1991.

Never heard of a rock called "Dingus"... hmmmm!

No idea what you're talking about! All the guys I know named after "rocks" have rocks in their brains! I'm sure you're the exception, of course.

Dragger wrote:1991.

Never heard of a rock called "Dingus"... hmmmm!

There probably should be one, though.

knoback wrote:boy, I sure suck for having worked that long at it.

That's my complaint about anything that I do. Or,

"I should be much better than I am, given that amount of energy I have put into this sport."

I have been climbing all over summit post for exactly 1 year now. I'm no longer a SP noob!

Hotoven wrote:I have been climbing all over summit post for exactly 1 year now. I'm no longer a SP noob!

Fail. You're gonna get n00b flak for at least another six to twelve months.


PS, only n00bs spell it using the "o" key.

woodsxc wrote:

Hotoven wrote:I have been climbing all over summit post for exactly 1 year now. I'm no longer a SP noob!

Fail. You're gonna get n00b flak for at least another six to twelve months.


PS, only n00bs spell it using the "o" key.

I guess I'll still be a Noob when your staring at my ass as I book it up a steep pitch and your just jacken trying to keep warm.

I HAVEN'T been climbing (unless you count gym bouldering as climbing) for six months. Arrrrgh.

Andinistaloco wrote:

Dragger wrote:1991.

Never heard of a rock called "Dingus"... hmmmm!

There probably should be one, though.

That looks hard. What's it go at, a stiff 5.10?

I've been climbing almost 4 years on and off. Gosh time went by fast!

Started climbing when I was 17 so that´s ----- er 38 years ago an I´m still not very good at it!
Started by direct onto the rope, then some sort of chest harness then a Whillans Sit (ball breaker) harness. Amazing how the gear´s improved - and the start standard of newbies!

7 years. Started a little backwards doing rock climbing first and then decided I liked scrambling and hiking more, as long as there was a summit involved. First ice axe/crampons climb was 4 years ago, and that became my favorite. Still enjoy technical climbing.

Andinistaloco wrote:

Dragger wrote:1991.

Never heard of a rock called "Dingus"... hmmmm!

There probably should be one, though.

Impressive.

Dragger wrote:No idea what you're talking about! All the guys I know named after "rocks" have rocks in their brains! I'm sure you're the exception, of course.

cp0915 wrote:

Andinistaloco wrote:

Dragger wrote:1991.

Never heard of a rock called "Dingus"... hmmmm!

There probably should be one, though.

Impressive.

Thats what she said.