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From: frye@cuuxb.UUCP (frye)
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Subject: Climb that mountain when yer pissed(8-).
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Date: Thu, 5-Dec-85 13:03:04 EST
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That may work fine, Laura. In fact I like the idea pretty
well. Only thing is, you may not have the time on one or
more occasions to find a large object to surmount. One
of the things I do in that case is ask myself if anyone 
will be able to tell 100 years from now that the event
that made me angry ever happened. Sinse noone will even
be able to tell in a hundred days, I somehow fail to see
how some event like that will have any lasting impact.
An event that will only succeed in making me angry and not
the rest of the world can't be too important, so I just
drop it.

I like the idea that you don't limit yourself to climbing
porches. Those are too easy, you just walk up the steps(8-).
I like caves a lot. I don't even mind the bats.

I'll relate this just for grins. I once boasted to a friend 
that I could climb damned near anything. He turned on the 
spotlight on his car and told me to climb the beam. I told
him I wasn't a fool. I figured I'd get about 2/3 of the
way up that sucker and he'd turn it off(8-).

Maybe Laura's climbing activities help because she goes
high enough to reach fresh air(8-).

Take it light.
Tom Frye