Use of Climbing Gear for Non Climbing Purposes

[incubus]

Beck said:

tying me to my desk this weekend so i can meet a deadline, instead of climbing with it!! DAMN, i hope no one else anwsers this till monday or i'm not the only sucka working too much-

If you laid off the free brewskis during the week, you wouldn't be having this problem. You made your bed, now lay in it, bitch.

[Beck]

...sometimes it's nice to be chained to the desk, you should see my editorial assistant! plus the beers add some inducment to office "work"

 

Emergency high rise fire escape.

[incubus]

beck's editorial assistant

 

 

as to the beer - well, you make the call

 

 

here's beck doing "office work"

 

[pope]

I had to dig out some posts that supported a cubic, shed-type structure. I had no idea that anybody ever used that much concrete in a post hole. Of the four posts, two of them had been set in concrete that was equal in volume to a sphere three feet in diameter. The structure used to have a fiberglass satelite dish on it, one of those 6-foot jobbers that catch a lot of wind.

 

Anyway, after hours of digging I managed to get a webbing harness around the damn thing, then attached a chain to a "come-along" and a tree. Where the chain ran out of the pit, I padded the lip with an ice axe. When I finally got this thing to the surface, I couldn't roll it without levering it with a digging bar!

 

Anybody want to buy an ice axe? I suspect it could withstand the strength test where the fat ranger leans it against a boulder and jumps on it.