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I still have all of mine as well, including my first: a samsung sph-n200.

That's some advanced fuckin sarcasm right there

It happens. Not a big deal and frankly those are important things that we should all care about so I can't say I disagree.

Take care of yourself. None of this is normal and thus you're going to need more self care than normal. You are making a difference even just sharing the way this makes you feel. We're all in this together and I can see you know that too.

No worries!

Oh I certainly don't disagree with you. Yea my interpretation of what you were saying is that Caitlin was the 'another' dead American. Which is definitely true. Stay strong.

You're not wrong but the point here is that it's actually way more than one.

It's numbers man don't take it too seriously

Counter point: not necessarily. Example: I was born in the late 80s. I really grew up in the 90s and 2000s.

Haha you are definitely the person that came to my mind but my client only shows the plaintext username now so it's a bit harder to spot you

Yea if we're talking about biggest cultural impact I don't think final destination is even in my top 50. It's not even in my top 10 horror (IT, Psycho, Blair Witch Project, The Shining, Alien, Jaws, Saw, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Silence of the Lambs, The Exorcist)

Totally agree. Feeding through a Grigri in order to lead belay necessitates disabling the autolockimg behavior of the device and creates an opportunity for a fall to the ground if the climber loses it unexpectedly. Belaying with an ATC still isn't a replacement for vigilance, though. Catching a lead fall with minimal fall distance requires a combination of constant attention, deep understanding of the route, its cruxes, and your climber, anticipation of the fall based on your observation of the climber, and bulletproof mechanical memory of the process. Even still, runout is a thing on many routes. I would add on to your statement; the most dangerous part may be the drive to the crag (or perhaps, a scramble approach) but the second most dangerous part may well be the climb to the first draw.

Belaying a lead climber is much less straightforward than belaying a top roper, so that's all true assuming he has an excellent belayer, which I'm sure Adam does. That being said mistakes still happen; just look at Sara Al Qunaibet's recentish fall. Alex Honnold was also dropped by his (at the time) girlfriend and suffered injury. He was lucky to be on the first pitch of a multi pitch climb at the time.

Nah; it's actually sport climbing, not trad. You can see in the higher definition photo that he's got a quick draw attached to a bolt below him. Trad (traditional) climbing means climbing without prebolted routes where you place pro(tection) as you climb, like cams, nuts and hexes to name a few. If he were climbing trad, you would see a bunch of pro hanging off his belt because he'd need to place it as he climbs. Also pretty sure there's not even enough going on on the dawn wall to climb trad which is why it's generally looked down upon to bolt a wall if pro can be placed. Trad climbing the same wall would be much harder than sport climbing the same wall because placing pro is so more more involved than placing a quickdraw. Also you have to carry it up. Also if you place pro incorrectly and you fall you can die. Sport climbing in practice is much safer.

To clarify further, the quickdraws are already placed for him. This is likely because the dawn wall is just that hard that you really don't have a chance if you have to spend the energy placing quickdraws as you climb.

Steel cut oats in my instant pot every morning. 1:2 oats to water, a little vanilla extract and a pinch of salt, 4 minutes high pressure with 10 minutes natural release. It doesn't take long until it's just a habit you never want to break. Your colon will thank you.

Fyi Adam is free climbing here but not free soloing; there's a big difference. The rope in this photo has either been edited out or is hard to see. Free climbing means climbing without aid, like ladders or ascenders attached to the rope. If youve climed at your local gym, you have free climed.

Edit: it's just hard to see but it's there. It's yellow and coming down beneath him.

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If I could learn to give up on Lando and actually want a Piastri championship win I would be a much happier person.

Goddamn if this isn't some of the best acting out there. The subtle change in Christoph's smile and eyes is top notch.

Hey now, microwaved frozen pancakes don't count as actual pancakes!