You continually impress. That thing is pretty cool. Father and son ski adventures in the woods just got one hell of an upgrade.
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You continually impress. That thing is pretty cool. Father and son ski adventures in the woods just got one hell of an upgrade.
Frickin’ spectacular, Trackhead.
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Sweet! You're gonna get some good skiing in with that thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trackhead
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This is insane
https://youtu.be/MAX7tUU0ebQ?si=o50EEOX1StdI0dZl
Holy shit.
Fuck that. I'm way over working on shit after 25 years of it.
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didn't watch the video but it's obvious what it's about. the dude just died recently (maybe that's in the video or maybe that's why the algorithm is feeding it to people).Quote:
Originally Posted by byates1
my old climbing partner's father was a Hitler Brown Shirt and a doctor. After the war he came to the US and started building a house. The guy owned a bulldozer. The house was framed with steel I beams. This went on for decades. Michael had to go home from med school every weekend to help dad work on the house, until he told dad to fuck off and dad stopped paying for school. (About this time Michael started eating dog food.) The house was never finished because the guy was shot to death by a patient.
I'm not saying Jim Bishop was insane (maybe he was a little) but he clearly was not a trained engineer. That thing is sketchy as hell. There are poorly made signs all over it saying its dangerous and "at your own risk" and there are stories of people falling to various degrees of injury. He knew that thing wasn't safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by byates1
Kill yourself if you want a thrill but don't take your kids up that shit pile its not up to code, its not safe, its not a good idea.
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Testing the new blade I built under the cover of darkness.
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