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That’s quite a trip Stig. And to think they say our job is dangerous...... Ive broken 3 bones in the last two years including tib and fib. Can’t recommend it really, but you do heal up. Just needs time and patience.

By deliberately disobeying you are being influenced just as much as if you'd done as you were told. The essence of true personal freedom is to do exactly what you were going to do anyway without caring what the other person thinks of your choice.

I always assume it's a race, first one to finish the tune wins!

I take it the client owns a lot of hats? :lol:

I dunno, there's something very homely about the eerie glow of uranium.

5' 10" and 175 ish. Used to be 160 when I fenced and trained every day.

I have a female friend who met her now husband ten years ago at 17, when he was 22. He was her teacher for 6-7 months at the time. Do you think he should be prosecuted and if so for what? I don't know exactly when they started their relationship and it's none of my business. Definitely illegal...

Moral of the tale, when travelling to Brazil, pack an ashtray. The local bars often run out.

Sure, as long as you cut the hinge up thin enough. Actually if the hinge was left too thick with the silly step back cut thingy it would still barberchair.

Finally, a use for the beaver cut!

I have that one, and the foxfire book.

You might appreciate this then! https://youtu.be/Uo3cVuvVRUE

He has white cows too.... :lol:

You have to be much more accurate with your finger placement, with a fretted instrument you always aim for close to the fret, but it doesn't matter too much where you put the fingertip. With no frets every note you play is going to be flat or sharp unless you get it spot on, lines or no lines. I...

Sounds interesting, I am naturally sceptical but try to approach things with an open mind. On the subject of controlling aspects of your physiology that are generally considered outside of conscious control, have you read anything by or about Wim Hof? His book is called Becoming the Iceman...

As far as our British training and certification goes, the answer to all 4 is yes. Lowering equipment can and should be used when the climbers own line is damaged or unusable. On the first question, you could use the grcs but keep the casualty attached to their climbing line. Changeovers have...

Not necessarily, it's easy to make a small fortune in Treework You just need to start with a large fortune.

Only just caught up with this, hope everything goes well for her Jim.

Nothing wrong with a casserole, bit of beef skirt, some half decent ale, some home made beef stock, and some veggies and you've got a real tasty winter treat. Pop some dumplings on top half an hour before the end, one of my all time favourite winter meals.

Apparently it's an acquired taste. Also traditional in Poland as Christmas Day dinner.