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WBraun

climber

Feb 26, 2006 - 11:50pm PT

Radical

I never went, it was all filmed in a secret studio in Burbank, with a master background of El Cap.

Preety cool sh_it you can do with film. The rest of the guys you see are real though.

Mungeclimber

Trad climber

one pass away from the big ditch

Feb 27, 2006 - 12:07am PT

if one person more posts up about this and i don't eventually see this footage, I'm going to cut you all out of my estate planning.

now I'm going to watch internet porn and frustrate myself some more.

buaahhaahahahahah

j/k
M

bringmeshelter

Social climber

la la land

Feb 27, 2006 - 12:10am PT

now I'm going to watch internet porn and frustrate myself some more.

That is hella funny! It is only sunday night, which is like many peoples friday night. So I think you don't need to frustrate yourself, just go out on the town. No point in practicing or training for the real thing!!!

Crimpergirl

Sport climber

St. Louis

Feb 27, 2006 - 12:27am PT

I hear that crappy music in the background!

Corey Fields

Trad climber

Austin, TX

Feb 27, 2006 - 09:46am PT

Yo Rad.. I'd like to get a copy. I'm in Tejas too. I'll pm/e-mail.

Mungeclimber

Trad climber

one pass away from the big ditch

Feb 27, 2006 - 01:00pm PT

OH THE WHORE, OH THE WHORE

or is that horror?

;)

Hardman Knott

Gym climber

Muir Woods National Monument, Mill Valley, Ca

Feb 27, 2006 - 01:56pm PT

An important note to anyone making copies of this DVD:

When you open this DVD on the desktop, you will see just a VIDEO_TS folder.
If you've ever seen a commercial DVD on the desktop, there is also a AUDIO_TS folder.
The AUDIO_TS is just an empty folder, but some (especially older) set-top DVD players
will not play a DVD without this folder. The solution is simple: Drag the VIDEO_TS
folder to the desktop, until the DVD is copied to disk. Then drag the VIDEO_TS
folder into whatever burning software you are using, and then create an empty AUDIO_TS
folder. I renamed the the disc (with the 2 folders) CLIMBING_TV_SHOWS (must use all-caps).
Make sure you burn it in DVD-ROM (UDF) format. This is more reliable
(and faster than doing a direct bit-for-bit copy of the DVD––if making more than one)

Also, TheDogFather e-mailed me the Word .doc of the info sheet; I can e-mail
it to anyone who wants to print it up to include with the DVD. I am including it with
the ones I am sending.