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GDavis
Social climber
SOL CAL
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WHY DID GM NAME A TRUCK AFTER THE MOST SACRED OF HOLIES DENALI?!
Boycott GM/Chevy/Firestone Tires/non-local egg distributors!
Assemble, white people!
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wbw
Trad climber
'cross the great divide
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"Well, the labial vestibule collar is supposed to be extra large. "
I heard it gathers moisture pretty fast
Do you think they might have it in pink?
Edit: I can't believe the thread is up to 64 and I'm the first person to think of this, ya wankers. Actually I can't believe that this thread is now up to 65.
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pud
climber
Sportbikeville & Yucca brevifolia
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I sold my Dart Swinger and bought a Ford Probe.
I rear ended some lady with it and instead of being mad, she offered to trade me a Hummer for it.
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skywalker
climber
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Our school librarian insists we call her Muff which is a little awkward for everyone. It looks like on Nov 17th a student by the name of Phil MacCrakin signed out to use the restroom. Never met him but I have a second Wacker in one of my classes.
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Jaybro
Social climber
Wolf City, Wyoming
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one of those Jews Justin, jammer edltard
So that was a Lakota swastika you painted on the rocks by Reynolds Hill to piss of Kelman! Got it!
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Jaybro
Social climber
Wolf City, Wyoming
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Wow, a signed confession, way more than I was fishing for, thank you!
And yes, it's true, I am more worldly than you, having been born in Chicago and having traveled throughout, and lived, all over the world. But dig, I have lived in Wyoming longer than you have been alive and would be happy to show you the ropes!
Introduce myself? When you flipped me off last year I was sure we were past that stage sweetie!
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Gary
Social climber
Desolation Basin, Calif.
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OK, I once worked with a guy named Max Johnson.
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survival
Big Wall climber
Terrapin Station
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No, I do want you to explain, really.
Ok, I will.
Because Mt. Kailash is a sacred mountain to four religions. It is sacred in Bön, Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. This makes it, in terms of sheer numbers, the most sacred mountain in the world. That's it, simple as that. That's my whole reason.
We don't have a Scarpa Temple Mount yet do we? Maybe a Scarpa Kaaba? How about a Scarpa Vatican?
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rectorsquid
climber
Lake Tahoe
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It's nothing except that these companies will whore any word to sell anything.
Do you buy any products that have names? It's sort of hypocritical to buy products that have names and then complain about how bad it is for companies to name their products. Oh, my mistake. They just can't use names that one random guy on the internet finds offensive.
Yeah, sure, and once they get that list of names that random guys on the internet find offensive, the problem is solved. No more product names. None. No twinkies (that's dang offensive). No more Ford Focus (say "focus" with a Russian accent and it's pretty funny). No more Oral-B, that's for sure. Bye-bye to every friggin' name out there, because they ALL offend someone.
Is your idea sounding really dumb yet?
Dave
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Dingus McGee
Social climber
Laramie
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Should Certain names be off limits??
You SFM's this issue was settled more than 200 years ago. i.e. 1st amend.
The Virginian went back home once and said he would never go back (to Virginia). ...They were [now] still talking the same stuff as when he left."
Survival, Maybe in this world of commercialism/consumerism you could get that Mtn [Kailash] name as a trademark and never use it?
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skamoto
Mountain climber
coalinga ca
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if i were to ever own my own climbing shoe company id name a pair of shoes "the escalators" make it sound like they make it super easy to climb up. idk i like it
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WBraun
climber
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Kailash is also a very common name in India.
Also very scared names provide purification when spoken.
Most westerners never realize this.
Sacred names are above any material qualities and are never contaminated by the gross material dualistic qualities.
Thus your point made is due to poor fund of knowledge .....
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rmuir
Social climber
From the Time Before the Rocks Cooled.
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"I don't think any name should be off-limits."
Seemingly, this doesn't apply to "jdhedge" I'm guessing...
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survival
Big Wall climber
Terrapin Station
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Ahhh, never mind, it was just a thought that bugged me.
Whatevz.
Introducing the new Chevy Yaweh!
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Dingus McGee
Social climber
Laramie
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"Sacred names are above any material qualities and are never contaminated by the gross material dualistic qualities."
That's a sound circular argument Werner.
Curious? If they are above any material qualities, how is it that you can accuse us of using them. They must have phonation? That is so our ears recognize them when they are spoken? You know sound? Are you tone deaf?
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Evel
Trad climber
Nedsterdam CO
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Good buddy works in a hospital. They've a weekly contest to see who can pull off the most heinous prank.
He tells a new mother that 'Cerumin' would be a great name for her newborn.
She used it. Cerumin is ear wax.
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Reilly
Mountain climber
The Other Monrovia- CA
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Evel, I guess you didn't see my post on the first page.
Cerumin? Meh... ;-)
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SicMic
climber
two miles from Eldorado
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Our peanut butter is so good that we dare call it "Dead Baby Ducks".
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Evel
Trad climber
Nedsterdam CO
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Reilly, your post is what reminded me of that story. Thanks.
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