rush. I told you I had no time on weekends

So the day started off averagely, partly because I only woke up at 11, and also partly because my plans hinged on buying a new model kit this morning. I was so bleak when I got to the shop, and it was closed, not because of Mother's Day, but because of Magic:the Gathering (the lame-o card game people also tend to play at the Battle Bunker) and their launch at some school somewhere. What?!?!?!?! I ended up just lying in bed doing nothing for another two hours, before I finally manned up and decided to do something.

Anyway, off we go with my good friend Daniel (who has never gone climbing before in his life) to one of the most insane crags in the world: Lakeside Pinneapple, in all its glory. Pics will come as soon as my brother gets them off his camera. I managed to look all pro and not use any chalk (like a purist!), and had a go at a hard route after Daniel's arms died (Undercling Route, 19, for those of you who really want to know). Otherwise, a fun day out.

Apologies for being super-bleak today, and for the post coming in so late, and not containing much except for twitter/tweet/twat in general. You can read more of my rantings about the incompetence of M:tG players on my other blog, but if you really don't feel like it then stay tuned for some more social commentary tomorrow, when I should be working in class instead.

Thought for the day: You know you're quite a n00b when you get excited by 66 pageviews (Yay!). No, seriously, thanks for the support so far, especially seeing as most of you are either:
1. clicking "Next Blog>>" and by some quirk of cosmic coincidence arriving at this one, or
2. actually responding to my highly effective and extremely subtle and discreet advertising on Facebook, ie blatantly not my status. At all.
(I try make it less like a Twitter feed every day, because I figured if you wanted that, you'd just look on Twitter. Or, in fact, my Facebook newsfeed.)

I told you I had no time on weekends!! I think tomorrow I will click "Next Blog>>" and severely rip into whatever comes up. How's that for social commentary?