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guido

Trad climber

Santa Cruz/New Zealand/South Pacific

Mar 24, 2010 - 11:15pm PT

Hey I'm a Guido

You wanna know about me, google Guido Sarducci and Don Novello and my fav nickname is a Lazlo Toth. But in a reala lifa, I'm a reincarnation of the famous alpine bikea racer, Guido Pistachio. But everybody thinka I'm a little nuts.

Then I google myself and looka whata come up. I think maybe I check out the Jersey Shore campfire. Looka pretty hota to me.

cheers

Guido

Lost Arrow

Trad climber

The North Ridge of the San Fernando

Mar 24, 2010 - 11:20pm PT

Virtual Campfire needs a few Hookers we can Hook with.

If everyone got laid it would not be such a hostile group of guys.

Juan

WBraun

climber

Mar 24, 2010 - 11:25pm PT

Hahaha LOL

Way to go Juan and Guido .....

WBraun

climber

Mar 24, 2010 - 11:36pm PT

Chief -- ".... and do not give a rats ass what anyone may think of me."

Well .... you kept me/us alive so I think the world of ya ........

Ksolem

Trad climber

Monrovia, California

Topic Author's Reply - Mar 25, 2010 - 12:05am PT

"The Untied States..."

Pretty funny typo.

What's up Chief?

Watusi

Social climber

Newport, OR

Mar 25, 2010 - 12:19am PT

Hey, I got that one too Kris, (must have been a misspelling.)...Go Guido, that's the party I want to go to!!

Watusi

Social climber

Newport, OR

Mar 25, 2010 - 01:08am PT

RokJox, thanx but I don't think anyone wants to see what I really look like now...MP.:)

guido

Trad climber

Santa Cruz/New Zealand/South Pacific

Mar 25, 2010 - 01:16am PT

Houston, we have a problem!

EdBannister

Mountain climber

Mar 25, 2010 - 01:18am PT

well Kris,
my favorite campfire was Jeff Bosson, Ron, Brett, Christine, Yaniro, Brian Jonas, and Randy L.

The Large one refers to himself as Largo, Russ even puts a space in between the letters of his name, id theft based on data revealed here is probably 99% lame.

Those who are well intended tend not to have a need to hide. I found myself as alpspitz being stupid at least once, if not more, so i determined to change my screen name to my name. I think i am better for it, taking clear responsibility for what i say.

Can't imagine the same step not having the same effect, as you have also pointed out, with everyone here.

well said my friend.
Ed

Fat Dad

Trad climber

Los Angeles, CA

Mar 25, 2010 - 10:44am PT

What I find disagreeable, cowardly even, is to say nasty things while hiding behind an alias. Can't recall you ever doing that in the past.

I agree wholeheartedly with the first sentence. Some big chickensh@ts out there. As for the second sentence, I try to mind my manners and keep it civil. Thanks for noticing. Plus, if anyone really had a gripe with me, they could always shoot me a private email.

hooblie

climber

from where the anecdotes roam

Mar 25, 2010 - 11:21am PT

^^^ nice, Chief.

anonymity is inherently upbraiding. but really, what's in a name? it's the content which speaks for itself, as noted.
a separate distinction is whether it is cloaked for offensive or defensive purposes.

it's clear that not all of us gather round for what is traditionally thought of as warmth, but we seem to be an agile group, clumping up
in response to acrid chill. we"re accustomed to a little adversity but our counter measures seem mostly effective, knock on wood

reddirt

climber

Mar 26, 2010 - 09:13pm PT

Ksolem - I'll be more than happy to PM you my real name...

Have you ever experienced any sort of electronic security breech? not fun.

Plus, I think handle names can be kinda fun:

Wade Icey
MisterE
Malady oops, I meant MalDaly
Chicken Skinner
Rick James
Mungeclimber
Piton Ron
ß Î Ø T Ç H
& of course Dingus Milktoast