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I like how, while he's going to undo the carabiner, he loses and catches his balance.
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Cojawfee posted:I like how, while he's going to undo the carabiner, he loses and catches his balance. yeah the last time this came up didn't someone say he's supposed to be carrying two lines and attach the second one to where he's going before he undoes the first, that way he's never untethered? this guy seems to be free balling it for a little bit, which is Bad
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It never occurred to me that there would be urban bouldering problems, but it makes perfect sense.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Always make sure to employ a fall arrestor Carl. accept no substitute
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:We have an Isuzu NPR at work. That thing is fun to drive occasionally because you feel like you can reach and touch whatever it is you're about to hit. Also being seated right over the wheels is a different experience. I do not feel safe in it at all. Sounds a lot like driving a VW Microbus. (Ours was a camper.) Before you hopped into the driver's seat, you kissed your knees goodbye.
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Arivia posted:yeah the last time this came up didn't someone say he's supposed to be carrying two lines and attach the second one to where he's going before he undoes the first, that way he's never untethered? this guy seems to be free balling it for a little bit, which is Bad yeah then someone else said that was old procedure for reasons my fevered brain cannot dredge up.
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Mar 2, 2022 04:14
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this and the previous one are really loving impressive.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:It never occurred to me that there would be urban bouldering problems, but it makes perfect sense. Among my climbing friends in the 1970s, it was called "buildering".
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Jonny Nox posted:yeah then someone else said that was old procedure for reasons my fevered brain cannot dredge up. Obviously the people only using one line don't make any safety complaints. The ones who use two, well it's a bit of a hassle.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Ukrainians are goddamn hardcore: Gotta carry that thing a few miles to meet up with a girl and talk to her for a bit
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Empty Sandwich posted:why do people calmly take video rather than running for higher ground
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LifeSunDeath posted:this and the previous one are really loving impressive. and I have trouble rolling out of bed. very impressive.
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dare you to put yore dick on it
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Jonny Nox posted:yeah then someone else said that was old procedure for reasons my fevered brain cannot dredge up. If I remember correctly, the issue is that people don't do things like tether the new line, and then untether the old line, they do things like untether the old line, and forget about tethering the new lines, their brains just assuming that it is tethered. Similar issues occur when climbing really long ladders that you want to tether yourself to, and one goon had an example from some zip-line course.
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The Spicy Donuts are amazing...
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Harry_Potato posted:The Spicy Donuts are amazing... That's what a 700C - 900C donut based on the color? I guess boiled brake fluid is on the menu.
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Fuller9x posted:That's what a 700C - 900C donut based on the color? I guess boiled brake fluid is on the menu. that's the brake disc, right? so something is making the system brake REALLY REALLY hard?
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Arivia posted:that's the brake disc, right? so something is making the system brake REALLY REALLY hard? The guy that posted it said the brake was seized and the guy drove it for a long while before coming in. They also wanted to know if it was safe to drive.
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How'd the brakes avoid catching fire, unless if they already flamed out all their combustible materials? Now I want my car's rotors to be that color by default, it looks sick. Also, the concerned look from other drivers would be pretty funny.
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Race cars light their rotors up pretty frequently.
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Arivia posted:that's the brake disc, right? so something is making the system brake REALLY REALLY hard? Doesn't have to be really hard, just constant
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Oh my God it's glowing? I thought it was just like, painted or something and was wondering what the OSHA part was!
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Why did they spray paint their rotor pink? ... Oh. ... OH.
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Hilario Baldness posted:Gotta carry that thing a few miles to meet up with a girl and talk to her for a bit 'be mine'
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PurpleXVI posted:Oh my God it's glowing? I thought it was just like, painted or something and was wondering what the OSHA part was! 
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takes a lot more energy to get iron discs glowing red than it does carbon ceramics. pretty impressive imo youd think theyd smell the boiled brake fluid and cooked wheel bearing grease
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Exactly. If the pros do it all the time, you just follow their lead, they know what they're doing.
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PurpleXVI posted:Oh my God it's glowing? I thought it was just like, painted or something and was wondering what the OSHA part was! You're not the only one.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:takes a lot more energy to get iron discs glowing red than it does carbon ceramics. That's very true, those brakes would also be virtually unusable on a street car (they don't work until they get very hot) What I'm saying is if your street car's rotors are glowing, it's time to take it into the car doctor.
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"unskilled labor"
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Last time that came up I think the consensus was that someone had it it with a blowtorch perhaps to loosen it? Otherwise the reg glow would be distributed differently.
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Captain Hygiene posted:Exactly. If the pros do it all the time, you just follow their lead, they know what they're doing. Careful, that's how stancing started.
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How many things went wrong to get us where we are today? It has a spicy, earthy nutty flavor can't quite trace, it's just not conductive to my understanding.
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sign him up for the knicks
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FuturePastNow posted:
The Soviet intelligence apparatus took great pains to create maps of all of Europe with just incredible detail on things like rivers depth, tree density in a forest and load limits for all bridges. And then I guess neglected to keep any of this in mind?
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