ethics of big groups

[5.4 Slayer]

This is good times! (obviously not proper english - pinner will fix it in a sec)

[pinner]

nope! good times is good times!

I was just playing with Stewart

[Optimally-Primed]

If 10% of the energy spent ranting on this site were directed at proactively fixing the problem, there would be far less to rant about. Hey folks, pick up a scrub brush and go clean a route. There are dozens of moderate lines out there, waiting to be "opened". And there's plenty of traffic to keep them clean.

I'm working on a 5-pitch 5.8/5.9 crack route, just a 12 minute hike from a major parking lot.

Talk is cheap; action is not.

-Jeremy

[Fre]

Optimally-Primed: talk is cheap, action is not. Very true. Unfortunately I left Squamish for the next couple of months and since I can't do sh*t in Squamish, all the rants about cougars, dogs, children, big groups, small slow groups, possible knife-fights, annoying tick-marks (no doubt made by goblins that want to break the flash-spirit of the climbing community) is just amazing. It keeps me alife. Makes me laugh when I'm all alone in some shitty library in a land with no mountains. Hurrah for all the gossip and petty fights in the climbing community. Keep posting that sh*t.