[Bolter]

Genuine dust from the PS flake - guaranteed to make you stronger, and bolder.

Better than coke and acid mixed together.

Contact Bolter at: 0114 2780 4560

Only £60/gram

Obviously this is limited edition stuff (until another bit falls off) so it is being sold on a first come first served. Limit of 10 grams per person.

[dobbin]

Also for sale - Mecca Grease - great on your butties, and guaranteed to make you thin and your leg hurt.

£1000 an oz

[David S]

I can see a theme here

For sale one champagne cork, a gift from the lovely Sandine Levet when she won both the bouldering and lead events at the World Cup in Ratho 2003.

Hit me on the cheek when she popped her cork at the end. Dangerous thing being a photographer, still she gave me a swig of the champers so all good.

[chris_j_s]

Genuine dust from the PS flake - guaranteed to make you stronger, and bolder.

Low in fat too!

[yorkshireman]

for sale the old crux pebble off living in oxford

[dave]

Scouse could be sitting on a goldmine with that Mr Fantastic foothold.

[Joepicalli]

I can feel a" piece of the true cross" moment coming on. I shall be be the one with a lump hammer and random bits of grit stone.

[mrjonathanr]

I can feel a" piece of the true cross" moment coming on. I shall be be the one with a lump hammer car jack and random bits of grit stone.

Aahh, I expect we'll be seeing Right Unconquerable fragments for sale any time now then... 

[tomtom]

Given these times of austerity, can you do some £10 wraps?

[lagerstarfish]

I can probably score some consecrated grit from either of Sheffield's cathedrals if anyone's in the market for that stuff.

I heard that scrapings from masonic gravestones can help with headpointing (only as part of a calorie controlled diet).

[tomtom]

Hmm... Could we take shavings from the wobble block in the cave of righteousness justiceness dissolve them in a mild acid and create holy water?

[daprince]

Now I have a bit of Right Unconquerable as it happens. I fell off it,  then it fell off it.  Rumours were of someone using a car jack to release a friend at the time. Anyway someone gave me a bit of the flake  to cement my ineptitude. Can't see it having value on the open market though.

[nodder]

the roadside face 1 million

buyer must collect

[SA Chris]

How much is a rubbing of the roadside face worth?

[Jaspersharpe]

About as much as a rubbing of a vicar's arse?

(c2mins onwards):

[old cheese]

highest bidder gains the hold off Les Tetines at maunoury as modelled in 7+8 vol 1

[philo]

for sale, the sit down start undercut to "the crack" from bowden after it hit newman in the forehead. 

[andy_e]

How much is a rubbing of the roadside face worth?

Depends which part of it you rub, and what you rub it with.

[Will Hunt]

Will imbibing the dust enable one to spell 'Parthian' correctly?

[GCW]

Partheon/ian can be spelled both ways.  As for the route, wasn't it spelled Partheon in the Big Issue?

[mrjonathanr]

Well you can spell it both correctly ('Parthian') and incorrectly ('Partheon') so that's sort of two ways, although there's potential for more variation on the latter.

The route is 'Partheon Shot' though - because that's what John called it.

[SA Chris]

I'm pretty sure it's Parthian, reference to the Parthian's tactic of shooting backwards while retreating.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthian_shot

And just about every reference to the route on the 'net, and every guidebook I've ever seen.

edit - except his website?? Is something I have believed for so long wrong?? I'm all flustered now.

[Will Hunt]

The route is 'Partheon Shot' though - because that's what John called it.

Let's not let such a minor detail stand in the way of wanton pedantry.

[Joepicalli]

I think you will find that Partheon Shot is a subtle play on Parthian and Pantheon: thus it is both a Parthian Shot i.e. a telling blow by John to his critics even as he was leaving the field and a "shot" at entering the Pantheon of  the climbing gods by making such a bold ascent.

[mrjonathanr]

Mis-spelling or sophisticated multiple punning? 
Two words for you Joe:
"Occam's" and "razor"