LOL Well done, sir!!!Scott P wrote:Be aware that List of Johns can pull up something different in your browser.
I have nothing of value to add to the discussion, but that was too good to not comment on
LOL Well done, sir!!!Scott P wrote:Be aware that List of Johns can pull up something different in your browser.
Dave B wrote:And/or line thy helmet with tin foil and realize this is a freaking mountaineering website.
Steve Climber wrote:So that's your backpack, huh?
Indeed Ryan. The emphasis is on "quality". It may take me a few years to start doing some meaningless lumps, but I guess never say never. Gotta say though that that Edwards-Argentine-Wilcox loop (along with the French group and descent from Emerald) is still among the least favorite days in the mountains that made me question my hobby and made for a terrible intro into 13ers. So thank you for that. Thankfully, I have since found ways to increase the "fun factor" on otherwise less interesting peaks.Monster5 wrote:I seem to recall Natalie had a different view on 13ers a couple years back and now she's chugging through some quality ones
I look forward to joining her LCW finisher in another couple years...
Someone once told me, "it is all about perspective". How true that is!nkan02 wrote:Gotta say though that that Edwards-Argentine-Wilcox loop (along with the French group and descent from Emerald) is still among the least favorite days in the mountains that made me question my hobby and made for a terrible intro into 13ers.
HAHAHA!!Scott P wrote:It's actually Lists of John (singular John, plural list).Why is List of John's such a terrible website?
Be aware that List of Johns can pull up something different in your browser.
Skiing has the way to change your perspective. Isn't it so, Ben? I am soooo looking forward to Sawatch 13ers. In spring The French group looked incredible as a ski descent option.benners wrote:Someone once told me, "it is all about perspective". How true that is!nkan02 wrote:Gotta say though that that Edwards-Argentine-Wilcox loop (along with the French group and descent from Emerald) is still among the least favorite days in the mountains that made me question my hobby and made for a terrible intro into 13ers.
The first time I nailed an 8' assisted dyno I was hooked. Let's see some sissy on lead pull that kind of move!!Monster5 wrote:Top-rope following sufficiently feeds my ego.
Dave B wrote:And/or line thy helmet with tin foil and realize this is a freaking mountaineering website.
Steve Climber wrote:So that's your backpack, huh?
The first time I got an erection looking in the mirror, I was hooked. God I love me.Steve Climber wrote:The first time I nailed an 8' assisted dyno I was hooked. Let's see some sissy on lead pull that kind of move!!Monster5 wrote:Top-rope following sufficiently feeds my ego.
Absolutely ! People have different goals, different interests that stoke us, different abilities, different opinions, different tastes. Doesn't make that other person wrong, and you right. It just makes that person different than you - and that's OK ! No need to judge, and no need to somehow feel superior.SurfNTurf wrote:Climb what you enjoy, and let others climb what they enjoy. No judgment required.