Who is the Leader of Supertopo?

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Brandon-

climber

The Granite State.

Nov 30, 2011 - 07:44pm PT

Fat, who have you led into combat?

Are you talking police action or military?

What was your specific position in said combat?

Did you personally engage said combatants?

What was the outcome of your raid/incursion/engagement?

How do you feel about the results?

I gather that you're a wealth of knowledge in all things military, LEO, finance, and foreign policy.

Please expound.

Thanks.

mike m

Trad climber

black hills

Topic Author's Reply - Nov 30, 2011 - 07:46pm PT

I also think that Rockjox, Norwegian(although I don't know what he is saying about half the time), RGold,Patrick Oliver, Largo, and Dingus Mcgee is the one and only leader?

mike m

Trad climber

black hills

Topic Author's Reply - Nov 30, 2011 - 07:54pm PT

That is pretty much like getting shot at with automatic weapons, worrying aobut getting IED'ed, and having to worry about getting bombs dropped on your head in a foreign land. hmmm

matisse

climber

Nov 30, 2011 - 07:57pm PT

fattrad

Brandon-

climber

The Granite State.

Nov 30, 2011 - 08:07pm PT

Fat,
Thanks for the reply. Were you actually engaging the 'defendants', or were you an observer?

Sorry about the thread drift, just curious as to Fattrads credibility.

And Fat, I'm not trying to be a jerk. You seem like a good guy if we met in person. However, it seems as if you greaty exadurate (sic) your role in things to seem like a dick.

I believe otherwise. You're not a dick, you just play one on the Internet.

mike m

Trad climber

black hills

Topic Author's Reply - Nov 30, 2011 - 08:16pm PT

My point is claiming your in combat these days if you weren't is a little like using the N-word. I have not been in the military but work with student that have been. Many have been deployed several times and are dealing with physical injuries, death of friends, PTSD, and other mental health issues resulting from their combat experience. I guess you were only joking, but I am not voting for you for leader of Supertopo.

donini

Trad climber

Ouray, Colorado

Nov 30, 2011 - 08:29pm PT

I wasn't a wrench turner Fatty and I wish you would refrain from referring to routine police work, as hard as it may be, as going into combat.

mike m

Trad climber

black hills

Topic Author's Reply - Nov 30, 2011 - 08:31pm PT

Sully, probably not. I don't have much knowledge of Fattrad or preconcieved notions I just don't think that was a great thing to say. I don't get involved in name calling or the politaical/religious stuff for the most part. I am sure you have had some tough times in your business but I still don't think it is the same as the combat that people in the military deal with.

Brandon-

climber

The Granite State.

Nov 30, 2011 - 08:34pm PT

Could you back off on all the thread bumping?

Huh? Why would you even think to ask someone to stop bumping climbing content? That is the single dumbest thing I have read here, and I've read some dumb sh#t in the years I've been here.

Go for a run or something.