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Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 5:38 pm
by turkeyham
A bunch of my friends who were in Cheer leading did quite well. Accountants, managers of a bank and a few engineers.
Back at Los Alamitos High School, you had to have a C+ average. If you got lower, you were on probation until the grades improved. If the grades did not improve, off the squad and normal pe for them.

Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 6:35 pm
by hobie16
Lasolimu wrote:I don't know, breaking strength of 22 KN, that's roughly 5000 pounds, considering my size and figuring an approximate weight...
Nope, I think I would even break Dyneema. :p:
The 6mm will support 6,960 lb.

Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 7:18 pm
by Lasolimu
hobie16 wrote:The 6mm will support 6,960 lb.
I still question if it would hold my weight, you need to remember that I stand at roughly 60' at the shoulder. Now, keep in mind that this is mostly muscle and my wingspan is pretty long.
Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:33 am
by hobie16
Lasolimu wrote:I still question if it would hold my weight, you need to remember that I stand at roughly 60' at the shoulder. Now, keep in mind that this is mostly muscle and my wingspan is pretty long.
No problem. Just double up the line.
Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 1:28 pm
by Lasolimu
hobie16 wrote:No problem. Just double up the line.
I think we have reached the point where we need to question if it is worth washing me and hanging me out to dry. Of course, I am still curious how I am going to be attached to the line, and where the line is going to be located.
Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 2:57 pm
by hobie16
Lasolimu wrote:I think we have reached the point where we need to question if it is worth washing me and hanging me out to dry. Of course, I am still curious how I am going to be attached to the line, and where the line is going to be located.
I would recommend using a Bosch Rotary Hammer to drill half inch holes.
Install stainless steel rod rated at 200,000 psi with Nylock and eye nuts.
The Dynameea can be strung between two old growth Redwood trees using the same hardware as the body attachments.
Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:31 pm
by turkeyham
Where would I get one of those?
Malaboomer should have strong cables. We could try that out for some good drying. Or attach the cable to Soarin'. :)
Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 1:05 am
by Lasolimu
hobie16 wrote:I would recommend using a Bosch Rotary Hammer to drill half inch holes.
Install stainless steel rod rated at 200,000 psi with Nylock and eye nuts.
The Dynameea can be strung between two old growth Redwood trees using the same hardware as the body attachments.
Umm, ouch, that would hurt really badly. :(
Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 6:10 am
by darph nader
turkeyham wrote:Where would I get one of those?
Malaboomer should have strong cables. We could try that out for some good drying. Or attach the cable to Soarin'. :)
You can rent one at you're local equipment rental place or home improvement center. Make sure you get the SDS style of bits.

Re: Shoplifting at Disney World
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 2:31 pm
by Main Streeter
darph nader wrote:You can rent one at you're local equipment rental place or home improvement center
Can't you just imagine this? :D: darph, stop!! Don't even contribute.
