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  1. Well, I bought it so time will tell. It's a 60m dry 10.2. For $98 I can't go wrong. If Chouinard has used them all these year to make ropes with his name on them, they must be OK, but every Blue Water I've used seemed to have the best hand. So I bought price, I guess...but toast recently warned me against making choices on price alone...
  2. I was thinking on the lines of: loan rope -> get some LSD and dynamite.
  3. builder206

    First!

    I'm glad I'm not the only paranoic here. I thought that too. But, he's so dope-damaged he's lucky he can find the computer's 'on' button.
  4. Well, wait a minute. I shouldn't be all hardass like that. What's Off White got to offer?
  5. builder206

    First!

    I thought our IT guy finally took a look at my usage log and shut me down. Then I realized I could still see my goat porn sites and knew cc.com would soon be back.
  6. All gone. I got the last 10.2 dry last night. Thanks, billcoe. My first.
  7. Who is this twit? 1700 posts but are any TRs?
  8. I’d love to log some trigger time. I’d join if they would take me, but I have a condition.
  9. Oh brother, I know where this is going...
  10. In another thread billcoe gives a link to a blowout on Beal ropes but another poster says "but it's a Beal." What's wrong with Beal ropes?
  11. Jenny Jenny I can hear it Damn near the only thing I can remember from the 80's
  12. Those are Marines.
  13. Invading Normandy and bombing Nagasaki were solutions to end WWII. And we've not gone to war with Germany since, now, have we? Some historians say that WW I and WW II were really one war with a 20-year peace interlude between them. The point being, it's the peace following the war that determines whether war will recur. I have a memory-fragment of some famous general saying "winning" the peace that follows a war is harder than winning the war itself. But even so, 60 years of peace in western Europe is a drop in the bucket. If it lasts another 60 years, we may be onto something.
  14. That's great news, Rob. Glad to hear it, congratulations!
  15. I don't have a problem with the ad. If you do, you can stop coming here. The hosts won't be losing any money if you don't log on anymore.
  16. Just when a thread realy gets rolling downhill, someone steps in to take the high road. Major buzz kill, hefeweizen.
  17. A four mile wheelchair trail? Through the wetland and across those creeks and up that grade to the lake? Sounds like someone's practical joke (although I don't doubt the report of backhoes). Besides, since when does the Forest Service have that kind of money with so many roads out?
  18. builder206

    Ice axe

    This was covered in FOTH 4.
  19. builder206

    good question

    What planet are you on? Exactly the opposite is the case. Even Mark Twain said "a lie can travel around the world before the truth can put its shoes on."
  20. OK, got it, lose the leash. When I started climbing we used a hip belay. Why, we even made our own ropes before every climb! Out of hemp...uphill in the snow both ways. It's gotten so easy now.
  21. Yeah, my biner is big enough too, Rob! Don't be starting that kind of shit with me, man!
  22. It appears that the home-printing option is a thing of the past. Guess Billy Joe Bob couldn't answer the technological challenge of the 'print' button. But, the parking permits are still crazy easy to get.
  23. builder206

    bizarro

    You aren't going to beat fark.com at its own game so quit trying.
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