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Old 12-04-18 | 04:54 PM
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sorry, what are REAL MEN?
Real Men is a direct opposite of a Soy Boy.
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Old 12-04-18 | 04:59 PM
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Every adventure has a certain amount of risk that goes with it.....People have crossed Antarctica on skis, climbed mountains, sailed across the world in a sail boats, run ultra marathons through extreme terrain, bike toured and hiked through all types of dangerous places...Would you call that deliberately looking for trouble ??
If you head out improperly equipped and not knowing what you're doing like a lot of people do, then yes.
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Originally Posted by wolfchild
Every adventure has a certain amount of risk that goes with it.....People have crossed Antarctica on skis, climbed mountains, sailed across the world in a sail boats, run ultra marathons through extreme terrain, bike toured and hiked through all types of dangerous places...Would you call that deliberately looking for trouble ??
The difference is that people who do those kinds of adventures have done tons of research and planning ahead of time. They didn't arrive at McMurdo Station and ask "So, what are the conditions ahead?" Finding yourself in Lake City, Colorado in mid-November on a bicycle tour and asking if the pass ahead is, well, passable is the equivalent.

Frankly finding yourself in Colorado on a cross country tour in the middle of November shows poor planning in the extreme. It is warmer now due to the nonexistent global warming but Colorado mountains can still pack a unexpected wallop.
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Old 12-05-18 | 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by wolfchild
Real Men is a direct opposite of a Soy Boy.
What's a "Soy Boy?" Never heard that term before.
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Old 12-05-18 | 10:02 AM
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What's a "Soy Boy?" Never heard that term before.
I think it's a fishing lure. Tie it to the end of your line and go trolling...
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Old 12-05-18 | 11:05 AM
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Soy contains estrogen. Same with Salmon.

Too much consumption can result in road sign scrupulosity and disordered inclination to sit in.


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Old 12-05-18 | 12:56 PM
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Isn't estrogen a precursor in the synthesis of testosterone?
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Old 12-05-18 | 09:14 PM
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I don’t think Chris Froome could make it up there in perfect conditions with a $15000 light mountain bike stopping 5 times for substantial breaks.

Wicked hard climb in the best of conditions.
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Freud would have a field day in here.
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