Glossary of Climbing Terms
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- Bacchus
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Re: Glossary of Climbing Terms
Mel McKinney wrote:Where are the karens?![]()
now that's funny
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- Gossnath
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Re: Glossary of Climbing Terms
Cairn
A distinctive pile of stones placed to designate a summit or mark a trail above treeline.
A distinctive pile of stones placed to designate a summit or mark a trail above treeline.
- hotrod
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Anyone catch the misspelling in the definition for Slack? I didn't know ropes went to school. 
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- CO Native
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hotrod wrote:Anyone catch the misspelling in the definition for Slack? I didn't know ropes went to school.
Nice catch.
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- CO Native
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Gossnath wrote:Cairn
A distinctive pile of stones placed to designate a summit or mark a trail above treeline.
I guess you missed this post.
Remember what your knees are for.
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- stevevets689
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In case any of you are ever climbing in Australia...
http://www.tradgirl.com/climbing_faq/translations/australian_english.htm
Note: Some foul language
http://www.tradgirl.com/climbing_faq/translations/australian_english.htm
Note: Some foul language
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- La Mula
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No "screaming barfies", "crag hags", nor "station copulation"?
What kinda dictionary is this? I mean 95% of the DLFA glossary is completely omitted.
What kinda dictionary is this? I mean 95% of the DLFA glossary is completely omitted.
- Greenhouseguy
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Careful, ya'll. There's a different definition for teabagging out there. 
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- lodidodi
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Teabagging a girfriend and taking a picture after a night of drinking is not a good idea.
- TrojanMan
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Cairn = duck? Is that right?
- JA_son27
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I still like the definition of "Fall"
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Matt 25:40
Matt 25:40
- Bullwinkle
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Re: Glossary of Climbing Terms
After all these years ... I always thought a buttress was when you finally get to sit down.
A few more candidates:
* Delusiana - A state where people willfully dismiss inconvenient or unpleasant facts.
* Irritable jowl syndrome - One who becomes a bit cranky on the trail, and doesn't mind telling others about it.
* Skirtosa Nervosa - A bail-out move made at the juxtaposition of competent and incompetent for the task at hand.
* Delusiana - A state where people willfully dismiss inconvenient or unpleasant facts.
* Irritable jowl syndrome - One who becomes a bit cranky on the trail, and doesn't mind telling others about it.
* Skirtosa Nervosa - A bail-out move made at the juxtaposition of competent and incompetent for the task at hand.
As a mountain more fully reveals itself to a man, so the true nature of the man will be more fully revealed
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