Still celebrating Browns win over ratbirds
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nice photos.
hell i always pictured you as a fat ass like stan and zombo that couldn't walk a hundred feet without a cold one.
good to see you're in fighting shape.
never had problems with climbing heights, it's the heights themselves that when i look down i get serious vertigo.
they showed a shot on the news the other nite of the guys on the spire of the new tower in NYC from like a wide angled lens....i almost puked.
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nice photos.
hell i always pictured you as a fat ass like stan and zombo that couldn't walk a hundred feet without a cold one.
good to see you're in fighting shape.
never had problems with climbing heights, it's the heights themselves that when i look down i get serious vertigo.
they showed a shot on the news the other nite of the guys on the spire of the new tower in NYC from like a wide angled lens....i almost puked.
nice photos.
hell i always pictured you as a fat ass like stan and zombo that couldn't walk a hundred feet without a cold one.
good to see you're in fighting shape.
never had problems with climbing heights, it's the heights themselves that when i look down i get serious vertigo.
they showed a shot on the news the other nite of the guys on the spire of the new tower in NYC from like a wide angled lens....i almost puked.
Mik, I totally understand that- it's what mountaineers call exposure- how far you can fall if you screw up. Back in my younger years,I was able to climb the Grand Teton. The first 7,000' of the climb are no worse than that previous picture. BUT. there are three spots in the last 500' where you have to pull out the ropes, unless you're a super stud guide, or just plain stupid. The first spot is called the crawl- for good reason- the guy I was with took one look and chickened out- and plenty of other people do. You have a choice of crawling along a 2 foot wide ledge that's 50 feet long, or going hand over hand on the edge, which is what I did- wasn't about to get all dusty. Yeah, that's why you use ropes- it's a vertigo inducing 2,000' straight down- the pine trees look like tiny dots, almost as far down as that lake in the other picture. Funny thing is if that was in your backyard, with no drop off, anyone who can walk could do it.
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nice photos.
hell i always pictured you as a fat ass like stan and zombo that couldn't walk a hundred feet without a cold one.
good to see you're in fighting shape.
never had problems with climbing heights, it's the heights themselves that when i look down i get serious vertigo.
they showed a shot on the news the other nite of the guys on the spire of the new tower in NYC from like a wide angled lens....i almost puked.
hell i always pictured you as a fat ass like stan and zombo that couldn't walk a hundred feet without a cold one.
I'm 5'11 195lb.
Ride a bike 2,500 miles a year. Doesn't quite get rid of the beer gut, but at least I don't have to pay for two seats on a plane.
But you are right about walking without a cold one.
Zombo
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