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If it ain't mine I don't take it.

caribe wrote:If it ain't mine I don't take it.

Gotta take it man, its just like litter in the forest, left there behind by someone too lazy or forgetful to retrieve it. If we let cracks fill up with
everyones garbage we'd have sport climbs. Give it back, keep it, sell it- seems like you should at least clean it though.

I have no idea what you all are talking about... A .5, a yellow friend?? What is all this jibber jabber you are talking of. Now draws left on anyhting under 5.12...total booty!!

hahahah I remember the first time I had to leave "booty" a symmetrical D carabiner on Sex Show at Torrent....If all booty was that cheap...I think it cost like 2 dollars.

Oh, I thought we were talking about trad gear. If it's somebody's draws on a sport route I'd leave those. If it's a bail biner I'd grab it, and for quicklinks it just depends on how easy they are to take off.

I spend 2 seconds deciding if leaving teh gear will help me clean, then yoink

DriskellHR wrote:That reminds me Krampus I have one of your draws!

it must have Fallen into my pack

sure it did, just got up and walked in there on its own did it?

512OW wrote:Take it.

If it belongs to someone you don't know, and they ask nicely, give it back.

If it belongs to someone close to you, and they demand it back, keep it for sure.

I concur Doctor.

"Slip it out da crack, clip it to da rack" Odub

So the .5 BD is Jordan Woods cam. He helped out with some guiding a couple weeks ago and it got left behind when a huge storm came in. Thats one I would offer back up to the owner.

I have no idea whose quick draw was on it