[fatneck]

Anyone got the password?

[Luke Owens]

Strange - It wasn't password protected before... No idea why it is now!

[slackline]

On Climbing pr0n....

[iain]

Really enjoyed this one.

Me too, that actually made this thug of a climber want to go find slabs <shudder>. I might need to watch Nibs training now ...

[Nemo]

[abarro81]

I thought this was quite well done.

[cjsheps]

Probably a repost, but it's flipping good.



That's what it's all about...

[Wood FT]

Great bit of hand flailing on the crux, what a feeling

[Stu Littlefair]

that's brilliant. It really manages to capture what a hard project feels like. Lovely how chuffed everyone is for him at the end.

[andy popp]

I couldn't help thinking he was lucky to have such an understanding wife.

[JohnM]

Yeah part of me felt it was a bit selfish ditching his wife and kids for weeks on end for what is essentially a pointless activity.

[Stu Littlefair]

I couldn't help thinking he was lucky to have such an understanding wife.

you never know, his wife might be desperate to see the back of him

[Nibile]

I thought this was quite well done.

Quite well done indeed, but terrible nonetheless. Another level of pretentiousness. Quite disturbing in whichever message it carries. Or maybe I missed the irony? I'm definitely getting old.

[webbo]

I guess it's supposed to be ironic. Ironically he comes across as a dick.

[Fiend]

Errr. It's just a bit of a piss-take / spoof, to spice up a video of someone climbing a standard Euro-lime route. I thought it was mildly entertaining.

[abarro81]

Quite well done indeed, but terrible nonetheless. Another level of pretentiousness. Quite disturbing in whichever message it carries. Or maybe I missed the irony? I'm definitely getting old.

I meant that it was reasonably well done as a little jokey video. I met the guy in Spain last October, seemed nice, though he kept trying to sabotage me by offering chocolate biscuits round at the crag.

[duncan]

The parody was mildly entertaining and a bit crap in about equal measure (could have added a few spoof sponsors at the end). Good on them for trying something a bit different.

I enjoyed the inadvertent (?) juxtaposition of the two films.

[Sasquatch]

I enjoyed the inadvertent (?) juxtaposition of the two films.

They were made for each other. 

[Jaspersharpe]

 

And I thought the parody one was pretty funny. Stop hatin on tha geez!

[ghisino]

haha i was going to repost the parody one!

i liked the multiple citations...one can find elements of la vie au bout des doigts (the van, the running), one of michele caminati's font vids (the morning coffee) and king lines (helicopter)

[iwasmexican]

haha i was going to repost the parody one!

i liked the multiple citations...one can find elements of la vie au bout des doigts (the van, the running), one of michele caminati's font vids (the morning coffee) and king lines (helicopter)

...the grass chewing under the crag (realisation in dosage I)...

[Fiend]

Some nice sloper slapping here.

[haydn jones]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRfQKW8Vef4&feature=youtu.be

[T_B]

Just watched that via UKC. Not sure if the film itself is deserving of 'quality' (the slowing it down bits were a bit odd), but good that the send is on film (though was it the actual redpoint?). Anyway, can only imagine how hard it would be to do the crux of Tuppence after all that climbing...

[Duma]

Not sure where this should go, but he's on a rope for most of it so...

"they don't have to be able to Nureyev around like an ass"