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i like Andrew.

Rollo wrote:i like Andrew.

Yeah, you always seemed a little light in the pants Rollo. That explains a lot.

Mack5 wrote:Climb2core, from the sounds your Wife makes on the rock, you would think you bring your stick to the Crag.....

What a fantastic comment. The only thing more girlish at the crag that day was your figure. Keep the comments coming dough boy.

Mack5 wrote:there is one (1) perma draw on The Mule above the roof....i assume who ever put it there , put it there for cleaning...if i had a wrench with me i wouldve taken it down.....but i didnt....

If its in a low visibility spot (or at least not some bright shinny color) and making the route safer, should it be removed? a couple cleaning draws scattered around is much lower impact visibly compared to full equipped routes.

Mack5 wrote:there is one (1) perma draw on The Mule above the roof....i assume who ever put it there , put it there for cleaning...if i had a wrench with me i wouldve taken it down.....but i didnt....

I put that up there within the last couple months and i used a wrench so no wanker would be able to take it off with some deliberate effort. It was intended as a cleaning draw. If someone wants to take it down feel free; i'm not going to be in the area for a while to do it myself.

visibility=impact?

flying pigs=reality


a yonker is a young man
to wuzzle means to mix
a baloo is a bear

to somebody walking by it is. Not everybody likes looking a shiny draws hanging off a cliff.

and thanks for the standardized testing flash back,

Clevis Hitch wrote:visibility=impact?

flying pigs=reality

In the eyes of NFS fixed draws is development that promotes increased utilization which leads to increased impact.

so by the transitive property

Fixed Draws=Increased Impact