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corynauman
Jan 31, 2009, 2:01 AM
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I am New to this rock climbing.com thing Is it cool
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coastal_climber
Jan 31, 2009, 2:33 AM
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corynauman wrote: I am New to this rock climbing.com thing Is it cool
Just you wait.
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hosh
Jan 31, 2009, 7:25 AM
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A new Poast? Learn to spell.
Congratulations! You've had your first of MANY rude comments! (This one wasn't even that bad...)
hosh.
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giza
Jan 31, 2009, 7:39 AM
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WELCOME
Are you sure you want to post here?
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caleb_danner
Jan 31, 2009, 8:01 AM
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giza wrote: WELCOME [img]http://www.hobotraveler.com/blogphotos01/206-09-pig-roast-tupi-philippines.jpg[/img] Are you sure you want to post here?
that looks like good eating
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a-e-jones
Jan 31, 2009, 8:02 AM
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tha roke clim bing tings coler!
please dont make useless threads like this
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johnwesely
Jan 31, 2009, 12:54 PM
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I used to be so naive. I thought that we could have funny trolls and it wouldn't be a big deal. I didn't think that they could get this stupid. I was wrong.
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brownie710
Jan 31, 2009, 1:35 PM
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lord of the flies....and piggy just strolled on to the beach
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shockabuku
Jan 31, 2009, 6:11 PM
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Personally I would just buy them at Home depot, but let's say you specifically want a post for a split rail fence and you want to make it yourself.
Get the appropriate log, cut it to length, you can look in civil engineering literature for the appropriate lengths of above ground vs. below ground segments.
Then get some splitting wedges. If the log is only big enough for one post, then split the outside edges off by driving the wedges with the back side of an axe to form a square cross section with the remainder. Now you have the basic part of the post.
Next you need to get a drill with about a one inch bit or so and drill holes through the post (parallel to each other) at the right heights for the rails. Drill the holes in the center of where you want the rails. Then get a small bladed saw and cut out the ovals for the rail ends to be inserted.
There you go: a post.
By the way, post, as you may have noticed, has no "a" in it.
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qwert
Jan 31, 2009, 6:28 PM
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shockabuku wrote: Personally I would just buy them at Home depot, but let's say you specifically want a post for a split rail fence and you want to make it yourself. Get the appropriate log, cut it to length, you can look in civil engineering literature for the appropriate lengths of above ground vs. below ground segments. Then get some splitting wedges. If the log is only big enough for one post, then split the outside edges off by driving the wedges with the back side of an axe to form a square cross section with the remainder. Now you have the basic part of the post. Next you need to get a drill with about a one inch bit or so and drill holes through the post (parallel to each other) at the right heights for the rails. Drill the holes in the center of where you want the rails. Then get a small bladed saw and cut out the ovals for the rail ends to be inserted. There you go: a post. By the way, post, as you may have noticed, has no "a" in it.
thats some solid advice there!
Now you just need to explain how to do a pole (and how to dance around one) and then this can become a sticky in the beginners forum.
qwert
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shockabuku
Jan 31, 2009, 6:45 PM
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qwert wrote: shockabuku wrote: Personally I would just buy them at Home depot, but let's say you specifically want a post for a split rail fence and you want to make it yourself. Get the appropriate log, cut it to length, you can look in civil engineering literature for the appropriate lengths of above ground vs. below ground segments. Then get some splitting wedges. If the log is only big enough for one post, then split the outside edges off by driving the wedges with the back side of an axe to form a square cross section with the remainder. Now you have the basic part of the post. Next you need to get a drill with about a one inch bit or so and drill holes through the post (parallel to each other) at the right heights for the rails. Drill the holes in the center of where you want the rails. Then get a small bladed saw and cut out the ovals for the rail ends to be inserted. There you go: a post. By the way, post, as you may have noticed, has no "a" in it. thats some solid advice there! Now you just need to explain how to do a pole (and how to dance around one) and then this can become a sticky in the beginners forum. qwert
I'm not much of a dancer, but I do appreciate dancing. Especially pole dancing. Someone else should do that, and with illustrative pictures.
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Lazlo
Jan 31, 2009, 7:17 PM
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corynauman wrote: I am New to this rock climbing.com thing Is it cool
How's Magnus?
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Lazlo
Jan 31, 2009, 7:17 PM
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qwert wrote: shockabuku wrote: Personally I would just buy them at Home depot, but let's say you specifically want a post for a split rail fence and you want to make it yourself. Get the appropriate log, cut it to length, you can look in civil engineering literature for the appropriate lengths of above ground vs. below ground segments. Then get some splitting wedges. If the log is only big enough for one post, then split the outside edges off by driving the wedges with the back side of an axe to form a square cross section with the remainder. Now you have the basic part of the post. Next you need to get a drill with about a one inch bit or so and drill holes through the post (parallel to each other) at the right heights for the rails. Drill the holes in the center of where you want the rails. Then get a small bladed saw and cut out the ovals for the rail ends to be inserted. There you go: a post. By the way, post, as you may have noticed, has no "a" in it. thats some solid advice there! Now you just need to explain how to do a pole (and how to dance around one) and then this can become a sticky in the beginners forum. qwert
Sticky? Ew...
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corynauman
Jan 31, 2009, 8:20 PM
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you r a dush. you cant think of any thing better than making fun of my bad spelling. I can climb super hard 5.10b/+ and you probably top rope evrything.
Later speller hater
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corynauman
Jan 31, 2009, 8:27 PM
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What about a using a polaski to simply skin some logs down to poast size? and my bad spelling is a lernig DISABILTY are you Areienist? besisds if you cant handle the bad spelling dont reaad it. thanks for the bata
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corynauman
Jan 31, 2009, 8:29 PM
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isint rc.com just for talking trash any way.
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corynauman
Jan 31, 2009, 8:30 PM
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I love bacon
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johnwesely
Jan 31, 2009, 8:50 PM
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corynauman wrote: isint rc.com just for talking trash any way.
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Lazlo
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corynauman wrote: I love bacon
You're my favorite troll ever!
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climbingtrash
Feb 1, 2009, 4:36 AM
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corynauman wrote: I love bacon
Reminds me of a story I must tell later...
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Lazlo
Feb 1, 2009, 4:47 AM
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climbingtrash wrote: corynauman wrote: I love bacon Reminds me of a story I must tell later...
Tell it now. I have time.
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curt
Feb 1, 2009, 4:55 AM
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corynauman wrote: you r a dush. you cant think of any thing better than making fun of my bad spelling. I can climb super hard 5.10b/+ and you probably top rope evrything. Later speller hater
WTF? Top roping is fun, especially 5.10b/+
Curt
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shockabuku
Feb 1, 2009, 5:18 AM
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corynauman wrote: What about a using a polaski to simply skin some logs down to poast size? and my bad spelling is a lernig DISABILTY are you Areienist? besisds if you cant handle the bad spelling dont reaad it. thanks for the bata
What word is that?
I have to guess that failing to compensate for your disability by using the spell check falls into some other category then?
(This post was edited by shockabuku on Feb 1, 2009, 5:20 AM)
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sungam
Feb 1, 2009, 8:28 AM
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corynauman wrote: I love bacon
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