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		<title>Emily Harrington: The Interview</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A super-serious Emily Harrington. Photo by Caroline Treadway Emily Harrington is a total bad ass. She climbs hard inside and out. She&#8217;s a comp killin, climbing dynamo and will simply not stop crushing. We did get her to sit down and give us some answers about her life, what she&#8217;s doing, and how she might [...]]]></description>
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<p><b>Emily Harrington is a total bad ass. She climbs hard inside and out. She&rsquo;s a comp killin, climbing dynamo and will simply not stop crushing.</b> We did get her to sit down and give us some answers about her life, what she&rsquo;s doing, and how she might or might not want to be an assassin for the CIA.</p>
<p><b>Let&rsquo;s start with basics. Where are you from? How old are you? How long have you lived in boulder?</b><br />	I am 22 years old, I was born in Boulder and I still live here (but we moved to Kansas City when I was 2 for a year).</p>
<p><b>When did you start climbing?<br />	</b>I was 10 and I started at the Boulder Rock Club. I took kids classes during the summer and then I joined the Jr. Team and I started doing comps.</p>
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<p><b>And you&rsquo;ve been shredding the Front Range gnar ever since. What&rsquo;s the best crag within an hour of boulder?</b><br />	Hmm. I guess for <a href="/skill/skill-type/techniques/sport-climbing/" class="aim-internal-link">sport climbing</a> its maybe Clear Creek. I don&rsquo;t really know if I can decide. There are a bunch of smaller areas that are good. The Flatirons, the Monastery, Industrial Wall, Eldo, Boulder Canyon.</p>
<p><b>So. Just anything I guess.<br />	</b>Yes. There are a lot. It just depends on my mood I guess</p>
<p><b>What&rsquo;s the best route you&rsquo;ve ever climbed that&rsquo;s 5.8 or easier?<br />	</b>5.8 or easier?  I cant think of anything really that easy. I soloed the 1st Flatiron. How hard is that?</p>
<p><b>5.6</b><br />	It was fu%#ing terrifying. I thought I was going to die. No good. I will never do it again, but i guess it was kinda cool&#x2026;</p>
<p><b>So what are you doing with your days right now? You graduated right?<br />	</b>Yes, I graduated in May 2007. Now I just climb and travel and try to keep my brain busy, but its getting old. I think I need to go back to school. I like climbing but I&rsquo;m not one of those people who can stay motivated when it&rsquo;s the only thing I do. Daniel woods and I did a slide show in Kentucky at a high school, so now I want to do more because I&rsquo;m sick of just traveling and climbing. I feel like I don&rsquo;t do anything all that productive.</p>
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<div class="imagecaption">Harrington mid-session. Photo by Caroline Treadway</div>
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<p><b>That sounds rad. I say do it. You have P&amp;C&rsquo;s stamp of approval.<br />	</b>Ha thanks. I like the idea too, and my sponsors do too. Hopefully I can organize it and make it happen.</p>
<p><b>Good. We have a reader submitted question. Someone I know wants to know if you are of Nordic descent or if he has just convinced himself you look that way.</b><br />	Nordic descent? I have no idea. Maybe&#x2026;</p>
<p><b>yeah&#x2026;<br />	</b>My parents are from Holland, MI, so we have some Dutch and Irish and English I think. I&rsquo;m a random mix. I&rsquo;m also the only one in the family with blond hair. You have viewer submitted questions?</p>
<p><b>Actually no but Limit made a drunken comment one night and I decided to publicly poke fun at him for it. Well speaking of drinking, I hear you do not know how to go into a liquor store and buy alcohol.</b><br />	I&rsquo;ve been to the liquor store three times since I turned 21. I just didn&rsquo;t know what kind of vodka to buy because I never drink and there were so many different kinds. I was overwhelmed.</p>
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<p><b>So if you aren&rsquo;t a drinker what do you do? Any vices at all?<br />	</b>Yes. Lots. Cookies, ice cream and sleeping pills. Not good. I have sleeping problems and I take sleeping pills and I&rsquo;m trying to not, but I always cave. And the internet.</p>
<p><b>What&rsquo;s your favorite website? This is an EASY question.<br />	</b>I don&rsquo;t know if I have a favorite. Let me think.</p>
<p><b>Ahem.<br />	</b>I go on 8a a lot. and Facebook and the Foodnetwork and weather.com</p>
<p><b>AHEM.<br />	</b>Pimpin and Crimpin&#x2026;duh&#x2026;</p>
<p><b>To continue this interview check out: </b><a href="http://pimpinandcrimpin.com/2008/11/20/emily-harrington-the-interview/" target="_blank">pimpinandcrimpin.com</a></p>
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