Tuff
/tʌf/[part of speech]1. [DEFINITION]
2. [ALTERNATE USAGE]
Usage: “[EXAMPLE SENTENCE]”
A home base for the crew. College in San Luis Obispo, summits on every coast since, and a running record of everything that matters: the spots, the terms, the card rules, and Karl.
[ORIGIN STORY: how the crew found each other in SLO. Which house, which class, which party, who showed up first.]
[WHERE THE NAME “LOCREW” CAME FROM.]
Pick a coast. Book the house. Show up. Every summit, bottled for the record.
Then: [WHY IT MATTERED]
Now: [STILL THERE?]
Then: [WHY IT MATTERED]
Now: [STILL THERE?]
Then: [WHY IT MATTERED]
Now: [STILL THERE?]
Found by: [NAME]
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Found by: [NAME]
Why it's sessionable: [THE PITCH]
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Found by: [NAME]
Why it's sessionable: [THE PITCH]
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If you have to ask, you might not be one. Official definitions below.
1. [DEFINITION]
2. [ALTERNATE USAGE]
Usage: “[EXAMPLE SENTENCE]”
1. [DEFINITION]
Notable Tuff Knowers: [NAMES] · See also: Tuff
Weddings, babies, big moves, and the summits in between.
[HOW WE MET]
West Coast. [ONE-LINE MEMORY]
[WHERE]
[KID, MOVE, BIG JOB]
East Coast. [ONE-LINE MEMORY]
Third Coast. [ONE-LINE MEMORY]
Disposable cameras to group texts. Drop the good ones here.
Scattered across the map. Same group chat.