@Tim_Ballard: Isn't that a ban-hammer comment, along with "First!"?

Best of Both Worlds:

@FourFeet: Same here... I've been backing up to a NAS without any problems despite disconnecting from WiFi.

"More human than human" is our motto.

@cottonwin: "You don't fuck with a nerdlet and her computer parts."

@steve.: That's true, but you can't really compare the likes of Dan Osman with someone like say, Chris Sharma. Not only are they separated on different ends of the sport climbing spectrum, but also by a decade or two. Both are amazing legends in their own right but you can never put them on the same podium.

Hey guys! I just stabbed myself in the foot with a knife and

@BlueRSX: According to your own analogy, you're saying Hendricks is

The real king of climbing is Dan Osman. RIP.

@BlueRSX: Quake3 > Unreal.

But can you do the bridge to rail jump on Q3DM6?

Defense budgets always have a way of running excessively high. I found the leaked original prototype model: much lower cost, smaller, better mobility, and just as deadly.

@SkipErnst: Some people do. I just estimate using my index finger and thumb - it's really not that hard, though some people have problems cooking an egg.

@McMike: My thoughts exactly. Trying to fix something that isn't broken just leaves it... well... broken.

So, security on airplanes is pretty bad... if you get through the first lock, the second one uses the exact same locking mechanism.

People really wear clothes like that? He's well off enough to buy a MacBook Air, so it's not like the clothes are donated to him. They wear clothes like that by choice? Really?

@WampaCow: I don't see any rope in the photo, so I'm assuming you lead climb this thing, so bring-your-own-rope. Regardless, you can't buy normal pre-cut rope off the shelf so you have to get bulk.

@schall129: It might be very barely enough. You still need a meter or two on either end for tying in and safety. The belayer might have to climb a few meters up himself just to get his partner back down.

@Erik The Red: My local gym has 20 meter climbs where I will sometimes climb up the same route 2 or 3 times immediately after one another for a combined 40-60 meters. The workout is great for building up endurance.

I would totally climb this!