layton

Clearly you want me to be gay. why don't you just come out and say it Choadlicker, you want me.

that's fucking retarded jkeller. nobody's gonna call SAR before they go climbing. I was going to list all the reasons that is a very dumb idea, but there were too many.

right here JayB (minus one more year) there is no injury visible on the CT shown here. that line is just a visual aid for tracing the supraspinatus tendon.

the takoon is great if you have childrens' sized hands, otherwise, good luck.

look out it's right behind you!

DO YOvU HAVE (insert a girl's name here)'s hfPHNOE nUMBER?

if it is I have some serious issues besides shoulder pain

the MRI were too big to upload, so here are some choice CT 3D renderings. sexy

well, we wound up going a differnt waay after that.

note on that 1st pic Jordop posted. I fell, ripped out my #4 camalot and landed on my back. I can still feel that children's ax grinding in my skull under my helmet on the 2nd pic. good times.

i just puked in my mouth a little bit

tattletale

so.... before this goes downhill anymore (if that's possible...and in record time I might add), maybe this thread could be better suited for funny offwidth photos you've taken.

folks in squamish should be grateful to drink the fine people of whistler's sewage.

might I add the fine belay technique show above

Here's a photo of me and Skyclimb on an early attempt to get this sport off (or barely off) the ground. I was able to refine it to more of an isometic workout this weekend however.

they're gonna get a wicked skin burn offwidthing in that gettup

i was thinking up jugging up prusik peak. does anybody know it's diameter so I can find a suitable cord size to wrap around it?

hmmmm hmmmm dum de dum de dum

do you do her or what!!???

This weekend, i managed to invent a new sport by accident, Tethered Offwidthing. As it's first participant, all I can say is that it's a wonderful way to really savor that O.W. experience.

in my 37 years of climbing, i still have absolutely no idea how to tie a bowline or have ever wish i knew how to tie one

Practical Limitations: In practice, this knot would be almost impossible to tie under load; shortening one end and resecuring the line would be preferable. As a knot , it cannot pass through blocks or sheaves. In the critical environments presented by climbing, search and rescue, and boating, there are no applications where the Sheepshank would offer a preferred solution

i am right besides you