Cobra_Commander

Shouldn't you be recalibrating your hex collection? A few micrograms of metal have shaved off and it would be a pity to place the wrong size

"Why does that boulderer have titration hash marks on his chalk bucket?"

be sure to name it dru's dreadful direct and gridbolt it

clearly your goal to pleasure swine is a f'ing 8-ball corner pocket biatch

it's going to be f'ing priceless when your kid grows up and finds this stuff archived on some internet history thing.

No need for red tape, I steal candy from babies. There's super mario bros, and then there's everything else. The moves are hardwired in the brain right next to how to breath and excitebike.

Come home to reclaim my position at the top of the drunk speed playing throne on super mario bros on the old nintendo. dudupdudupdupdo do...

pic must be posted:

"My primary research interests involve Reproductive Physiology, with an emphasis on Swine" sounds right up your alley (or the swine's alley?)

you'd have to have a screw loose to think you need that

I call photoshop is that the outfit you use for milking boar penises?

what the hell is that and how many does nolse have

Now don't get your gaiters gashed, it's okay if you can't shred the gnar, nobody's perfect.

I think it would be pretty friggen funny to see some karhu xcds dropping into the pipe amid a sea of boarders. Even funnier would be a gap jump over some unsuspecting mountaineers snowshoe trip van.

might involve canadian bacon and refrigerated trucks

actually all those pigs want to do now is go to sleep or go get a sandwich or something.

makin' bacon

the placard drawing would be amusing I picture some hand with a little smiling pig

be sure to extend the grigri with webbing too.

In his defence Schuldt's post is a little hard to decipher. But not that hard.

It is true that GPS elevation measurements are traditionally much less accurate than horizontal measurements, for a number of reasons. My understanding is this is because GPS elevation measurements are based on a perfect ellipsoid. These measurements are known as "height above ellipsoid" or HAE. However, we want to know what the elevation is relative to "mean sea level", or the "geoid surface". A geoid model allows translation between the HAE and MSL measurements. These models continually improve, and the NGS puts out new ones every so often. As these models become more accurate over time, GPS elevation measurements become more reliable. A 20m cliff is quite significant to climbers, but to account for this at a global scale requires a very accurate understanding of the earth's shape. It is much easier to be fairly accurate in the horizontal. It should be noted that with the right techniques, GPS elevation measurements can be used for projects that require the most accurate of measurements. It just needs to be applied correctly.

Not to mention the significant pull of the moon and the rotation of the earth.

I heard the farm turkeys can't even mate anymore. I'm surprised they don't just kill themselves. That actually would not be a bad GMO eh?