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• Topped out on Himal Chuli?  

• Executed a 5.14 after a V 10 boulder to an off with crux move?   

• Heli long boards down thru trees and stumps in a deep spring long trek? 

• Oared a compression class 5 rapid? 

• Survived a knarly "walk-a-bike" section of a 50 mile desert knobby tire run? 

• Caught air on your board sail off a sunrise third break and returned to short board it at sunset?  

• Shot a 100 and a quarter back course NDB in swirling snow in your "Rice Rocket"? 

• Sailed a "wave piercing" bio-diesel powered yacht into 80 kts. winds in 12 m seas at 25 kts.?  

• Played second row in the Hong Kong Sevens or the Ruggerfest?    

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