A question for anybody who has climbed ice at Gibralter:
Is there anything that forms besides the very short far right hand side of the crag? i.e are there any lines of reasonable height (>10m or so)?
Thanks
rich
Gibralter ice?
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by peter » Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:26 pm
Rich wrote:A question for anybody who has climbed ice at Gibralter: Is there anything that forms besides the very short far right hand side of the crag? i.e are there any lines of reasonable height (>10m or so)?
Nope.
A monk asked Quiglin Shiqian, "What is a person who has realized the Way?"
Quiglin said, "Embracing the ice and snow, head and eyebrows held high."
Quiglin said, "Embracing the ice and snow, head and eyebrows held high."
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by chameleon » Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:30 pm
petah, your avatah's getting way too close for comfort!!!
frozen boogahs from ecuador??
gross.
frozen boogahs from ecuador??
gross.
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by peter » Thu Feb 12, 2009 7:31 pm
chameleon wrote:petah, your avatah's getting way too close for comfort!!!
frozen boogahs from ecuador??
gross.
The Iceman Cometh (in your face).
(For the benefit of the moderator, that is the name of a play by Eugene O'Neil, so don't try to double-out-think my meaning) idiot
Peter
A monk asked Quiglin Shiqian, "What is a person who has realized the Way?"
Quiglin said, "Embracing the ice and snow, head and eyebrows held high."
Quiglin said, "Embracing the ice and snow, head and eyebrows held high."
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by chameleon » Thu Feb 12, 2009 9:11 pm
so those aren't frozen boogahs?
that's even grossah!!
that's even grossah!!
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by peter » Thu Feb 12, 2009 9:44 pm
chameleon wrote:so those aren't frozen boogahs?
that's even grossah!!
All I can say is, Thom was in the original photo from which this image is cut, and Dave took the photo. Or the other way around, I can't recall.
(place subliminal comment here)
A monk asked Quiglin Shiqian, "What is a person who has realized the Way?"
Quiglin said, "Embracing the ice and snow, head and eyebrows held high."
Quiglin said, "Embracing the ice and snow, head and eyebrows held high."
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by chossmonkey » Fri Feb 13, 2009 7:07 am
peter wrote:chameleon wrote:so those aren't frozen boogahs?
that's even grossah!!
All I can say is, Thom was in the original photo from which this image is cut, and Dave took the photo. Or the other way around, I can't recall.
(place subliminal comment here)
FYI, I have no problem with vague innuendo and find it pretty entertaining. I can't speak for the others.
If women ruled the world there would be no wars, just be a bunch of jealous countries not talking to each other.
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Re: Gibralter ice?
by chameleon » Fri Feb 13, 2009 8:44 am
Now I understand why Peter trembles in fear whenever Thom arrives at the crag and shouts out a slurred and cryptic warning:
"Cover your faith, the Ithe-man approach-eth"
"Cover your faith, the Ithe-man approach-eth"
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