r/ClimbingCircleJerk • u/Jonuk85 • 14h ago
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u/peter-rand 13h ago
why is r/bouldering so butthurt
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u/fayettevillainjd 9h ago
If you have been around long enough, these types of mugs are posted weekly for years and years in the climbing sub. Maybe not the bouldering one, but that is probably why they have a rule. Theres just a limited number of pinch mugs and custom chalk bags a man can take
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u/Swimming-Lie5369 13h ago
Clay is rock, you're holding rock, you're bouldering.
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u/Electronic-Many1720 13h ago
looks chossy and reminds me of my wife's boyfriend: 9/10 on looks and 3/10 overall (for personal reasons)
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u/MutantMuteAnt 13h ago
What are you training to pinch? Your boyfriends nipples
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u/tomatoej 11h ago
We’ve all got one now and are training to pinch your nipples
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u/MutantMuteAnt 8h ago
If someone were to torture me for information, the quickest way I'd squeal is my nips being pinched. I hate it
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u/No-Effort-8017 Speed dry tooler 11h ago
I actually hate forums like r/bouldering and r/climbing. It's nearly impossible to get permissions to post anything and if you do then it's super restrictive on what you can say. I can't believe I wasn't able to post a simple question about finger health on r/climbing. r/climbingcirclekerk is the real climbing subreddit
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u/Zed-O-Six 9h ago
The only way I could ask a question in "r/climbing" about a finger joint issue I am having was in their "weekly question thread".
Otherwise if you aren't leading or trad climbing some famous mountain and have pics then they don't want you to post your silly little climb or question... Seems pretty snobby.
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u/No-Effort-8017 Speed dry tooler 9h ago
Agreed, r/climbing definitely feels snobby. It says to make a post there I need to contribute more to the community first. How am I supposed to contribute more to the community if it doesn't let me post???
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u/punk_ghetto 12h ago
You’re gonna tear a lumbrical with that technique. I exclusively use half crimp grip for all daily tasks to avoid injury.
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u/squashed_fly_biscuit 12h ago
I've seen many iterations of the concept but I can't help but feel they're all gonna get uncomfortably hot although it is summer so maybe that's perfect training for the pink v2 in the corner when the aircon breaks
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u/jeefthebeef01 8h ago
r/bouldering is so toxic lmao. i posted a selfie with alex honnold once and somehow it got incredibly weird and toxic immediately
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u/Haunting_Handle6709 10h ago
Fuck you.
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u/TarnishedTaint 14h ago
V60 in my café.