Weekend_Climberz

I have two firewalls cascaded with several overlaying IP subnets for spoofing anyone savy enough to crack either of them. I also scan regularly for processes not on my authorized list Don't need no anti-virus software, that is just playing into their hands.

Hey Kurt, I'll lead some shit for you :tup:

I've always tried to finger the OS when it goes haywire. Maybe someone else pwns your machine??

Yeah, well aren't you Canadian?? Damn Canucks fudg'n shizzle up.

15yrs old!!! I hope you are seriously considering notifying high authorities. Could save the child from a world of hurt.

Must be the old plunderers and pillagers are losing their tack to teach the young folk how it's done. N000bs!!!

No, no, no Computer problems are the realm of Neo

Try this dru: format c: *.* That's always solved my problems with messed up harddrives :tup:

We announcing the winner at the Picnic...??? :tup:

You're turning archy on with all your mounting!!

Kill a few, you're a murderer. Kill a million, you're a conquerer. Ken4ord: That's some f*cked up shizzle It would be interesting to know what the story is about this mass grave. Is there any more information on it??

Words to live by :tup:

Kansas, I was raised by Amish farmers. Really, I'm not joking

Commando, wasn't that a Gubernator movie?

Clearly that is true, but rope drag goes up, communication becomes difficult, and also fall potential because of the greater stretch of the rope and/or gear zippering out. Plus my belayer was a newbie. If I were absolutely certain I couldn't fall on the Catapult, I'd have done it. I fall in the more timid category. So you haven't tested your new belayers competancy?

F'n A!!! Nice jorb :tup: Love the pics :tup:

Hey, is that why you belay off the anchor when we climb together, because you expect me to fall

Another good test might be having the shoulder length runner tripled up like I and many others I climb with. It'd be interesting to see if that fails at a higher or lower point compared to a fully extended runner.

If you are travelling roped on a glacier and your partner falls into a crevasse, what are you going to arrest with, your 45 cm ice tool. yep the friction of the rope on the lip does most of the work. sometimes just sitting down will be enough to stop the fall. You must forgive him, he hasn't fallen into a crevasse yet. At least, no with me

Chipping holds. Who would think about doing something like that?? If I ever saw somebody with a crow bar up there, well I'd, ummmm oh wait a minute. Nevermind.

Dave, you should use the little 'Notify' button.

Looks like this guy found a good use for it:

You guys are a bunch of quitters

More proof that exit 38 is a choss pile :tup:

Groovy man :tup: That's another one for the list.