I'm keen - need to be back 6th/7th though. Transport from brum also please

What time would you be looking to back in Birmingham for on the 5th? I need to be back about 6ish to play a gig, so if you'd be back around that time I'd be grateful for a lift

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où est la bibliothèque?

...dans le bricolage.

I like big cracks and offwidth lines
Yo other brothers can shag the spine
But when you come off that face into that itty bitty space
And a chock stones up in your case
You get gear!

I would have thought we can arrange to be back for about then

I'm in for the whole week. I'd like to drive but I understand that my car is tiny.

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Heading down in the morning on Friday 31st for the weekend. Got a space in the car if there's an eager beaver out there who'd like to join us. Coming back Sunday evening if anyone needs to be back and would like a lift.
Peace out x

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"Definitely can't afford that".
*Buys a pint for £4 later on that evening*

Vizzle-Pizzle

Me and Nathaniel will be coming down Friday night and staying til Tuesday arvo
Rather excited for some cream teas and attempts at surfing.... (maybe even get a few climbs in this year too!)

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ex social sec

Why would you want to do that? I plan on spending the whole time in the water haha

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Who says you can't do both, at the same time...

I guess it would be easier with all that buoyancy (topical joke - I'm actually studying the effect of a fluid on weight right now! I just looked into it, and apparently human bodies are almost buoyancy neutral because they're mostly water, so no help there - although if you were to wear a buoyancy aid that would make underwater climbing significantly easier as you would be roughly 5 kg lighter. Now we just have to figure out how to breathe underwater without any extra weight.)

This is what goes through your head when you spend all day looking at equations

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Umm, scuba diving gear is neutrally buoyant....

No it isn't, that's why we use stab jackets.

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The whole point of a bcd is to be filled with air from your tank in order to maintain neutral buoyancy thus why I said scuba gear could be neutrally buoyant.

Jeez can't anyone make a joke round here anymore?!

No. New web sec says it's forbidden.

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