location, etc. It's not like they just ripped the info from the thread and repackaged it.

Yes I'm serious. It's not the end of the world though, just my opinion. It's just annoying to see all our threads end up in climbing, rock and ice, and now outside. I get how newspapers follow up on stories from other papers, but it's not like every climbing mag should be pulling their stories from MP. I don't care how in depth they get.

At least it keeps me from having to get a subscription to any of those mags though, and it's good to get the word out about this shop.

Scott McMahon wrote: Yes I'm serious. It's not the end of the world though, just my opinion. It's just annoying to see all our threads end up in climbing, rock and ice, and now outside. I get how newspapers follow up on stories from other papers, but it's not like every climbing mag should be pulling their stories from MP. I don't care how in depth they get. At least it keeps me from having to get a subscription to any of those mags though, and it's good to get the word out about this shop.

The other side of the coin is that we're driving coverage here in these forums and thus we must be very important people ;-PPP

haha when do we get our cut? I need beer money.

Scott McMahon wrote:haha when do we get our cut? I need beer money.

you'd probably have to show up at the authors house for the beer.. but then why would you want to be in NYC???

Morgan Patterson wrote: why would you want to be in NYC???

So I can be that 45 year old Wall Street douchebag living in Keene Valley... Retired.

Bill Kirby wrote: So I can be that 45 year old Wall Street douchebag living in Keene Valley... Retired.

Several of my friends have taken that route in life. At a third of their salary I seem to be enjoying my life quite a bit more. A full life beats out a rich retirement.

Merlin wrote: Several of my friends have taken that route in life. At a third of their salary I seem to be enjoying my life quite a bit more. A full life beats out a rich retirement.

See too many people die not too long after retiring. What a kick in the dick!!