frashdog
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Boss is like.."yo Johnny is wiggin out on the backpack again, some body go get him out of the neighbors yard!"
Johnny Pro
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frashdog
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- Champlain valley, adirondack coast
jmaher
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- new brunswick, canada
4 strand should hold.
JohnnyPro27
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- Columbus
rockettree
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- Boulder, CO!
Live long and prosper Johnny Pro!
Steve Connally
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- Suffolk, Virginia
We'll he's not. He's bonkers. Same trash on Facebook. Shock value or mental illness. Who knows.
Very fitting,lmao.
Is this a revised version of "The Shocker"?
Steve Connally
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- Suffolk, Virginia
Hahahahahahaha. That's hilarious.
JeffGu
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Steve Connally
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- Suffolk, Virginia
The shocker. Still laughing.
treebilly
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- N. Lawrence
No, if the shocker don't rock her then Spock her.
Johnny, seriously, either you are having a blast just f'n with these guys or you have some demons that need dealt with. I believe it's the latter. Get yourself some help man. You have a lot of talent to share with this industry.
Johnny, seriously, either you are having a blast just f'n with these guys or you have some demons that need dealt with. I believe it's the latter. Get yourself some help man. You have a lot of talent to share with this industry.
Steve Connally
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- Suffolk, Virginia
The spocker? Guess i'll hit the urban dictionary this morning
Steve Connally
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AHHHH ok then
123Craig
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Can't say I know Jesus as well as I maybe should, and I only just learnt about this Johnny Pro fella - but I'll say this; if that Jesus fella can rise from the dead, I'd say that little old Johnny can get himself together.
Too much negativity in this world - I'll even take bat shit crazy if it's positive.
I have fear, every day - not ashamed of it. It feels sweet when your feet touch the ground after a climb. Maybe there's something to be said about that; being grounded - a human can collect him/herself more when they feel the earth beneath their feet. I suppose even the most beautiful of trees have that solid anchor at their base, deep beneath the ground. They know what it means to be grounded. They know that everything they have depends on it. We climb trees and we feel the beauty of them when we're up there, and we know that we are the privileged few that get to experience that beauty, that intimacy with the tree within that space of the canopy. We also know we can experience a different kind of awe and respect for the tree when we're still on the ground, marvelling as we look up.
To sum it up - my 2 cents is this; maybe Johnny should keep his feet on the ground for a while - forget about climbing for a while, go do something completely different. A change is as good as a rest sometimes and there is plenty of other things to learn in this world. He can climb like others dream of climbing - ain't worth shit if your head ain't straight.
Despite the confusion here - there has been some precious insights from different people. I am thankful for that.
Too much negativity in this world - I'll even take bat shit crazy if it's positive.
I have fear, every day - not ashamed of it. It feels sweet when your feet touch the ground after a climb. Maybe there's something to be said about that; being grounded - a human can collect him/herself more when they feel the earth beneath their feet. I suppose even the most beautiful of trees have that solid anchor at their base, deep beneath the ground. They know what it means to be grounded. They know that everything they have depends on it. We climb trees and we feel the beauty of them when we're up there, and we know that we are the privileged few that get to experience that beauty, that intimacy with the tree within that space of the canopy. We also know we can experience a different kind of awe and respect for the tree when we're still on the ground, marvelling as we look up.
To sum it up - my 2 cents is this; maybe Johnny should keep his feet on the ground for a while - forget about climbing for a while, go do something completely different. A change is as good as a rest sometimes and there is plenty of other things to learn in this world. He can climb like others dream of climbing - ain't worth shit if your head ain't straight.
Despite the confusion here - there has been some precious insights from different people. I am thankful for that.
- Location
- San Francisco
so funny 
JeffGu
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- Osceola, Nebraska
123Craig
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Random question for anyone:
I wonder how the rope runner clip in point orientation is affected when people do these front/back flips? - I assume it's clipped into the bridge ring (which would help) - just wonder how that ring/bridge rolls around on that biner during the flip.
I wonder how the rope runner clip in point orientation is affected when people do these front/back flips? - I assume it's clipped into the bridge ring (which would help) - just wonder how that ring/bridge rolls around on that biner during the flip.
treebilly
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- N. Lawrence
I'd have a swivel on the bridge if I were to do that
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