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Seth Jones wrote: But do you use the Oxford comma?Oxford removed the Oxford comma from their style book. I, however, will not be removing it from my writing. |
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LOL! |
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You guys are to much |
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Its the principality of it all. And its descent, not decent. |
Seth Jones wrote:Yeah Marc, I just posted that cartoon last page :)Doh! |
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“Splitter” is also commonly misused. |
Kangaru Rat wrote:“Splitter” is also commonly misused. The term “splitter” describes the geometry of a crack, not its quality. It is a crack that cleaves a planar rock face, in contrast to a corner crack.http://www.mountainproject.com/v/splitter-as-an-adjective/112094961 |
erik wellborn wrote:Its the principality of it all. And its descent, not decent.I for one prefer a decent descent though. |
Eric Engberg wrote:"brake" hand not "break" hand. Unless that is what you mean.I was reading an article in Alpinist the other day where they had "break" when it should have been "brake". C'mon... Alpinist?? I thought that was a quality mag. |
JK- wrote: I for one prefer a decent descent though.Or a ascent with a partner who has a Canadian accent, eh? |
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No one has mentioned that the world class climbing destination just outside of Las Vegas, NV is Red Rock as in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. It's not Red Rocks. Red Rocks is an amphitheatre in Colorado. |
erik wellborn wrote:Its the principality of it all. And its descent, not decent.This mistake totally reppels me. |
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Can we still have a splitter day? Or did you just climb a 300 foot splinter? |
SinRopa wrote: I'm with ya...common usage might make "Red Rocks" acceptable though. The main guidebook even calls it that: redrocksguidebook.com/conta…It's like when people say, "It's not the 'Sierras,' it's the 'Sierra." A bit too nitpicky for me. Doesn't really matter whether you call it Red Rock or Red Rocks. |
SinRopa wrote: I'm with ya...common usage might make "Red Rocks" acceptable though. The main guidebook even calls it that: redrocksguidebook.com/conta…Multiple guide books call it Red Rocks actually. Even guidebooks that have been out for years called it Red Rocks back in the day. |
Colonel Mustard wrote:Can we still have a splitter day? Or did you just climb a 300 foot splinter? Does the crack seem out? The Conrad Anker on that rig is bummer, but you might want to use a beaner break if you dirted your ATC.My crack is usually out, but that's because my last name is Plumer... |
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Oh gawd I am following this for the sheer or shear laughter of it all |
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Just survived a killer dessert tower |
