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Skydiver
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There is a thread in this ng, about how you can continue climbing if you have elbow inflammation. This thread is really disturbing, in that none of the participants, told the truth. The truth is, when a key part of your body fails, such as an elbow, you have only one choice...........retirement. Let's not offer dangerous advice (you can do it one-handed, etc..) and for once be honest. Retire now.
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banjo
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Trolling, trolling, over the hill we go...
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AtomicPenguin
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No doubt. This may be the most obvious troll I have ever read.
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hdram225
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Trolling score based upon a 10.0:
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Originality: 2.2
Subtleness: 3.1
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Skydiver
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No, he's absolutely right. That's why I retired years ago.
Brutus, change the responses score to a MINUS 1
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MishaEE
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I retire EVERY time something hurts. I retire to my apartment with a bottle of Advil, a bottle of Glucosamine and a bottle of Jack Daniels. Works every time.
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Terra
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Reminds me of 'quitting to smoke is easy. I've done it ten thousands of times.'
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