[Johnny Brown]

If we're still talking about Dark Matter/ Ego, its not an eliminate, just a tight line - ie intermediates are fine as long as they're not big ones off to the side.

[nathan wind]

cheers for that.. the pebble was above and to the right of the rh sloper, (tho not part of what is problem 52 in ru's guide ..) ..basically it was within easy reach of my rh when I had both hands on the slopers so I guess that makes it part of the line.. if anything using the pebble might have made the problem feel easier because I hadn't been on it that long, maybe half an hour..  I guess if I'd been working it longer and had the problem slightly more dialled finishing without it may not have felt any harder, (in isolation the move from the slopers to the top felt ok without the pebble..) if anything, to me the crux felt like getting set up on the lh sloper.. still, really cool problem, with or without the pebble..   

[Greg C]

i don't do shit problems.

That's bullshit I've seen you at Woodwell loads of times. Thought I'd get that in before Mr. Brown wheeled out one of his tired old one liners  .

[Doylo]

i don't do shit problems.

MY LIFE IN A TANK

[monkey boy]

i don't do shit problems.

MY LIFE IN A TANK

 

[a dense loner]

what i so obviously meant was i don't do shit fa's

nobody was told about my life in a tank, i wanted to keep that to myself

[Somebody's Fool]

what i so obviously meant was i don't do shit fa's

Is this supposed to be humorous? 

Are you in particularly jocular mood because it's nearly the first birthday of your modern classic?  Oh, how the bouldering world is richer for:

http://ukbouldering.com/board/index.php/topic,6992.0.html

[a dense loner]

get in. am gona have a few beers tomorrow to celebrate. i was thinking about the purity of the moves not the line in this case, oh and maybe in a couple of others