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Old 05-03-2025, 12:01 AM
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Gave a thirsty Chuckwalla lizard water right from the bottle on my hike today. Didn’t record it because I’ve already gotten that on video, but this time it was interesting. This one was skinnier than most and literally charged right at me, then started aggressively biting at the bottle in between drinks as if to try to scare me to drop it. I was thinking to myself as I stared at the brave little lizard….
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Old 05-03-2025, 12:06 AM
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Gave a thirsty Chuckwalla lizard water right from the bottle on my hike today. Didn’t record it because I’ve already gotten that on video, but this time it was interesting. This one was skinnier than most and literally charged right at me, then started aggressively biting at the bottle in between drinks as if to try to scare me to drop it. I was thinking to myself as I stared at the brave little lizard….

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Throw that bottle in the trash at least. Reptiles are a natural reservoir for salmonella bacteria.

You'll probably be fine. If, not, you can take an early cut by shitting your brains out.
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Old 05-03-2025, 12:10 AM
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Throw that bottle in the trash at least. Reptiles are a natural reservoir for salmonella bacteria.

You'll probably be fine. If, not, you can take an early cut by shitting your brains out.
I sprinkle salmonella on pork for extra flavor

Nah luckily I never let him land a bite, I kept pulling the water bottle back and said out loud “what are you doing, you little spaz?” to the tourists around that always inevitably gather to watch me water the lizards bc they never seen it b4
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Old 05-04-2025, 01:15 PM
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Cousin asked me to help him train for a hard day trip hike he’s doing at the end of this month

So yesterday I took him up (his first time) what is considered one of the hardest hikes in the state. The entire 2nd half from past the beginning 1/4ish point is very steep to the point of bouldering/scrambling/bushwacking and that goes on for 2ish miles. But the view is worth it

Cousin had to stop often which killed our time and made me worried about my water situation. I try to always be way over on water so that way I can give some extra to people/lizards/lizard people. But I went completely through the gallon + 1 liter of water I had brought by the time we got back to the base

It ended up taking us roughly 3.5ish hours to summit at his pace. I wish it were closer to my house so I could go solo, I bet I could get to the summit in 1 hour. But it’s a full hour drive from me so I don’t mind posting pics since it will never be a regular thing some stalker could find me on

Pics are mostly scenery and my cousin and some random dudes climbing one of the steeper parts (and yes that is the only way up at that part). I didn’t get pics of me because cousin was struggling too hard to ask him to do photo ops of me. I do not know any girl who can do this hike
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Old 05-04-2025, 01:52 PM
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Thats not a hoke, thats a climb! Very beautiful though. We done helping your cousin.
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Old 05-04-2025, 06:59 PM
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Thats not a hoke, thats a climb! Very beautiful though. We done helping your cousin.
Lol ty and ya, it had been years since I had done it, so I didn’t remember that well, and I was musing the exact same thing out loud: “is this a hike or is this a climb?”

A random hiker there almost had a tarantula hawk wasp land on them and I mentioned to them that, while they are supposedly very passive for a wasp, the tarantula hawk actually has one of the top 3 most painful stings in the entire world. That got that group to pay a bit more attention to it [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I also had my giant arm wound open because it wasn’t scabbing after being bandaged for two days so I figure keep it open to air and it will. Bad idea for a number of reasons: 1. It remained gooey all day and night (and still is) 2. It got scraped by both sticker plants and rocks as I was climbing and 3. I had about 3 different groups of people express concern and ask if I was ok after noticing it

The first time I had honestly forgotten about it so when they asked if I was ok my first thought was to be offended thinking like “do I look fucking tired to you? Do you see my cousin is the one huddled in the shade panting and I’m standing here getting sun on my bald head waiting for him looking bored? Of course I’m ok!”

Then my cousin said “oh that’s not from this trip” pointing to my arm. And I was like “oh shit yea sorry I’m fine this is actually 2 days old” lol
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Old 05-05-2025, 05:11 AM
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About a year or so ago I started doing acrobatic yoga. My girlfriends been doing it for years and finally convinced me to start. It's been pretty fun - a nice way to meet new people and an interesting way to apply skills like strength, balance, and momentum. I actually now look forward to leg days at the gym as I try to improve my basing ability.

This last week I was at the Dutch Acro Yoga Festival, where people and teachers from all over the world came together for a week. There were some serious acrobats there, like professional circus level performers. Had a great time and learned a bunch.
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Old 05-05-2025, 06:51 PM
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Yoga is pretty tough even without acrobatics. For sure any skilled acrobat, just like any skilled gymnast, are going to be pound for pound some of the strongest people around

I always wanted to be able to do the “flag” move where you hold a flag pole with each hand and stretch and hold your body horizontal like a human flag. But I should settle for just trying for a muscle up on a pull up bar first lol
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Old 05-07-2025, 12:31 AM
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Although he was telegraphing pretty bad, that is a back roundhouse into a back roundhouse. I had never seen that done before in my time time doing TKD

I had done many a double back roundhouse. But mine would be a gimp, badly timed first one as je-bait. Then when they rush in confidently towards my exposed back, I’d whip into another much faster one to their face (same leg though). Other kids would fall for it every time

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Old 05-07-2025, 01:37 AM
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