Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 3:39 am
And here I was worried about a little oil and elm snot.
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Speaking of which, my *new* rope (which was given to me by a concerned and very cool partner) sprung a new core shot this weekend. It is close enough the the end where I can cut it, and still have pretty close to a 50 meter rope, as I already had to cut the other end due to another core shot. So, this means I have to pull the rope I retired (the one that inspired Mark to give me his old rope) out and start using it again on longer routes.rhino wrote:When you no longer can call it a rope while keeping a straight face...then give it to Wes and he will use it a little longer...I don't think he ever met a core shot he didn't like.
Toad wrote:Old climbing ropes, if they aren't too large in diameter, are great for bondage as they don't cut into the skin when wrapped around select body parts. They shed candle wax well, too. And don't get me started about the colors. Chicks dig the colors. After a few bouts in the dungeon, then you can think about really retiring the rope.
Probably in better shape then my current rope. Although the one you have is the one I did a bunch of ice climbing in. Nothing like trying to set your front points a couple times, and upon not being able to, look down to see your rope stuck in the middle of two sharp pieces of metal.davsa wrote:I've got one of Wes's retired "ropes" you can have Piggie. My cat has been using it for a scratching post, but I think it's still good.
This should be a ride at King's Island!Wes wrote: The look on Meadows face when I hung the anchor draws, didn't clip the rope, let my feet cut, and said "You ready" was classic.