RuMR

my ropes get longer each year... more weight to stretch them!!

nah...i'm flubberized!! I bounce!!!

How about: "fucking thanks for nothing, you worthless, pathetic, gumby bitch. Now get the fuck out of here before I stick your head in my chalk pot and spank you with my stick brush!" BAWAHAHAHAHA... goddammit i spilled my coffee... hey, you still dating DFA??

i always picked on the fat kid...hey, waitaminute!...I AM THE FAT KID!!!!

and the corollary is that you'll totally be pissed off with something you consider "inferior" and wind up buying/upgrading to the thing you shoulda bought first...

thanks for reaffimrming my impression that you are an uptight selfrighteous judgemental asshole...

hey gary, go fuck off...last time i checked this morning i didn't need a lecture, punk

Oh...gee thanks... don't listen to ding dong...find someone willing to split a prodeal with you and USE them... Also, check ebay for "quitter racks"...cams, particularly the bigger sizes, are pretty bomber...often, people wanna start trad climbing...buy a huge rack, try it, don't like it and sell the stuff... Also, you can find a lot of BD camalots, not C4's now...

why not start high end so you don't replace? I'd suggest using other people's stuff for a while and figure out what you like and what pisses you off...then save a little bit more and buy EXACTLY what you like... no reason to mutter to yourself, "goddammit, i shoulda spent $10 more...this thing sux" Oh, and find some one to hook you up with a prodeal!

hey...he's the little boy who blew...

hmmm...i'm about 5'-5" and i think sag is .11b...maybe you're too tall???

that should be fine...you will get a lot of tar on your saw though....i'd rent it and wreck their's!

hey shapp...you might actually consider trapping a treated board edgewise between the two...there are several reasons, first: this will produce a square, monolithic piece of concrete, as opposed to the feathering effect of concrete poured against a ragged chunk of asphalt...this will prolong the life of that concrete edge. Second: it will give a tire a slight roll point (don't know how to describe this) but being softer than either the ashpalt or the concrete it will let load smear across the two and prevent pounding down the asphalt as a tire goes from hard to soft. Third: it looks nice and the concrete, if properly built, will long outlast that asphalt. When the time comes to repave the ashpalt you will have a nice premolded joint waiting for it! fourth: concrete poured against ashpalt will interlock with the asphalt and you wind up tearing it (the asphalt) apart over time as they flex differently... Or, you could say fuck it and pour right to the asphalt after cleaning up the edge and it will probably be ok as long as really heavy stuff doesn't routinely roll over it...

you mean to tell me that the gritstone at 38 isn't the shit and end-all??? ahhhh man...come on, you are kidding????

just get fatter...higher R-factor will keep you warm...archie never gets cold!!!! Oh wait...how long until the pun starts????

so true...climbing is good though...

i'm soooo gonna enforce some old skewl discipline on yer fanny, bitch!

around great falls, va next week???

Hey! Its KIX!

maybe you are to fat?? i've lobbed on mine too many times to count...never retired any of them...

just bring yer earplugs!

Yeah, it rained @ 3-4pm but then stopped - sort of. BTW Rudy - that dissertation was the short version. So you know, my internet to English Translator translates WTF to What the Fark. Fark will not translate. its amazing you get any climbing in at all!

oh, and cbs, they are waaaaaay more flexi than tcu's... having said that, i use tcu's ALL the time and they are my favorites...built like tanks...i'm still using some that i've had from the late 80's...and i USE them, I suck and fall ALL of the time...