Comments on: SF Rock Climber’s Lessons in Love http://www.sanfranvoice.com/2007/03/sf-rock-climbers-lessons-in-love/ Thu, 29 Nov 2007 02:42:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Mik http://www.sanfranvoice.com/2007/03/sf-rock-climbers-lessons-in-love/comment-page-1/#comment-185 Mik Sat, 30 Jun 2007 01:07:58 +0000 http://www.sanfranvoice.com/sf-rock-climbers-lessons-in-love/#comment-185 We're in complete agreement. Given all of the interesting people, places, and things accessible, I must prioritize. I've recently decided to up the priority on dating but, am not willing to give up indoor climbing. While I'm seriously putting myself at a disadvantage by focusing on the pool of hot, smart brunettes that want to climb their brains out, finding such a partner will be really worth while meeting. Does your logic state I must not want to prioritize dating? Perhaps I just don't want to prioritize dating above climbing. I won’t trade a climbing session in for a blind dinner date but, I’ve made some time. Instead of surfing the likes of YouTube I’m surfing for someone that would brand a regular trip to Mission Cliffs or Planet Granite as start to a friendship or a relationship. On a scale of 1 to 10 what value do you give to climbing? In terms of relating climbing back to dating, on a scale of a 1 to 10 what value do you give dating someone with whom you share your favorite hobbies? We’re in complete agreement.

Given all of the interesting people, places, and things accessible, I must prioritize.

I’ve recently decided to up the priority on dating but, am not willing to give up indoor climbing. While I’m seriously putting myself at a disadvantage by focusing on the pool of hot, smart brunettes that want to climb their brains out, finding such a partner will be really worth while meeting.

Does your logic state I must not want to prioritize dating?

Perhaps I just don’t want to prioritize dating above climbing. I won’t trade a climbing session in for a blind dinner date but, I’ve made some time. Instead of surfing the likes of YouTube I’m surfing for someone that would brand a regular trip to Mission Cliffs or Planet Granite as start to a friendship or a relationship.

On a scale of 1 to 10 what value do you give to climbing?

In terms of relating climbing back to dating, on a scale of a 1 to 10 what value do you give dating someone with whom you share your favorite hobbies?

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