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I_do
Dec 7, 2009, 3:22 PM
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sungam wrote: jt512 wrote: IclimbNAKED wrote: Well, that's a perfectly acceptable solution. I thought you made perfect sense when you said learn to bowline, it seems implicit that if there is only one thing named the bowline involved in climbing, then learning to tie such a knot is to "learn to bowline." Except that isn't how English works. "Learn to bowline" no more means "learn to tie a bowline" than "learn to shoe" means "learn to put on a shoe", or "learn to car" means "learn to drive." Jay Like learn to fist does not mean learn how to punch some dude inna face?
Not a dude not the face.
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full1346
Dec 7, 2009, 4:34 PM
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laanguiano wrote: Id rather not take my own harness because 1) That will wear out your belay loop quicker, 2) The belay loop is designed to belay.. not take hard falls. I'm not worried about it since I'm just TR'ing, but id rather not use improper technique in my harness. Ill save the mileage and wear out their belay loops instead. In reply to: Noob, you are going to diez
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justroberto
Dec 7, 2009, 11:29 PM
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This thread is so bad that I had to give every individual post a single star.
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macblaze
Dec 8, 2009, 12:42 AM
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stymingersfink wrote: angry wrote: bigwhitej wrote: It really should not be problem except that the belay loop is not rated for a dynamic fall. It is really only for static weight. So with top roping if the belayer has the rope fairly tight the whole time then there should be no issue but I personally would not trust it any sort of a dynamic fall. That statement just made my evening. You'reThis is a funny dudethread, dude.
Would you people quit with the post resurrection! It's a smack in the face every time I'm surprised by Stym's posts from the past...
Sheesh.
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