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irockclimb
Aug 5, 2005, 2:54 AM
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slacklinejoe
Aug 5, 2005, 4:00 AM
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:roll:
no.
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mtnfr34k
Aug 5, 2005, 6:42 AM
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Dude. Punctuation.
Learn it. Use it. Communicate with it.
Notice I don't care about grammar. Or spelling.
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sully264
Aug 5, 2005, 7:08 PM
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Apparently,
he do wud he waunt!
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kobaz
Aug 5, 2005, 7:23 PM
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In reply to: yo buddy ill type how i want to. im 16 and i dont care about it wat so ever. and if ur not gunna answer my question DONT POST
That is an awesome attitude to have if you want some help on this board. Keep it up and you're likely to not get any help at all.
I've never used biners for slacklineing (only used a ratchet and various hooks and things that came with my slackline express kit), but many people here have said to not use slack biners for climbing because of the very large forces involved in slacklining that seriously strain the biners.
Do a forums search for more info.
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foxtrotuniform
Aug 7, 2005, 12:02 AM
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For me, it depends. Big 35kN steel biners? Sure, I'd use them climbing afterwards. A clove hitched oval on an often used line? Naw, it's off of climbing detail from now on.
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poedoe
Aug 7, 2005, 1:47 AM
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This seriously has been posted and discussed a lot, but.....
The reason you shouldn't use slackline biners for climbing bassically comes down to the way that Alluminum responds to repeated cycles of force (stress is actually the right word).............
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vegastradguy
Aug 7, 2005, 3:16 AM
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for future reference:
'beaner' = incredibly rude racial slur
'biner' or 'krab' = shorthand for carabiner.
also for future refrence: some 16 year olds do actually know how to spell and use grammar...those that don't should study harder.
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mr_lemons
Aug 7, 2005, 3:28 AM
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LOL
lay off the kid
some people type these post quick and don't care that much... you get the idea without all the crap
don;t climb and slack with the same biners!
it's like an extra $14 and it may help you live longer... i would say it's worth it
$0.02
Matt
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ctardi
Aug 7, 2005, 3:33 AM
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In reply to: LOL lay off the kid some people type these post quick and don't care that much... you get the idea without all the crap don;t climb and slack with the same biners! it's like an extra $14 and it may help you live longer... i would say it's worth it $0.02 Matt
he's 16 and doesn't care :wink:
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climbtothebeet
Aug 7, 2005, 4:24 AM
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get seprate ones. ive had krabs, carabiners, and "clipy thingys" with enough tention on them that the gates wouldnt open loaded. thats enough for me to be careful and get extra clipy things for slacking.
oh, and im 17, and i spel horible, but, i TRY. and my keyboard is coverd with dried orange soda
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coldclimb
Aug 7, 2005, 4:45 AM
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I designated a bunch of booty biners for slacklining, and any gear that I didn't really find useful on my climbing rack (my really awkwardly thick Fixe slings, for example, are excellent for highline setup). Ovals are great, since they're a little clunky to be much fun for most climbing purposes, but they're excellent for slacklines. They're also cheap.
I honestly don't worry too much about it though. But that's just me. Worry all you want. ;)
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mr_lemons
Aug 7, 2005, 4:47 AM
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BUT, john doesn't have a job... so he will fork over his life before $14 for more biners
lol
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coldclimb
Aug 7, 2005, 4:49 AM
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In reply to: BUT, john doesn't have a job... so he will fork over his life before $14 for more biners lol
And besides, I do have a larger collection of booty gear than SOMEBODY'S rack, so I can afford to spare a few biners for the slackline! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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mr_lemons
Aug 7, 2005, 4:50 AM
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pff
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irockclimbtoo
Aug 8, 2005, 8:14 PM
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to:
mtnfr34k
sully264
kobaz
ctardi
vegastradguy
the responses that you guys have given in this thread are fine examples of why no one can recieve any help on this site and the reason for people getting fed up with all the bullshit
to mr_lemons
thank you for trying to help out someone that you don't know and have never met even though the majority of losers on this site seem to be too busy amusing themselves rather than helping someone that posts on here for answers
to everyone
why do you feel the need to flame people on this site without helping at all? people know that they don't know everything and thats why they're on this site asking for help and no one likes you to point it out to them as i'm sure that you wouldn't like it either and don't bother saying that you don't care if people point it out to you because you do
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coldclimb
Aug 8, 2005, 8:37 PM
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It's the internet man. The first thing you've gotta learn is not to take anything seriously. Otherwise you just load yourself down with a lot of anger, and nobody likes to be angry, right? ;) If you let it get to you, you stop having fun. :)
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ctardi
Aug 9, 2005, 5:26 PM
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In reply to: to: mtnfr34k sully264 kobaz ctardi vegastradguy the responses that you guys have given in this thread are fine examples of why no one can recieve any help on this site and the reason for people getting fed up with all the s--- to mr_lemons thank you for trying to help out someone that you don't know and have never met even though the majority of losers on this site seem to be too busy amusing themselves rather than helping someone that posts on here for answers to everyone why do you feel the need to flame people on this site without helping at all? people know that they don't know everything and thats why they're on this site asking for help and no one likes you to point it out to them as i'm sure that you wouldn't like it either and don't bother saying that you don't care if people point it out to you because you do
Do I care? No. I keep my karma up by helping lots of others. More than you, by looking at your posts.
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flipnfall
Aug 9, 2005, 6:13 PM
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Just a thought to those who wouldn't climb on them, wouldn't the biners display visible damage like a crack near the pin on the gate? (see below)
http://www.thethornbergs.com/...g/stressfracture.jpg
I promise that I won't call them "microfractures" ever again. Learned my lesson on that one.
GT
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tradgal
Aug 9, 2005, 6:21 PM
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I thought you were going to ask about whether people in the Caribbean like to slackline...
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flipnfall
Aug 9, 2005, 6:24 PM
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In reply to: I thought you were going to ask about whether people in the Caribbean like to slackline...
Very funny! Wait, is this what people mean when they say, "Troll"?
It's still funny.
GT
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ctardi
Aug 9, 2005, 7:20 PM
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In reply to: In reply to: I thought you were going to ask about whether people in the Caribbean like to slackline... Very funny! Wait, is this what people mean when they say, "Troll"? It's still funny. GT
A troll is more like someone asking a stupid question to get a stupid response. See: Community.
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hosh
Aug 9, 2005, 7:24 PM
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to the OP:
hey, sorry people are being jerks to you. however, you did lay down some serious sas in your second post in this thread. perhaps just let things slide a little and it'll all be cool. unless of course you want other people to think you're a meat head. Dude, you're only 16. chill out.
hosh.
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irockclimbtoo
Aug 9, 2005, 9:09 PM
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In reply to: In reply to: to: mtnfr34k sully264 kobaz ctardi vegastradguy the responses that you guys have given in this thread are fine examples of why no one can recieve any help on this site and the reason for people getting fed up with all the s--- to mr_lemons thank you for trying to help out someone that you don't know and have never met even though the majority of losers on this site seem to be too busy amusing themselves rather than helping someone that posts on here for answers to everyone why do you feel the need to flame people on this site without helping at all? people know that they don't know everything and thats why they're on this site asking for help and no one likes you to point it out to them as i'm sure that you wouldn't like it either and don't bother saying that you don't care if people point it out to you because you do Do I care? No. I keep my karma up by helping lots of others. More than you, by looking at your posts.
goodbye
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