I wasn’t asking for validation I was asking for assistance in helping someone who for all I knew was on their way to throw themselves off a bridge. That matters.
we did the best we could with the thread. we have limited tools at our disposal with which to do anything.
you werent the only person who reported that thread you know.
we did the best we could with the thread
Hey, I don’t think I saw that thread, but wanted to say I appreciate the time and effort you, /u/oilernut and /u/OGDinosaur do. It seems you guys are well involved and respond beyond reasonable expectations. I know some people have weird ideas about what you’re all responsible for and can do (let alone should do)
Appreciated
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Developers and their paid shills have really sunk their teeth into /r/vancouver these days. shameful from these mods.
what are you talking about. no one is getting paid to mod this sub
Huh? my comment is about developers hiring PR firms in vancouver to upvote their pro-density comments and downvote anything ProVancouver are talking about. Mods let PR agencies have free reign in the sub.
if we knew who the PR firms were, then we would certainly ban them.
provancouver and its supporters have proven that they are very adept at slinging insults with little regard to proving allegations. Nonetheless we dont restrict any provancouver comments on the sub
Fabulous shot! Please post this in /r/BridgePorn when you get a chance.
I am for the current idea of a handgun ban, however, there would be certain caveats I would keep in place.
Such as keeping handguns locked at shooting ranges instead of brought home for those who pursue this as a hobby (and having strict licensing, courses that need to be taken and renewed annually, etc).
can you rationalise the idea of a handgun ban, since criminals don't care about bans?
You have a good point and a lot of this will stem to allocatin additional resources to the police so that they can patrol our streets and have the right equipment to fight crime.
additional resources basically means more manpower. What size of police force is adequate for richmond in your opinion? Do you support richmond moving from RCMP based policing to their own police force, like Vancouver and Delta?
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easy boulders that also have quick and easy access from main roads (minimal approaches).
Hit up Kraft...tons of boulders meeting that description.
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I have been to hawaii a dozen times, each time I spend around 2 weeks on one island.
Based on what you want to see, you could probably just check out Oahu and be happy. There are amazing views and waterfalls on all the islands. None of them have anything like Waikiki besides Oahu.
Attention Citizens of /r/CFL: Our Grand Mod has been actively colluding with /r/NFL in shady backroom deals. I can no longer take the flip-flopping and lying. I hate to admit I voted for him, but I'm having some Stachgret and THE TRUTH NEEDS TO BE TOLD! THIS IS TREASON! IMPEACH STACH!
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Open your eyes, look up to the sky and see... It’s just Zach Collaros throwing another pick for a TD.
I'm just a poor Lion's fan, I need no sympathy...
try also /r/ClimbingPartners
sounds like you might have a skin fungus. Can you go to a doctor to get it checked out?
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Helpful penalties against Calgary late in the 4th, but clearly BC was in it to win it and that makes me very happy.
Maybe its because I'm biased because I'm tired, but tonight was the first time I felt like Calgary got rightfully called on things. Been watching since 08 and I've noticed a trend where winning teams (Montreal, Calgary) would never get called on ticky tacky things and teams like Toronto and Winnipeg would get called on everything.
Of course I should save that one for /r/CFLconspiracy
Either way we'll take it.
Quote of some salty Flames fan from pre-season
Upvoted then
Lois Jackson
Well this will cause some drama in the power rankings this week.
Omg what even is this game.
get tougher skin
Short answer yes
long answer: what did you think they used before cams were invented?
Yeah that's fair. I just wonder if its practical.
all depends on the rock and your skill at placing said gear. If there are lots of natural constrictions then why bother placing cams? If you are climbing splitters with smooth faces, cams are something you are going to want to look into.
I really appreciate your reply -- both regarding the mountain and the whole trip. Happy to return the favor if you are ever in DC.
Another person shared their hyperlapse video of the drive up the mountain. It seems almost like Mt Haleakala is almost a large hill – a relatively gradual climb where, for the most part, I could stop in the grass if I left the roadway – not immediately plummet 1,000 ft straight down. Maybe a handful of scary spots where it could be a big drop down. Is that accurate?
Is it worth going to the mountain during the day – not sunrise or star gazing – while knowing I will be focused on the road during the drive and not the scenery? Are the stars so amazing that I should make sure I pay for a trip and go at night? Sunrise is not happening. Or would you suggest an alternative thing to do for that day? Perhaps ‘Iao Needle or Nakalele Blowhole.
It seems almost like Mt Haleakala is almost a large hill – a relatively gradual climb where, for the most part, I could stop in the grass if I left the roadway – not immediately plummet 1,000 ft straight down. Maybe a handful of scary spots where it could be a big drop down.
I would say that's pretty accurate.
Is it worth going to the mountain during the day – not sunrise or star gazing – while knowing I will be focused on the road during the drive and not the scenery? Are the stars so amazing that I should make sure I pay for a trip and go at night? Sunrise is not happening. Or would you suggest an alternative thing to do for that day?
The views are amazing up top, totally worth the trip up. There is a fee to access the park. Between 3-7am you have to have a reservation before you head up for sunrise. During the day or for sunset there are no reservations required.
The Nakele Blowhole is pretty cool. West Maui is amazing to see by itself. Recommend driving up via Hwy 30 rather than trying to cross from Kahului on 340. Really fun hike on the south side of West Maui, just past Maalaea as you drive west, its called Lahaina Pali. Takes you up from the highway to around midway up the windmills. Really amazing views of South Maui, Kaho'olawe, and Molokini.
Iao Needle is decent if it's open. I'm not sure if they have reopened it since it was damaged due to flooding.
by the way to reply to me directly make sure to hit reply under my comment. Cheers!
If you are as bad with heights as you claim, the drive to Haleakala will be a problem for you. The road is 1 lane each way with no shoulder. There are numerous sections without guardrails. If you can take it slow and easy, you will be fine, but if its something that isnt controllable for you maybe take a tour up there instead. That being said I have done the drive myself a dozen times ranging from 3 am solo to 5pm in the afternoon after a hard 13 mile hike to the bottom and back. No problems with the road ever. The traffic isnt too bad, and you have plenty of places to pull over if you need time to get back under control.
As far the rest of your trip is concerned, sounds awesome. Molokini can be amazing if the conditions are good. I have sailed out of Kihei and Maalea Harbours to Molokini and its always been awesome. Usually they do turtle town too, which is great when there are turtles there haha. The Sheraton on black rock beach is sweet, you will have a great stay there. Lahaina is one of my favourite places in the islands, definitely check out Down The Hatch if you are hungry or need some drinks. I actually just got back from Kauai, and the south shore was a highlight for sure. Checked out Poipu beach, tons of turtles right now. Shipwreck beach was amazing. We flew on Wings Over Kauai to check out Na Pali, which is a small airplane rather than a heli. Its about 1/2 price of the heli from what I could tell. Super nice pilot, Marcus. Flight was super solid, got to see almost all of the island with the exception of the northeast, which you can see from a car anyway. The only regret was that you dont fly right down to the falls like in Jurassic Park. Will probably fly Jack Harter next time, doors off for photography. Also did the Blue Dolphin Sunset cruise of Na Pali with Captain Joe, he's awesome. Super chill and really young but he's been driving the Na Pali coast for 12 years and been out all seasons. He's seen 90 foot waves out there. This time of year is perfect to get decent water and really nice sunsets. The crew was great too, really friendly and attentive, will definitely sail with them again next trip. Also did the Waipo'o Falls hike, very easy and fun, nice waterfall at the end. The hike to the cliff lookout near the start of the trail is really short and nice too. Def recommend a Jeep for the road down to the trailhead.
Aloha and have a great trip!
This win was therapeutic for me after the Gillis threads dragged up so many memories. Fucking love where this team is going now.
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