If it wasn’t quite so dangerous (they’ve lost a few of the flyers in the last couple of months), I might be tempted to try it. I always wanted to fly. Just not plow into the cumulo-granite cloud.
From an optimistic viewpoint; the Guru is sitting in a sport-glider chute harness, with the chute wrapped around him, and the standing climber is wearing his base-jumping rig. Of course they each have cellular phones and rescue teams on standby. Shhhuuuurrree they do. And I have daily backups of my data from my first computer on…on punchcards.
Al, I was struck by lightning standing on top of Mt. Audubon, (13,223 ft.)..in what turned out to be a cumulonimbus cloud…Hey, it just looked like fog to us…..So the term Cumulo-granite cloud….made me wince a bit….
When he says ’ the secret of life is to have a back up plan to your exit strategy’ Does he mean exit from life? how do you have a back up plan for exiting Life? I think it’s called death.
Superfrog over 11 years ago
So that better be a parachute you’re wearing.
Allen Rymer over 11 years ago
or a wing suit
wrwallaceii over 11 years ago
Back up plan…? What backup plan…?
Downundergirl over 11 years ago
well it’s goat-burger tonight I think.
Ida No over 11 years ago
Having said that, how’s about giving me your remaining piece of rope? For… safe… keeping… Yeah, that’s the ticket. For safekeeping!
bkybl over 11 years ago
I don’t think both pieces of rope together will do either of them any good.
finkd over 11 years ago
Boy, that really got his goat.
Happy Two Shoes over 11 years ago
The secret is to use nylon rope.
Dtroutma over 11 years ago
Perlon or gold line, either has it’s “problems” and benefits.
Linux0s over 11 years ago
Also, never hire a goat for your sherpa.
Varnes over 11 years ago
Or at least a back down strategy…..
watmiwori over 11 years ago
Ride th mountain goat back down [HE got up without a rope!].
Then eat him for dinner.
jdkingbear over 11 years ago
such circumstances can lead to a baaaaaaaaaaaaad outcome.
roctor over 11 years ago
My parachute is golden?
puddlesplatt over 11 years ago
at last a friend for life
banks00wv over 11 years ago
Just the opposite of…“Got Your Goat”
Potrzebie over 11 years ago
next time use hemp rope.
dabugger over 11 years ago
I presume that he will really fall for that…..
Allen Rymer over 11 years ago
If it wasn’t quite so dangerous (they’ve lost a few of the flyers in the last couple of months), I might be tempted to try it. I always wanted to fly. Just not plow into the cumulo-granite cloud.
Dr_Fogg over 11 years ago
Yes, if you look close it appears the Guru got there the same way. LOL
Argy.Bargy2 over 11 years ago
This is the proof that self-annointed Gurus are no wiser than the average old goat….
<95> over 11 years ago
From an optimistic viewpoint; the Guru is sitting in a sport-glider chute harness, with the chute wrapped around him, and the standing climber is wearing his base-jumping rig. Of course they each have cellular phones and rescue teams on standby. Shhhuuuurrree they do. And I have daily backups of my data from my first computer on…on punchcards.
Varnes over 11 years ago
Al, I was struck by lightning standing on top of Mt. Audubon, (13,223 ft.)..in what turned out to be a cumulonimbus cloud…Hey, it just looked like fog to us…..So the term Cumulo-granite cloud….made me wince a bit….
wrwallaceii over 11 years ago
When he says ’ the secret of life is to have a back up plan to your exit strategy’ Does he mean exit from life? how do you have a back up plan for exiting Life? I think it’s called death.
wrwallaceii over 11 years ago
Of course Homer gets to try over and over; life after life, but each life still ends in death.
Caddy57 over 11 years ago
If this is the “GOAT to” guy…..this climber better have a “Goat to” plan for getting out of there!
HowieL over 11 years ago
“Why is the Guru always the butt of the jokes?” the goat asked sheepishly.
wrwallaceii over 11 years ago
The Guru still has his cut off rope attached… did the goat get him too? Maybe it forced his career change to Guru…?