By Tom Hanson From Castle Rock, CO Sep 3, 2008
| Bolts. |  |
By Shawn Mitchell From Broomfield Sep 3, 2008
| Nuts
EDIT: Boy do I feel dumb...or slow :) |  |
By Tom Hanson From Castle Rock, CO Sep 3, 2008
| My buddy Mike was right. He wrote: "put the word "bolts" in any posting and out come the responses."
I posted a one liner, merely typing "bolts" and within three minutes there were three responses.
Now how come when I posted about beer can bashies I received no response whatsoever? I would have thought that beer can bashies might solicit several responses, or at least inquiries, but no one is interested in alternative pro anymore. By the way, beer can bashies are for real. I've hung on them and fallen on them and they are bomber if placed by an expert. |  |
By Darren Mabe Sep 3, 2008
| simple tom, the beer can bashie post seemed like a troll. this one seems for real, and should get a lot of discussion.
;)
EDIT: besides, this was the funniest ones i have read in a while. thanks. |  |
By Shawn Mitchell From Broomfield Sep 3, 2008
| LOL.
You left it hanging on your last removal proj and I thought it was booty. |  |
By Ray Lovestead From Boulder, CO Sep 3, 2008
| I once had a taekwondo instructor pound nails in wood with his forehead and pull them out with his teeth.
Just thought I'd share that. |  |
By John Langston Sep 3, 2008
| Shawn Mitchell wrote: LOL. You left it hanging on your last removal proj and I thought it was booty.
You chopped the bastille didn't you? |  |
By Deaun Schovajsa From Arvada, CO Sep 3, 2008
| John Langston wrote: You chopped the bastille didn't you?
I hope it's not chopped yet. I haven't sent and need the bolts to dog on and work every move into submission!
I'll chop it when I've sent - everyone else stay away! |  |
By Shawn Mitchell From Broomfield Sep 3, 2008
| Ray, we can all see the picture. That wasn't your instructor...it was you.
John, haven't chopped it yet. I'm waiting for Tom to get the send so it'll hurt more and be a better lesson when I erase his blight.
Hey Tom, thanks for the kind word on the other thread. By the time I got back on, it would have been self-serving to cite it. I consider you a friend too. I'm eager for November 4 to pass so there's more time to get on a rope with you!
I'm sure Bob will be a friend too, when I meet him...and if he's not as growly bear scary as his posts :)
EDIT: OK, Deaun. You teach him the lesson. |  |
By Jeff Welch From Lakewood, CO Sep 3, 2008
| ATTENTION:
After ruthlessly wiring the Bastille Crack using the bolts, I sent the line on entirely natural gear yesterday. The line protects extremely well with small gear; I got a 00 Ballnut in while still standing on the ground, then no gear for the next 65 ft with the crux at 50 ft. At 65ft I placed a #0 Friend with only two tipped-out lobes in contact, then ran it out to the anchors. I've tentatively rated the line 5.13c X. Obviously, since it takes gear so readily, I will be chopping the bolts as soon as possible. It's a real shame that such a beautiful line with such abundant and excellent gear placements was bolted to begin with.
Thank you for your consideration. |  |
By Robert 560 From Ogden, Utah Sep 3, 2008
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Tom, I don't believe that "bolts" are the real issue here. The problem as I see it, is having the correct tools to get the job done. |  |
By Darren Mabe Sep 3, 2008
| just dont take my project draws on bastille. |  |
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