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Self promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Sunday, August 8th, 2010 4:03pm PDT - promote requested by original submitter bleedmegood.

jesus, if I were the guy underneath him I'da SO been outta there.
I upvoted for the ending little speach he gives, lol

ahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahaha, that was so awesome

Best idea ever.

It's just too bad that the racist scumbag guy with the camera had to ruin an otherwise brilliant vid for me with his despicable mockery of a First Nations person at 2:44.

every climber should have tried a different substance.. alcohol, acid, mushrooms
promise of snacks at the top for motivation

>> ^shole:

every climber should have tried a different substance.. alcohol, acid, mushrooms
promise of snacks at the top for motivation


I'll do the second and the third climbing runs. I promise at least twice as much pants shitting and actual vomit.

>> ^qualm:

It's just too bad that the racist scumbag guy with the camera had to ruin an otherwise brilliant vid for me with his despicable mockery of a First Nations person at 2:44.


I'm sorry, I just don't understand. At 2:44 he says "At first I thought he was joking".

I'm really sorry if I'm missing the joke, but how is this racist?

crack climbing is the worst. I always feel like I'm going to get permanently stuck

>> ^robbersdog49:

>> ^qualm:
It's just too bad that the racist scumbag guy with the camera had to ruin an otherwise brilliant vid for me with his despicable mockery of a First Nations person at 2:44.

I'm sorry, I just don't understand. At 2:44 he says "At first I thought he was joking".
I'm really sorry if I'm missing the joke, but how is this racist?


I think he's trying to say that the guy was mocking American Indians with the way he spoke, but I think he was just talking normally.

The only problem I see here is qualm's outright accusation, like he's constantly on the lookout for stuff like that. There is a term for people like that, which I can't recall at the moment, but essentially, it amounts to someone, who he himself is a racist, by expecting it, and projecting it onto others, as if perpetually fearful of it. As a result, they attack first, often incorrectly accusing others.

At :47 and elsewhere you hear the camera guy's normal voice. I'm sorry to disappoint your "Tea Party" theorizing. It's a pretty common racist "joke" here in British Columbia - to mock FNs with that stereotyped speech pattern.

Dude, if you're the right kind of hungover, you shit and vomit at the same time. It's THE WORST. Anyway, unless it had never happened to the guy, I say he's a dumbass. I know when that's coming on, and I avoid all activity until it passes.

guy in the danger zone = true friend
guy who wants to make fun immediately = best friend

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)

That is such a long bow to draw- I had no idea what you were talking about, even after three or four viewings. There is racism in the world, but this is not it.>> ^qualm:

At :47 and elsewhere you hear the camera guy's normal voice. I'm sorry to disappoint your "Tea Party" theorizing. It's a pretty common racist "joke" here in British Columbia - to mock FNs with that stereotyped speech pattern.

>> ^ForgedReality:
The only problem I see here is qualm's outright accusation, like he's constantly on the lookout for stuff like that. There is a term for people like that, which I can't recall at the moment, but essentially, it amounts to someone, who he himself is a racist, by expecting it, and projecting it onto others, as if perpetually fearful of it. As a result, they attack first, often incorrectly accusing others.

Holy cow! There's a single word that sums up all that?


There's a word I can't remember but it means that feeling of amazement you have when someone tells you something completely surprising and it really intrigues you but at the same time you're a little doubtful but you're thinking, "hey, why would he lie about something like that", but at the same time you're wondering if maybe that person's a little confused but despite all that you're still really interested to get to the bottom of it and you think maybe you might invest some time into figuring it out but, "Oh, Hey! Is that a bag of Reese's Pieces in my drawer? I forgot I had those...what was I talking about?"

Ugh...can't remember the word for that.

>> ^qualm:

At :47 and elsewhere you hear the camera guy's normal voice. I'm sorry to disappoint your "Tea Party" theorizing. It's a pretty common racist "joke" here in British Columbia - to mock FNs with that stereotyped speech pattern.


Dude, you're on crack. He was in the midst of a spit of laughter. Are you serious right now?

>> ^TheFreak:

>> ^ForgedReality:
The only problem I see here is qualm's outright accusation, like he's constantly on the lookout for stuff like that. There is a term for people like that, which I can't recall at the moment, but essentially, it amounts to someone, who he himself is a racist, by expecting it, and projecting it onto others, as if perpetually fearful of it. As a result, they attack first, often incorrectly accusing others.

Holy cow! There's a single word that sums up all that?

There's a word I can't remember but it means that feeling of amazement you have when someone tells you something completely surprising and it really intrigues you but at the same time you're a little doubtful but you're thinking, "hey, why would he lie about something like that", but at the same time you're wondering if maybe that person's a little confused but despite all that you're still really interested to get to the bottom of it and you think maybe you might invest some time into figuring it out but, "Oh, Hey! Is that a bag of Reese's Pieces in my drawer? I forgot I had those...what was I talking about?"
Ugh...can't remember the word for that.

Race baiting, maybe? Defensive racism? Often, people who point out and are on the lookout for racism, are, in fact, racists themselves. Especially when there is no sane explanation for that person's perceived racist impression.


How is that so difficult for you to understand?

No, dag, you're just ignorant in this case. Where I live I hear young stupid white guys affecting a particularly stereotyped speech pattern of First Nations. It is exactly that which I highlighted in my earlier post. You can adopt an authorative voice all you want and you'd still be wrong.