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Sound's like the book's a real sage burner.

what annoys me is these brainless democrats that want to save the world but when it comes to a baby they will fucking butcher it as it comes out the birth canal. This is the most ludricrous thing I've seen posted here yet. There's no way anyone would butcher a baby as it comes out of the birth canal. You'd want to fatten it up first for a few weeks until it's big enough to fill the Weber, marinate, then...bon appetite, mon ami! Do you know what partial birth abortion is??? Doubt it. Look into it buddy frickin sick. Good old Hilliary loves it. They deliver a baby feet first. Leave the head in the birth canal, insert a scissors in the back of the head and scramble the brains and suck them out. Basically its murder. But he lets call it a choice. Dumb ass people. It annoys me to see a good cut of meat wasted. Car car ca car carpooling. Ca car car ca ca ca carpooling.

what annoys me is these brainless democrats that want to save the world but when it comes to a baby they will fucking butcher it as it comes out the birth canal. This is the most ludricrous thing I've seen posted here yet. There's no way anyone would butcher a baby as it comes out of the birth canal. You'd want to fatten it up first for a few weeks until it's big enough to fill the Weber, marinate, then...bon appetite, mon ami!

I don't consider 2 people in a car carpooling. Wanna read my manifesto?

I'm researching for my new book about the making of the book about the Mt. Hood tragedy. Any help from the climbing community would be appreciated. Submit useful material and I will pee your avatar name on the lawn in front of the Mountaineers Headquarters.

There has been some snafflecide, however.

Since my home particle beam weapon has been operational no genocide has occurred in my neighborhood.

Lighten up, Mike. I float on a cloud of levity, Pat. Yeah, but when are you going to float on the end of a climbing rope? Tis the season....

Lighten up, Mike.

Ahem...well...that was an exploratory foray for a later ascent of the Triple Couloirs, my good man.

Shouldn't you be busy organizing the Resistance?

I wouldn't know much about any of this, having never retreated from an objective.

Lesbots. Cool.

Perhaps if you talk to it softly it will drop where you need it to. Personally, if there are any horns or trees on the route (never happens), I like to make the bulk of my rope clears them. That almost always requires a hefty throw.

Dru might learn to DROP a subject now and then. And, I agree with JH: standard procedures are often anything but in the field. Now, back to our regularly scheduled program...

Just don't tell your HR person at work that you've got to run home to hunt some coons.

Strike five. Using a stuff sack is essential to manage a pull line for single rope rappels. You can't throw a pull line; way too delicate, light and tangly. If you don't know how to do a single rope rappel with a pull line, I'm sure teh interwebs can help.

i think 2 people in in harnesses hanging out at Smith Rock shooting the shit, although considered climbing, is not.

Yes, if you are worried about not knowing how much rope you have left, and about potentially rapping off the end of your rope, then putting the ends of your rope in a sack where you can't see them or see how much rope is eft below you is a grrrreat! idea Strike four. He mentioned tying a knots in the rope before rapping. On a related note, using a stuff sack for the pull line is standard procedure for single rope rappels...for all the reasons already mentioned.

YOu haven't let CBS cook with yours I see....

After your first stuck rope, you might view the issue from a less academic viewpoint.

Take a hint from Pepe le Pew and broaden your idea of what constitutes a cat.

I tie a double overhand a couple feet up from each end. It's been a while since I tied both ends together; I seem to remember it tended to kink up the rope somehow. It's hard to throw two ends of a rope separately (preferred in an alpine environment, particularly if windy) if they're tied together. My partner recently had this discussion on a climb before a short rappel. We were running short on time and couldn't afford to get a rope stuck on a rocky face we couldn't see, so I rapped first and tied the knots for his rap. In my mind, in windy conditions on a rocky face the objective hazard of getting a rope stuck if knotted outweighs the subjective hazard of biffing it and rapping off the end. In other situations, probably not. I would never tie the two ends of a rope together in any situation. You're just begging to get the rope stuck with loop and huge knot like that.

Does anyone know what this woman's trying to get at? Is it that she has a deep seated need to invent her own secret language?

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