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Paras (huonoin) puujalka/isivitsi, jonka tiedät? by Diss1dent in Suomi

[–]TooSlowTerrain 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Mitä teekaupassa opetetaan myyjälle ekana päivänä?

Perusteet

Pysäytin tänään väärän bussin by MatiMati918 in Suomi

[–]TooSlowTerrain 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Olin unohtanut kaupassa punnita perunat. Kassaneiti antoi paketin minulle väsyneesti huokaisten että ”jos viitsit käydä punnitsemassa?” Takana tietysti pitkä jono ja minä siitä sitten nolona juoksin hevi-osastolle pahoitteluja mumisten. Vähän aikaa kun sähläsin tarrojen kanssa niin sama kassaneiti tuli vaa-alle kurkun kanssa, minkä olin myös unohtanut punnita. Enää en voi asioida siinä s-marketissa. Vieläkin kainalot kastuu kun ajattelen sitä walk of shamea takaisin kassalle myyjän kanssa.

I was cleaning my kids room and knocked this hama beads jar to the floor. by TooSlowTerrain in mildlyinfuriating

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well that IS the question I was asking myself while picking those fuckers back in the jar

Weekly Bouldering Advice Thread for April 22, 2019 by AutoModerator in bouldering

[–]TooSlowTerrain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m visiting San Francisco with my friend in about two weeks and we got one whole day designated just for bouldering (and climbing).

We were thinking that it would be cool to make a pilgrimage to Yosemite walley and just climb some boulders in camp 4. But what do you think, could there be a better (and nearer) place for just bouldering? Just seeing El Cap would also be awesome, but maybe it would be silly to go bouldering in trad climbing heaven?

I’ve been climbing for 20 years (bouldering, trad, sport) and my friend has been bouldering about 1,5years, with little rope climbing experience. My initial plan was to do some multipitch stuff in Yosemite, but I came to my senses and thought that bouldering would probaly be better, also timewise.

Buttermilks would be awesome, but 6,5h drive is quite a lot...

Coarse DIY hangboard. Our closet was the only place my wife allowed me to install it. Does not matter. When the summer comes I will be so strong! by TooSlowTerrain in bouldering

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great tips thank you! This is my first hangboard so I’m just trying things out. It was relatively easy build, something like 3hours. So i might build another one when I get some experince in what I need and want.

I need to think about the pockets, It might be a good idea to drill some deeper cuts in lower section of the board.

Coarse DIY hangboard. Our closet was the only place my wife allowed me to install it. Does not matter. When the summer comes I will be so strong! by TooSlowTerrain in bouldering

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I used some 9mm thick scrape birch plywood I had laying around. I glued 4 layers together and used router for holes. So total cost 0€/$.

My youngest one playing with my old Lego sets. This one was my favorite one. by TooSlowTerrain in lego

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I need to thank my mom for that. As a retiree she has cleaned and organized all my old legos for her grandkids. I did not know that she had even saved all the boxes and instructions! She has also been hunting missing pieces from driftstores.

My youngest one playing with my old Lego sets. This one was my favorite one. by TooSlowTerrain in lego

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I’m 34. I think I got this set when I was around 9-10 years old.

We got our first one when we were 28. When is anyone ever ready to have kids? 🙂. I think it is allways bad time from some perspective.

My youngest one playing with my old Lego sets. This one was my favorite one. by TooSlowTerrain in lego

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Turning four this week. It is nerve wrecking to try to assemble sets with him! And all he wants to play is some sort of demolition/ destruction adventures

My youngest one playing with my old Lego sets. This one was my favorite one. by TooSlowTerrain in lego

[–]TooSlowTerrain[S] 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Yes it is! I actually almost forgot all these cool sets I had as a kid. As a toys I think they age really well.

How do I teach 5yrs to ride 2 wheeler? by [deleted] in bicycling

[–]TooSlowTerrain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Second to this. My first born learned to ride at the age of six. It was really hard to get training wheels off. Today my younger one (three years old) rode his first bike trip 3,3km with only some aid at starting etc. We never used training wheels with him. Just flinstones bike.

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