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Warwick in Stellenbosch has released its Cabernet Franc as well as its Bordeaux-style red blend Trilogy from the acclaimed 2009 vintage. Scores and tasting notes below: Warwick Cabernet Franc 2009: 15/20 Price: R250 24 months in French oak, 45% … [Read more...]
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The Six Flags Great America VIP Tour experience - a review
Written by Jan Cornell
I recently had the opportunity to visit Six Flags Great America on a VIP Pass. (For those who are unaware of this option, a link to the Six Flags website with all the details is at the end of this article.)Tweet
Briefly, the VIP Pass is an all-inclusive admission ticket with attractive additional benefits, including:
The only thing I can think of that the VIP Pass doesn't include is merchandise in the shops.
The VIP pass is expensive — for Six Flags Great America it costs $299 per person, with a four person minimum. The price does vary per park. For example, at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom (in Louisville) the VIP Pass costs $199.
I took three of my kids, aged 16, 14 and 10. The website said the tour would begin at 11 AM. Unfortunately for us, the park's operating hours changed on the day of our tour, because school was back in session in Gurnee. Closing time moved up to 7 PM, from 10 PM. I asked if we could begin at 10 AM and they allowed us to do so with no problem. The shortened hours had another implication as well. There were no shows, as most of the performers had to go back to school.
We arrived at Six Flags and parked, as instructed, in the Front Parking Lot. The fee for parking there was $25. I paid this up front, and was later reimbursed for the expense. We made our way to the main gate and were directed to Guest Relations, to await our tour guide. I must say that all the personnel were very helpful and friendly throughout the day, by the way.
In a few minutes, our 19-year-old tour guide Bill showed up. He was a very personable and clean-cut young man who had just graduated high school. This was his fourth season working at the park. Apparently only people with a lot of experience are allowed to host the VIP tours. He told me he had worked pretty much every job in the park during his tenure there. At first we were apprehensive as we realized that he was to accompany our little group for the entire day. Those fears were completely unfounded, however. He was totally unobtrusive and proved to be indispensable in many ways. One particularly valuable asset he offered was an encyclopedic knowledge of the most efficient way to get from point A to point B. Our paths often took us through shops, back passages and so on, and there were very few wasted steps during our day. He offered recommendations on restaurants. And he functioned almost like a butler, getting drinks, getting snacks, and so on. We later remarked that we felt guilty because we're so used to doing things for ourselves, and here we were being waited on hand and foot most solicitously!
He also recommended an overall strategy for approaching the park. We brought our bathing suits, intending to hit the water park (Hurricane Harbor) at some point throughout the day. We thought we should go there in the afternoon, after everyone was hot and tired. But Bill pointed out that the VIP Pass doesn't confer any real advantages in the water park. The front-of-the-line privilege is implemented by taking one in via the attraction's exit. But in the water park, the exit is usually a water slide! So he recommended doing Hurricane Harbor in the morning instead, when the crowd was thinnest. Well, we ended up spending only 15 minutes in the water at the end of the day, as it turned out. We were itching to start riding the coasters!
Bill took our bathing suits and stored them for us. No need to rent a locker for VIPs! He then took us around the park in a circular path. We had wanted to ride Superman first, but it had not yet opened. Some of the rides don't open until 11 AM. So he started with the rides that had already opened. Our first coaster was the Ragin' Cajun. (For details and reviews of any individual ride at the park, see Theme Park Insider's Six Flags Great America page.)
At any rate, we proceeded around the park from there. We would get to a ride and Bill would lead us up the exit ramp. Over his shoulder, he had a satchel with "VIP Tour" emblazoned on it, so there were never any questions from the ride attendants. He would take us straight to the front of the loading area. As passengers disembarked, he let us in the back gate and we took our seats in the front car, before the gates were opened for the next group of riders. We heard maybe one or two negative comments about us from other riders the whole day. At one ride, when someone complained to Kate (my 16-year-old), Bill told them she was a German pop star. They quieted right down!
After perhaps two hours, we had ridden most of the "Maximum Thrill" rides. Yet we were completely relaxed and felt quite fresh, because we had no waits whatsoever. My personal favorites: The American Eagle and Raging Bull.
Next, the kids wanted to focus on the arcades and carnival games. We went to an arcade and Bill produced four cards, each loaded with $10, to swipe at the machines. He reloaded them whenever we asked. The arcade machines offered some nice prizes, particularly electronics — think iPods, cameras, and so on. We didn't manage to win any of those.
The carnival games were a different story, however. They are normally quite expensive to play, in my opinion. For example, there was a game in which one threw a ball in an effort to tumble a tower of three blocks on the first try. It cost $3 a ball, or two for $5. But with unlimited games, one can simply play again, and again, and again, until victory (or exhaustion!) At that particular booth I'm certain that between the four of us we made over a hundred throws. But we brought home two electric guitars! They were Chinese knockoffs of the Fender Stratocaster and would normally go for $200 to $300 at retail — quite a nice prize, actually. John, my 14-year-old, is presently taking guitar lessons, and he was ecstatic. He won an acoustic guitar as well, at another booth. We also won two enormous stuffed Tweety Birds, a giant stuffed gecko, and a slew of smaller animals, before it dawned on us that the four of us had to get all this stuff back to Michigan (a seven-hour drive) in a Mini Cooper! Anyhow, Bill got on his radio and summoned one of his minions to cart away our winnings, for retrieval at the end of the day. We never had to carry anything for ourselves throughout the entire day, incidentally.
Next we broke for lunch. Bill recommended the ribs at the Mooseburger Lodge, one of the park's sit-down restaurants. His suggestion was spot on. The ribs were amazingly good, particularly for a theme park. They were tender, moist, and delicious.
After lunch we continued to hit the coasters, focusing mainly on those of the Maximum Thrill category. We did take time to enjoy the Dare Devil Dive. This is an attraction that normally entails an extra fee but is included in the VIP Pass. It involves strapping on a harness, being hoisted up 125 feet in the air and then pulling a ripcord. This releases the harness and you swing as if on an enormous swing set. It was a lot of fun.
Then the younger two kids wanted to hit the water park. By now it was 4:30 PM. We found to our dismay that the water park closed at 5 PM. So we split up. Bill directed myself, John and Claire to the water park and he took Kate with him to go on more rides. He actually rode with her on some of them so she wouldn't have to ride solo — all part of the job, I suppose!
We then met back up and ended the day with repeats of favorite rides and a few more games. We were tired, stuffed, and in my case, a bit nauseated — my 50-year-old stomach just doesn't tolerate rides the way it used to! But we were all very happy.
For more information on the VIP Tour at Six Flags Great America visit http://www.sixflags.com/greatAmerica
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From Anthony Murphy on August 22, 2008 at 10:58 AM
Great Job!
As a SFGA Season Pass member, I was disappointed when I went on Wednesday and it closed so early.
Its great you did this because I was interested in doing this in the future. In actuallity, it sounds pretty good compared to Disney and Universal.
I want one of those guitars :)
From Larry Zimmerman on August 22, 2008 at 6:40 PM
At $1200 for the four of you, I'd say you paid for those guitars. Thanks for sharing your review.
From Robert OGrosky on August 22, 2008 at 7:34 PM
Very good report!!!
Too expensive IMHO for SGFAM, but would be worth it if I had the money to do so and was at a Universal/Busch Gardens or Disney Theme park.
If I did this at SFGAM I would just have them sit me down in the front row of Batman and the back row of Raging Bull for several hours without getting off the ride!!!
From Eli Katzman on August 22, 2008 at 8:25 PM
It sucks that it was 4 people minimum, but at least everyone wanted to go! You're tour guide seemed nice and wasn't nerveous around you guys, from you're description. I bet he gets paid well (sorta) because he's been with them for so long, and I bet that wasn't his first time doing the tour. I'm glad you had fun!
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A terrorism case in Miami, Fla. may have been jeopardized because of infighting between government agencies, according to a new joint report issued by the departments of Homeland Security and Justice. A lack of information exchange between the FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) threatened the investigation, according to the report. After the case was transferred to the Joint Terrorism Task Force, the report says ICE field agents refused to interview a suspect and train the FBI agents. Four targets were eventually indicted, but the investigation of one other suspect had to be transferred to another team. "Historically, all these agencies have squabbles…it's all about territory and control," said Brad Garrett, a former FBI agent and now an ABC News consultant. "It's like battle lines…fight for a while, retreat and fight again…agencies don't like anybody intruding." The Department of Homeland Security would not disclose the details of the Miami case to ABC News, but denied that problems with the FBI put the case at risk. "The report is not an accurate characterization of our relationship with the FBI, and we have a strong history of working together to protect national safety," said Barbara Gonzalez, a Homeland Security spokeswoman in Miami. Click Here for Full Blotter Coverage. According to the report, however, "turf wars" are nothing new. The report found that seven out of 10 terrorist financing cases lacked the proper attention because of poor cooperation between the FBI and ICE. Nine ICE agents from three field offices and ICE headquarters have said they or other agents ignore or drop leads that may be terrorist-related in order to go forward in the case without involving the FBI, according to the report. Members of ICE have also accused the FBI of delaying or refusing investigative actions that require court approvals, such as obtaining search warrants. Sen. Charles E. Grassley, R-Iowa, requested the departments conduct an investigation after former ICE special agent in charge out of Texas, Joseph Webber, accused the FBI of delaying approval for an electronic surveillance warrant in a terrorist financing investigation, according to the report. "Unfortunately, the committee is aware of at least one case where national security may have been the casualty of bureaucratic infighting," Sen. Grassley wrote in a letter to the attorney general and the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. "Such infighting should never be tolerated when national security is on the line, and America needs strong leadership from both of you to ensure that it is not." The infighting stems from a 2003 memorandum of agreement (MOA) that was designed to improve the working relations between the two organizations in cases dealing with possible terrorist financing operations after 9/11, according to the report. The report says problems arise from misperceptions surrounding the agreement and the lack of training for both ICE and FBI agents. "Quite simply, I have witnessed the horrors of a terrorist attack upon our Homeland and I am appalled that any Government entity in a post 9-11 environment would engage in such subterfuge," Webber wrote in a letter to Sen. Grassley. The MOA credits the FBI as the leader in terrorist financing cases and created a system designed to identify and transport ICE terrorism cases to the FBI-controlled Joint Terrorism Task Force. This is where the "turf-wars" result in ignored or dropped leads by customs enforcement to avoid interaction with the federal agents, according to the report. The report stated that of the roughly 7,274 ICE cases and leads the DHS reviewed, only 11 were transferred to the Joint Terrorism Task Force under the memorandum. Dennis Lormel, former head of the FBI terrorist financing unit and senior vice president of Corporate Risk International, said the non-transferred cases were likely to be of lower priority. "I don't think there were any threats that were not addressed, or any terrorist issue that didn't go addressed by virtue of this problem," he told ABC News. Lormel also said that although interagency issues are inevitable, the memo has been positive in trying to improve cooperation. "I haven't heard of problems like there were prior to that memo…for the most part, cases have been handled better than they were earlier on, but there is always room for improvement," he said. The apparent shortcoming of the memorandum has caused the DHS to issue two recommendations to both the FBI and ICE in an attempt to establish a more functional cooperation and coordination with the two organizations. According to the report, all four recommendations were acknowledged, but the changes have yet to be seen. Cooperation between the two agencies is critical and will require more training and communication, according to Lormel. "First, it starts with training and an understanding of what the purpose of this memo is and its importance. [Also] leadership on both sides to demonstrate that cooperation needs to filter down to the working level agents…lines need to be open as much as they can be for exchange of information and ideas," he said. Do you have a tip for Brian Ross and the Investigative Team?
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Want The Wombats To Play Your Living Room? If You Tweet It, They Will Come
If you think having a real, live band play a gig in your living room is the stuff of '90s teen movies, you're right — most of the time. Unless said band — let's just say The Wombats — is running a Twitter contest, the prize of which is an intimate show between your crocheted couch and your mom's Hummel collection.
The Wombats are coming to the U.S. on tour on September 2, and to celebrate they've launched an interactive map on their homepage showing each and every stop. Fans have until they hit U.S. soil to visit the map, click on their hometown (or the closest tour stop to their hometown) and send out a tweet asking the band to play a living room show in that locale. One fan from the city that scores the most votes will win a private show.
"To be honest, it seemed like a really good excuse for a party," says the band's Matthew "Murph" Murphy of the whole campaign. Also, winners should note that snacks would be appreciated.
When it comes to set list, Murph says that the winning fan will have some sway over the hour and a half set. "As long as we can remember the songs — as long as they don't ask for any obscure first album b-sides [we'll play it]," he says.
The idea of playing such an intimate venue isn't all that new — marketing company 138 Music & Entertainment cut its teeth hosting living room shows, and musicians like Denison Witmer have gone on tour via Skype, playing to singular fans as they rocked out at home.
The Wombats' campaign, however, seems to be about more than just connecting to that one lucky fan who wins the show — it's also about keeping all fans up-to-date about their upcoming tour dates. Hence the requirement that you tweet city names, complete with hashtags (the band's name and their single "Jump Into The Fog" off of their last album, The Wombats Proudly Present…This Modern Glitch). It remains to be seen whether this particular effort will have an tangible effort on ticket sales and attendance, but it definitely can't hurt.
The band also tapped into social media to raise awareness for the release of their 2011 album, The Wombats Proudly Present…This Modern Glitch, teaming up with Shazam to create the Wombatizer, a service that rendered any website Wombats-themed and included scratch-off sections replete with prizes and extras. (For any fans out there, Murph says the band is currently working on new music, and plans to release a new album in 2012 or 2013.)
If you think playing in a living room will be too constrictive for the band, think again. "The smallest venue we ever played was in the U.S. in Salt Lake City — a legendary little place called Kilby Court. It must have been about 100 capacity and there was a great atmosphere," Murph says. "But when we walked into soundcheck it's like, 'Wow, we're about to do a gig in someone's shed.' So at least now we'll be taking it one step forward and doing a gig in someone's living room."
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Studying Tai Chi for more than 14 years, Marsha is focusing her practice on students of all ages with arthritis, balance, stress, flexibility and range of motion issues. She is registered with the Arthritis Foundation – Northern & Southern New England Chapter, and is a member of the Tai Chi for Health Community. Her experience includes working with active seniors at several recreation and senior living communities as well as in medical settings.
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UFC president Dana White announced that the UFC Fight For The Troops 2 post-fight awards on Saturday night netted each of the winners a $30,000 bonus.
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A short story dedicated to my car
I can totally see how an automobile is a status symbol for most people. It shows what you can afford, looks nice, makes it easier to pick up women, makes you feel cool and accomplished driving around for everyone to see you in.
I have owned five cars in my twelve years of driving. None of them were ever new or sporty. I have always had the hand me downs or used cars. I guess this has given me a completely different outlook on the cars I have owned.
Before I go into the outlook on my car, let me share the experience first…
I got my 96 black Nissan Maxima at the age of 21. She was the first car I have ever bought with my own money. Because of her black color and already beat up and old looking body I properly named her "Black Bettie". Her main purpose was to get me to and from my then job as a server/ bartender. But being 21 I hardly gave a shit about using her as a ride to work. I was young, and old enough to get into bars now. With Black Bettie, the road and the night were open.
The experiences and adventures we went on together are too many to count.
I bought her right as I was starting a new relationship with my girlfriend at the time Kim. The first time I was able to pick up my girlfriend at her house, and drive her out to dinner was such a great feeling. Just driving around with the windows down, holding hands and gossiping about whatever came to mind is a memory that will never go away. I also remember her braking up with me in that car when I got my 1st radio job inKentucky.
Black Bettie took me back and fourth from St. Louisto PaducahKentuckyI don't know how many times. I remember taking her down there for the 1st time to go to the job interview with Electric 969. We went on more camping trips than I can count. I had to sleep in her for at least two of them. That car has been to more music festivals than most of our parents. At some music festivals when it was too hot outside, she would let my friends and I cool down with her AC.
There have been so many moments of laughter with my best friends riding in her. Also the worst moments where I was so overwhelmed with life that I just need to get in her and start driving somewhere. She has seen the best and worst of my life.
Back in September, when I was driving home from working on the point. A drunk driver decided to try and end his life behind the wheel.
Aiming for Bettie and me he hit the gas. But missed us by less than a foot, instead flying his car of the road and ejecting him out the windshield (he lived). I LITERALLY escaped death by one foot in that car.
In the seven years that I have owned Bettie we have journeyed close to 200,000 miles together. I have gotten mad at her, had to spend lots of money on her, curst her, hit her,
kicked her, starved her, cried in her, bled in her, puked out of her, burned her with cigarettes, gotten lucky in her back seats, laughed in her, almost died in her, gotten a few speeding tickets with her, had her searched by the cops a few times only to find nothing but a shit eating grin on my face, music festivals, camping, family trips, vacations, road trips, visits to Mizzou, fishing trips, joy rides, insightful trips. She has even killed two dogs and maybe hundreds of small adorable furry animals. I have seen the sun go up and down more in that car than anywhere else.
Bettie was getting old. Her engine light had been on for months, her shocks were worn, and also the ignition was not working well. After getting her looked at, it would cost more to repair her than to fix her. I found a great deal on pretty much the same model of car and made the purchase.
The day I drove Bettie to Seeger Toyota all of the memories I had forgotten we shared came rushing through my head. I had never been so happy that I was hitting every red light on my way there. It would give me just a few more minutes to spend with her. Her gas light popped on and even though I was headed to the dealer, I stopped at a station to fill her up with just enough gas to get me there. I wanted the feeling like we were traveling somewhere together one last time. As I continued driving I rubbed her dashboard telling her thank you for giving me so many years of love and open roads. I saw her odometer read just 20 miles short of 200,000. I really thought about taking her around just to hit that mileage together. This was the best car I have ever owned, and I did not want to part with it.
When I got to the dealer, I didn't want to leave her side. As I was signing the paperwork I could not stop staring at her out the window. Even when they pulled my newer, nicer ride up, I did not want to take my eyes off Bettie, because I knew this was the last time. I walked up and kissed her hood, and patted her goodbye. Got in my new car and drove away, watching her through the rear view mirror. The only emotion I can compare what I was feeling to was being broken up with. Not wanting to leave everything you have been through together, but knowing at the same time that you will both not make it much further.
That's when I realized the outlook I said I wanted to share with you.
A car is not a status symbol to me. This car was my partner! Someone who journeyed with me over seven years and hundreds of thousands of miles. It was an object. It had no soul, no real emotions, or personality. But I loved it as much as any person. The road was the horizon, and she was my spaceship to carry me off. That 1996 Nissan maxim deserves its space in my heart as much as any old love. She was the best car I have ever owned. I will never forget her. She was my minimum falcon.
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A touch of coconut milk - infused with fresh ginger for a subtle kick - complements sweet pineapple and creates a luxurious consistency in this sorbet.
Servings: 8 servings, 1/2 cup each
Prep: 25 mins
Total: 2 hrs
1/2 cup lite coconut milk
1/2 cup sugar
3 1/4-inch-thick slices peeled fresh ginger, crushed
1 pineapple, (about 3 1/2 pounds), peeled, cored and cut into chunks
2 teaspoons lime juice
1. Combine coconut milk, sugar and ginger in a small saucepan. Bring to a simmer over medium heat. Simmer for 1 1/2 minutes. Remove from heat and let stand for 20 minutes. Strain into a large bowl.
2. Place pineapple in a food processor and process until smooth. Add the pineapple puree to the coconut milk mixture and whisk until blended. Whisk in lime juice. Cover and refrigerate until chilled, about 1 hour.
3. Pour the pineapple mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze according to manufacturer's directions. (Alternatively, freeze mixture in a shallow metal pan until solid, about 6 hours. Break into chunks and process in a food processor until smooth.)
4. Serve immediately or transfer to a storage container and let harden in the freezer for 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Serve in chilled dishes.
MAKE AHEAD TIP: Store in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 1 week. | Equipment: Ice cream maker or food processor
MAKE AHEAD TIP: Store in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 1 week. | Equipment: Ice cream maker or food processor
Nutrition Facts
Calories 157, Total Fat 1 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, Sodium 6 mg, Carbohydrate 38 g, Fiber 3 g, Protein 1 g, Potassium 233 mg. Daily Values: Vitamin C 120%. Exchanges: Fruit 1.5, Other Carbohydrate 1.
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Hi, I'm new here! I just got married and looking for some advice on names. I'd like your opinions so we can keep our favorite names a secret from our friends and family
So my problem with our favorite girl names revolve around our last name and was wondering how big of an issue you think it will really be.
1. Violet – Our last name begins with an "F" and we are always having to clarify that it starts with an "F" not a "V" so I am afraid that a name starting in V will make it that much more confusing?
2. Maeve – A similar problem…I know the rule: don't end one name with the same way the next one starts. Even though Maeve ends in a "V" sound and her last name will be "F" does it break the rule? Does it run together too much?
3. Lilah – Okay, this one doesn't break any rules with our last name lol but can it be used in the same sibset as Violet? I think it's either one or the other..
Our boy choices don't have as many issues we just can't agree!
1. Ronan – my choice. I think it fits the Irish genre we're going for and I love the nickname "Ro" for a boy or a girl.
2. Archer – For some reason my husband is obsessed with this one. EVERYTHING is Archer from his fish to his car..ugh I just cannot get past the nn "Archie"
3. Donovan – The front runner for now just because it's the one we agree on, but I just don't know if I love it. Is there a usable nick name?


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post6273587459541103382..comments2014-10-01T23:02:00.213-04:00Comments on Ask a Korean!: Best of the Worst 2010 - Part III: Worst Email of the Year Revealed! (And it is VERY NSFW)T.K. (Ask a Korean!)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-5441286478237843682013-10-27T06:43:47.758-04:002013-10-27T06:43:47.758-04:00I thought it was a bit cruel to tell her that Taem...I thought it was a bit cruel to tell her that Taemin should slap her, but it was a pretty harmless joke response to a stupid email.JLhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-44978037665429362262013-04-09T12:47:33.881-04:002013-04-09T12:47:33.881-04:00I don't see how the fanmail to taemin should b...I don't see how the fanmail to taemin should be something to laugh at. This girl is 15 and to her it is very real. Shouldn't her feelings be treated with respect?

Maybe she doesn't have anyone to talk about it in real life to give her some perspective.

TK - you are older than she is you shouldn't laugh at her - you should give her compassion and guidance. That is your role.Luther 2https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-9900512916412808342012-07-16T05:14:35.269-04:002012-07-16T05:14:35.269-04:00OMG the fanmail to taemin had me rolling on the da...OMG the fanmail to taemin had me rolling on the damn floorgaybumlordhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-46944035599172447492012-06-18T13:48:01.589-04:002012-06-18T13:48:01.589-04:00The cart before the horse response? ABSOLUTELY EPI...The cart before the horse response? ABSOLUTELY EPIC. Bravo!tricia potterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-90326172583486720802012-03-02T09:51:35.929-05:002012-03-02T09:51:35.929-05:00I work at LG. AK, please feel free to send me that...I work at LG. AK, please feel free to send me that letter to Mr. Moo. And if Mr. Moo doesn't respond, I'll ask Mr. Joo and then Mr. Soo. Eventually, it should get to Mr. Koo.

Ken H.
LG Electronics
Seoul, KoreaVisitkenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-1933000642232182132012-02-28T16:51:00.208-05:002012-02-28T16:51:00.208-05:00The math question was a good trolling actually :pThe math question was a good trolling actually :pjagga0rubahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-3858994963262789592012-01-02T23:27:45.651-05:002012-01-02T23:27:45.651-05:00this is soooooooo hilarious.....wow!this is soooooooo hilarious.....wow!mirkathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-20356044085501799162011-10-10T01:00:47.343-04:002011-10-10T01:00:47.343-04:00And people wonder why foreigners dislike Americans...And people wonder why foreigners dislike Americans. Dear goodness...
Thank you for the laughs, AAK!LeeSeolhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-37724258890497876632011-08-09T10:39:43.927-04:002011-08-09T10:39:43.927-04:00This comment has been removed by the author.Jessicahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-83044066335796900442011-07-11T09:23:08.418-04:002011-07-11T09:23:08.418-04:00If I were Xueqi and I read that letter to Taemin a...If I were Xueqi and I read that letter to Taemin again 5 years from now, I think I'd be so embarrassed that I'd either (a) swear to be a celibate for the rest of my life and serve society as a nun or (b) jump off a bridge. I'm blushing FOR her.h0neyt3ahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-78995934473482353042011-04-24T08:51:35.249-04:002011-04-24T08:51:35.249-04:00Thank you for giving me a whole hour of laughter t...Thank you for giving me a whole hour of laughter this morning! I really needed that! This is definitely my favorite post of the year (or even a decade). THANK YOU! Comsameedah!vhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-67666780904701830222011-04-03T06:05:58.051-04:002011-04-03T06:05:58.051-04:00Wow. I liked your site and I respected it... but I...Wow. I liked your site and I respected it... but I think criticizing the email from Nathan the schizophrenic and putting it up here as one of the worst emails was really belittling and offensive. I would think you'd have a lot more sensitivity and tact towards this person. Even if it freaks you out that someone with schizophrenia would be teaching in Korea, you could at least reply kindly, not answer if it frightens you or not post it. People with schizophrenia don't have any choice in their illness and they are completely ostracized in moments such as these. Is he someone to be laughed at? In what way are you improving society's view of people with mental illness by making fun of this person?
Also in reply to commenter "S", it makes me feel completely disappointed and saddened that someone who chooses to work with people with disabilities for a living could be snooty towards schizophrenics. Without meds, they're scary but even on meds? I guess they'll always retain the image of some inhuman, beastly type creature to you. Come on, have some compassion. You're there to ASSIST them, not judge them. Should they just roll over and die instead of trying to get help? Do schizophrenics not have lives? Do they not deserve to live the best life that they can without all the alienation and disgust?
I am completely horrified. Both of you ought to be ashamed.Carolinehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-69156158531152425032011-03-31T11:18:10.817-04:002011-03-31T11:18:10.817-04:0013 letters to Korea perhaps one for every Super Ju...13 letters to Korea perhaps one for every Super Junior member? if they have 13 still.. I can't keep up with the amount of members they haveWietske Lenderinkhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-48185542471142071962011-02-27T18:29:51.021-05:002011-02-27T18:29:51.021-05:00Man, I don't know if it's just me but out ...Man, I don't know if it's just me but out of all the crazy emails, the one that concerned me the most was of the schizoprenic man trying to teach English in Korea...I work for a Federal agency that requires me to speak with and assist people with disabilities, and I must say having to work with those diagnosed with schizoprenia is really one of the most unpleasant and scary/creepy experiences..on meds or not...I wonder how far Korean teaching agencies go to screen their potential employees...Shttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-14701780857136391032011-01-11T06:53:20.876-05:002011-01-11T06:53:20.876-05:00I'm fwd-ing the letter to Taemin to my friends...I'm fwd-ing the letter to Taemin to my friends before I even read half of it, I'm sorry xiaoqi(?), you are just too wonderful <3kazu-kumagurohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-33639320365694889602011-01-03T07:34:03.419-05:002011-01-03T07:34:03.419-05:00Wow...very interesting how weird and off topic som...Wow...very interesting how weird and off topic some of these question really get...they're crazy as shit. I bet you often feel extremely uncomfortable.kochijohnsonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-28628734088894206582011-01-01T07:20:51.287-05:002011-01-01T07:20:51.287-05:00Goog golly!! people actually ask "how to get ...Goog golly!! people actually ask "how to get a hold of XXX" to a perfect stanger?Réjanehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-22386358505395954402010-12-30T06:35:49.479-05:002010-12-30T06:35:49.479-05:00dear lord I can't even bear to read some of th...dear lord I can't even bear to read some of these fully because I feel so embarrassed for you, for me, for them? no just for you.... wow the things you deal with.....WOWsueño_despiertahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-10151709712926718332010-12-29T19:43:37.833-05:002010-12-29T19:43:37.833-05:00I think you crossed a line by posting the photos e...I think you crossed a line by posting the photos even if they are fake.itissaidhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-32087910212476516302010-12-29T18:00:07.658-05:002010-12-29T18:00:07.658-05:00What the hell kind of name is il song uijongbu?What the hell kind of name is il song uijongbu?Edwardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-43318706349673891542010-12-29T17:52:19.904-05:002010-12-29T17:52:19.904-05:00After the epic three-part installment this year, I...After the epic three-part installment this year, I'm going to suspect that there will be a lot of trolling directed at the Korean in attempt to be featured on the "Best of the Worst" series for the years to come (either that or to simply annoy TK).

While I don't doubt TK's troll-filtering abilities, in addition to knowing that most creepy/WTF-esque e-mails will still be real, I do wonder if the quality of the series will degrade due to e-mails from trolls. Hope that won't be the case.

[I do understand that all of this is ironic coming from a commenter named Troll.]Trollhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-78084107444197713222010-12-29T14:12:01.102-05:002010-12-29T14:12:01.102-05:00Christmas is also a time for introspection. And l...Christmas is also a time for introspection. And let's be honest here: don't we all have a huge crush on Gu Jun Pyo?jvkhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-91043178136094398192010-12-29T12:23:10.328-05:002010-12-29T12:23:10.328-05:00Done, with NSFW warning. The Korean did have some ...Done, with NSFW warning. The Korean did have some warnings in the middle of the post, but upon reflection the warning probably should be right up there.The Koreanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-10425403596176481352010-12-29T12:17:40.655-05:002010-12-29T12:17:40.655-05:00I agree about needing a NSFW warning. I'm glad...I agree about needing a NSFW warning. I'm glad I'm still on vacation.kylethhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-36405856.post-31667345133496849882010-12-29T11:48:00.107-05:002010-12-29T11:48:00.107-05:00Please, please, please put NSFW warning at the beg...Please, please, please put NSFW warning at the beginning of this post. I tend to scan the entire post to see how long it is before I read it. This morning you caused me to spit my hot cocoa across the room.

Thanks to you, I learned that people need to learn what boundaries are and use some damn discretion.Nataliehttp://email@example.com


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Chapter 61 Reviews
Mikey and Kat get put on the menu.
"It's cold." I shiver into my wire.
"Well just think," Bob replies into my ear piece, "soon you'll be tucked up nice and warm in a metal bed."
"Thanks, that's so comforting." I reply sarcastically. "Any news from Mikey?"
"No. He's been quiet since he got set up. Unlike you."
"Well sorry, it's cold and I'm lonely." I complain. It was also extremely uncomfortable trying to sleep in a shop doorway wrapped up in a mixture of sleeping bag and cardboard boxes. I'd only been here for 3 hours and I'd already gotten cramp 7 times.
"Remember to dispose of this when Ray comes to get you and put the smaller one in."
"Yes Bob." I smile. He's said that 5 times already. Damn life on the streets is repetitive. "Oh my God." I whisper suddenly.
"I think I just saw Gerard walk past."
"Yeah but I mean I'm not sure… he was walking pretty fast."
"Did he see you?"
"No… but what would it matter if he did?"
"He may recognise you."
"I highly doubt it. What am I to him?"
"Your right, probably nothing. Let's play eye spy."
"Bob," I laugh, "it wouldn't work, I can't see what's around you."
"I'm just trying to keep your mind occupied."
"Well thanks but I don't think eye spy is going to improve my physical performance in the field"
"No but you would be able to name numerous objects that are lying around me right now."
I laugh then take a sharp in take of breath. My head had been hurting a lot lately. Stress I guess. "Kat? Kat are you Ok?"
"Yeah, yeah I'm fine. Just cramp again." I don't know why I'm keeping it from Bob that my heads been hurting. I suppose it's because I'm scared he'll take me off the mission if he finds out. As sensible as that may be I couldn't live with myself if I didn't go in on this one.
"I'm going to go for a bit now Bob. Let me know if anything goes down?"
"Sure will. Good night."
"Yeah. Night." I reply and shut my eyes against the bright glow of streets lamps, hoping that I'll be able to get at least a couple of hours sleep before morning.
"Kat? Kat can you hear me?"
"Ummpht what is it?" I ask, waking up slowly from the first proper sleep I'd managed to fall into in the last 4 days.
"Mikey's been collected. They're on the way to the warehouse now. It's going to be about 3 days until you're picked up. You Ok with that?"
"Sure. I've got to be." I point out.
"I know that it can't be very enjoyable…"
"But it's worth it." I interrupt. "When we stake them. When we rescue all those girls and runaways, it'll all be worth it."
"Couldn't have said it better myself." Bob agrees from my head set.
"Good. Now go away, a hero needs sleep."
"Wake up sleeping beauty." I snap awake suddenly. The orange street lights illuminate Ray's figure fully as he bends over me, pulling me to my feet.
"What time is it?"
"2 am, we're late. Hurry up."
"What have you been doing?"
"Trying to get myself that job." He grins at me.
"How did it go?" I ask, although by his crazed smile I can already guess what the outcome was.
"I got in."
"Great, so you know what you have to do when you're in there?"
"Yes. Bob has repeated the instructions more times than I've drank blood."
"Oh, nice." I cringe. I'd struck up a mutual friendship with Ray. He was loyal and honest and hard working. He was also risking his life and his family's honour for us and our cause, something that I appreciate. I just keep forgetting he's one of them.
"We're getting close. Make sure you take out that ear piece and put the smaller stuff in. I don't want to get found out straight away. They'd kill me and serve me as a starter."
"It's fine Ray. I know how to do my job. Did you give Mikey this kind of hassle?"
"No but well..." He trails off, blushing as much as a vampire can and looks away.
"He's a guy so you can trust him to do the job well?"
"Yes. Look just remember I'm over a hundred years old. It's hard to keep up with your times and get the old beliefs out of my head. I'm trying. I know that you're amazing at what you do. I just forget sometimes."
"I know. Don't worry. You're doing a great job too. Bob was talking about hiring you on."
"Oh, I don't know if I could do that…" He says, suddenly sounding panic stricken.
"When this goes down you can talk to Bob about it. No ones expecting you to make such a life changing choice now."
"Oh right good."
"Of course there would be a lot in it for you. You'd have our protection and you'd get to bring down all the twats who wronged you."
"Now that is a pleasant thought." He smiles.
We turn into a darkened alley way and continue walking side by side until we're nearly at the mouth of it. In the distance I can see the illuminated shape of the warehouse. We stop. I take a deep intake of breath and try to appreciate the last few moments of freedom. "I should probably tie you up now."
"Yeah. Good idea." I agree and hold my arms out to him. He wraps a thick rope tightly around the wrists then hesitates. "Go on. Knock me out." I prompt him.
"I don't want to." He sighs and looks down at the dirty floor.
"You have to. Come on Ray you can do this. Make it up to me by saving my life later."
"Are you sure?"
"I'm sorry."
"I forgive you." I reply as he brings something heavy down on my left temple. I vaguely feel him pick me up before the outside world disappears from around me and everything goes black.
"Urgh. Mikey?" I ask. Trying to clear my buzzing head. If I thought the headaches before had been bad I'd been wrong. This was a hundred times worse. It was as though a thousand tiny men wielding chisels had been injected up my nose and were now trying to escape through my skull.
"Are you Ok?" Mikey's familiar voice asks me from what I think is my left.
"My head…"
"Yeah. He doesn't mess around does he?"
"No. I know why he apologised in advance now." I scowl and try to open my eyes. Thankfully the lights are out and the only light seeping into the room is through the now fixed window. Other than the window being mended the room is exactly as it had been the last time we'd been here. The only other difference being that the beds are now full of drugged up people. Some are sat up on the beds looking around them in a daze. Others are lying down staring blankly at the ceiling. Most around me are passed out cold.
I sit myself up slowly and face Mikey who's also sat up in his bed. His shackles, unlike everyone elses, are lying vacant at his sides. "I don't suppose you feel like being a gentleman and coming over here to find my pick?" I ask.
"Sure. As it took me nearly two whole days to get mine by myself." He agrees and I smile. He was obviously glad of the company and this had made him mellow out a bit towards me.
"Cheers." I thank him as he removes my faithful wire from were I'd hidden it in the hem of my shirt and helps me to remove the shackles. "Ray got in." I inform him as he settles back down on his bed and we sit facing each other.
"Thank God for that! I'm starving. I was starting to think my transmitter wasn't working and Bob hadn't been able to get the message to me."
"What's the reception like down here?" I ask. The problem with the smaller sets was that the reception wasn't as good and the sound quality was basically shit, especially when you're shut up under ground. But they were our only link to the outside and I was thankful of them.
"Not too great but I'm sure there's been worse."
"You spotted any strong ones?" I ask looking around once more at the sea of beds. Hopeful that he will have scoped them out for potential fighters in case we need help.
"Yes. There's a well built guy over there sat up on the bed. He came around two hours after Ray bought him in here and the drugs don't seem to be affecting him that much." I nod. That was helpful. He was strong, able to leap back to fitness quickly, and if the drugs they were using were failing on him then he won't be sluggish. "Then there's that athletic looking guy over there, same sort of story but he's only been eating one in every three meals, that's why he's been unaffected. Then there's that group of 3 over there, the fact they were bought in together has helped pull them through and then there's a girl over there. She reminds me of you."
He smiles hesitantly at me. "Sounds good." I smile back and go to get off the bed.
"Whoa where are you going?" He asks me. "I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure it's not the day of the blood fest yet."
"You're right, it's not for another week, but we need to train these ones up if we're going to get everyone out of here alive."
I walk over to the group of three men. They all look to be around 20. They were all obviously homeless until Ray bought them here. As I approach they throw quizzical looks first at me, then at each other. I obviously wasn't one of the vampires, but I wasn't like them either.
"Hi I'm Kat." I introduce myself and sit on the middle bed.
"Erm, hi." One of them answers.
"Do you have names?"
"Tom." The one in the middle answers, "Rick," He motions to the boy on his right, "and Pete."
"Hey. Now me and my friend Mikey over there are going to try and get everyone out but we might need your help. Are you up for that?" As I thought they would they just look scared, petrified in fact. "I can explain what's going on here but I need to know I can count on you, if not you're better off not knowing."
I catch Mikey's eye and motion for him to come over to us. He rises and walks over slowly and stands behind me. "This is Rick, Tom and Pete. I think they may help us but they haven't made up their minds yet. Why don't you show them what you can do, what we might be able to teach them if they're willing?" I ask all of this without looking in his direction once. Instead I keep my eyes focussed on the three boys.
Mikey walks a little distance away from us and looks me in the eye. Then he lowers himself down into a crouch and places his hand on his utility belt. Without any prior warning he jumps up into the air and does a backwards somersault, landing soundlessly at the head of a nearby bed, his wooden dagger at the unconscious occupiers throat.
"Wow." Is all I hear. I smile to myself. That was easier than I thought it would be.
"So you in?" Mikey asks as he walks back over to us, obviously pleased at having amazed the three men like that.
"Yeah. We're in." Pete breaths out, still awestruck.
"Ok then, this is what we need you to do…."
In the next few days we enrol many others in a similar way until there is a group of about 20 ordinary humans ready to battle an unknown enemy just because they want to be able to do a backwards somersault.
Ray comes into the room every night bringing new hostages with him. He always smiles guiltily at us as he passes. Sometimes pausing to make sure we're Ok and that everything is going well. Sometimes bringing us extra food or water. One night we stopped him and handed him a map of the bed layout. Some of the beds were marked with small crosses. These were the people he wasn't allowed to drug. They were our army. One of the only tools we had.
We thought we had done well. We thought there was no way we couldn't win with the recruits making such progress already, with such a small amount of time and resources to work with.
We didn't plan on things going wrong from word go.


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Ticklists: West Country Climbs.
Photo: Don't Stop Now M! (E2 5c) - Mariano Kalfors & Adam Lincoln enjoy Hay Tor, Dartmoor, Devon © bob smith
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Tom Seccombe - Lead O/S - 05/Aug/14 with Ben Woods
tskelhon - Lead O/S - 19/Jul/14 with Charlotte
RKirke - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/14 with Jack W
Second halftimreynolds - TR - 02/Jul/14
Repeat ascentSean Kelly - TR - 02/Jul/14
Hidden - TR - 26/May/14
akawd40 - TR RP - 21/May/14
Animal87 - Lead rpt - 21/May/14
After placing high nut on lead and slipping on loose crystal, lead clean from the ground.gg4419 - Lead RP - 05/May/14 with Nick Stephens
Popkids - 2nd O/S - 19/Apr/14 with Kafoozalem
Repeat ascent.Sean Kelly - 16/Apr/14 with Harry Pearce
Hidden - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/14
Found the slab move really hard. Do you really commit to the awful sloper?!LJC - Lead dnf - 30/Mar/14 with Theo
Big jugs, nice climbing.El3ctroFuzz - Lead O/S - 16/Mar/14 with Tristan Sherlock
Alex moore - Lead - 16/Mar/14
Nick Biven - 2014
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Sep/13
brew_guru - 2nd O/S - 22/Sep/13 with Mike Goldthorp
Nice little granite number, defo worth a star. Bouldery start and then a a juggy romp with a powerful move in it, awesome!Mike Goldthorp - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/13 with Henry, Tara, Paul S
Repeat.Sean Kelly - TR - 26/Aug/13 with Harry Pearce
timmyhobby - TR O/S - 15/Aug/13
Straight up the wall?joese7en - Solo O/S - 08/Aug/13
Great climbingtim exley - Lead O/S - 23/Jul/13 with will hornby
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Jul/13
Bouldering at the bottom and big powerful move at the top. My sort of route for sure. R2B - Lead O/S - 03/Jul/13 with Matt W
andrea83 - TR RP - 30/Jun/13 with Andy
monkeytennis - TR dnf - 30/Jun/13 with andrea83
Hard start. Took a couple of falls from top of 'slab' onto mats. Could get gear in the low crack, but not much help if you come off. A relief to get to the top.Motown - Lead RP - 08/Jun/13 with Luke
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Mar/13
first e2 onsite :) start was tricky but after that was just jug pulling. think its better than hangover/letter boxJordon Fleming - Lead O/S - 20/Oct/12
nickstephens - Lead dnf - 20/Aug/12 with Gareth Greeves
Good to put this to bed. Pushy move on the slab but the upper wall is dreamy.Justin T - Lead - 21/Jul/12
mark schramm - TR - 04/Jul/12
Top half only, started up Rock Lobster - one really stretchy move from second to 3rd flakeChaman - TR - 04/Jul/12
Only 2 hard moves on this but they are hard!Sean Kelly - TR - 04/Jul/12 with Dave Coley
olly12344 - Lead O/S - 28/Jun/12 with Patrick Hill
Bottom felt okay (small alien). Top has great big moves as the gear recedes below...andy_pemberton - Lead - 27/Jun/12 with Steve Gibson
Hidden - 2nd dnf - 19/Jun/12
misterb - Lead rpt - 19/May/12 with tom
Hidden - Lead RP - 02/May/12
Lewis Stewart - Lead O/S - 27/Mar/12
Tried this 6 times, very tricky start!Willbur - TR dnf - 25/Mar/12
first move is a strain but after that routinesman3333 - 2nd - 24/Aug/11
Hidden - TR rpt - 16/Aug/11
The rp0 put in sideways at the top of the crack actually held a short fall. Many attempts and hard down climbing. Hard to commit to.richiebongo - Lead RP - 03/Aug/11 with Gwen Thomson, Jon Didymus
tomwheeler - TR O/S - 01/Jul/11 with 2 Degrees Climbing Club
mark schramm - TR rpt - 29/Apr/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/11
went up then downclimbed and rested on the first cam, not a propper dogging as i was about 2 feet off the floor then lowered down before commiting to go for the pocket under the flake, easier climbig and good gear above this.pudding - Lead dog - 07/Apr/11 with mike mason, phil jarvis, john phethean
njlyons - TR dog - 12/Feb/11 with Laurent Moseley
Bottom wall is scary.Bristoldave - Lead O/S - 20/Sep/10 with CarolineH
Hidden - TR dog - 01/Aug/10
mad matt - TR dog - 29/Jul/10
Top half only - started up Rock Lobstertimreynolds - TR - 29/Jul/10
lukea - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/10 with Nathan M, Al
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Jun/10
drewish - 2nd β - 20/Jun/10 with SteveE9
JPGR - Lead O/S - 12/Jun/10
pre placed gear top ropeddale1968 - 2nd rpt - 28/May/10 with Tom
jcook1980 - 2nd - 17/May/10 with Dan Walker
tcfield - Lead RP - 27/Apr/10 with ben vieyra
Ben Vieyra - Lead RP - 27/Apr/10
very fun and think alot climb. it's a must try.shaun.yandell - TR rpt - 13/Mar/10 with richy mardel
alaan - Solo O/S - 14/Feb/10
Top roped-headpointed. A cracking route, the upper section isn't reachy like the guidebook says. Don't let the beginning put you off, or you'll miss some solid climbing.TommityP - Lead RP - 2010
Hidden - TR - 2010
Brown - TR O/S - 31/Dec/09 with Harry Westaway
with a boulder mat- bottom bit a bit ankle snapping for my taste. can understand the name- the big move out right felt a bit 'go'ey. took a few up and down climbs to commit. nice route, i'd give it a star.w.pettet-smith - Lead O/S - 30/Sep/09 with jo
jbulger - 2nd - 30/Sep/09 with Will Pettet Smith
Hidden - Lead dnf - 29/Aug/09
dmoir - Lead O/S - 13/Aug/09 with Ceri
Ceridwen - 2nd dog - 13/Aug/09 with Dave Muir
Hidden - TR - 12/Aug/09
Cool climb :-). A balancey lower section followed by a reachy strong upper. Fell on first attempt moving up from the sloper grrr. The bottom bit is fairly bold!nblackbeard - Lead RP - 05/Aug/09 with Gemma Foster
PaulTanton - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/09 with Chris Reid
Hidden - Lead β - 29/Jun/09
Hidden - Lead RP - 07/Jun/09
Hidden - TR - 05/Jun/09
Climbed with E3 start, very pumpyTheGuns - Lead O/S - 24/May/09
Great route, lived up to expectations. Very reachy!Reeges - Lead O/S - 02/May/09 with Nick Saunders
OliBoyes - Lead O/S - 10/Jan/09 with Harry Smale
Fell on the move to the slopey first break. Bold nearer the ground. Definatly be back.Mr Tickle - Lead dnf - 06/Dec/08 with davenev
Hidden - Lead O/S - Oct/08
Could do all apart from too short for the last move! bohoo!henbot - TR dnf - 13/Sep/08 with Ben Bradford
Does what it says on the tin. Now have good set of knee bruises - owww!Justin T - Lead dnf - 17/Jun/08 with Rich
sharmawho? - Lead - 23/May/08 with Dave
dewrats - 2008 with Oli Boyes , Dave Searle, Chris Barr
sharmawho? - TR RP - 2008 with Shunt
Chris_barr - Lead O/S - 2008
Tim M - Lead O/S - 2008 with Emma
climbergg - 2nd - 2008 with cheesesarnie
pm03jgs - TR dnf - 07/Oct/07
arms just gave way 3/4 the way upjen232 - TR - 04/Aug/07 with heather/JC
sam coward - TR RP - 09/Jun/07 with Tim, Andy, Liz
chalk monster - TR O/S - 28/Apr/07 with simon, richard & dan
Dave Searle - Lead O/S - 22/Apr/07 with sim
Rob Kennard - 2007
climber sim - 2007
Hidden - 2007
eddy-on-the-rocks - Lead O/S - 2007
Most gear pre-placed as partner failed!sebrider - Lead O/S - 2007 with eugeneth
dan gibson - Lead O/S - 14/May/06
Bruce Kerr - 2nd - 10/Jul/05 with Graham Stein
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/Aug/04
Hidden - 2nd rpt - 05/Aug/04
Gibson27 - 2nd - 2004
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Oct/03
Hidden - Lead O/S - 20/Jun/03
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 29/Mar/03
CraigMac1 - 2000
Marti999 - 2000
andy_pemberton - Lead - 2000
Frostie - Lead O/S - 1999 with Frank Horby
Mark Kemball - Lead - 25/Oct/97 with Bill McKee
timreynolds - 2nd dnf - 05/Jun/96 with Andy Leivers
Hidden - Solo - 1996
pmot - TR - 1993
Cowflinger - Jul/92 with Brad
Hidden - Solo O/S - 1991
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Jul/90
Hidden - Lead rpt - 18/Mar/90
Pete Nugent - Lead dnf - 26/Jul/87 with John Derbyshire
Hidden - Lead rpt - 16/Jun/85
Simon cook - Lead - Aug/78
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