Absolutely beautiful the the worldwide pillow fighting for the Federation will never be the same
@user-ky3qm2oo1dАй бұрын
Is that Windows XP???
@Ghostboy53742 ай бұрын
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@mrtamr0354 ай бұрын
bro just openned mouse
@mktwatcher4 ай бұрын
People keep saying this is a simple concept but they can never explain it simply which makes me think they don't really understand negative voltage either.
@The-One-and-Only1004 ай бұрын
Only 2000s kids will know this song and what movie its from 😂 I hate being old
@The-One-and-Only1004 ай бұрын
92 electrons for uranium, not 100 and not 80
@joshuahuber8375 ай бұрын
kid is an athlete
@meikouzumaki36665 ай бұрын
Can you make a video where a star make from the middle to the outside and then back
@ratheonhudson33115 ай бұрын
Thank you
@waltermartin19655 ай бұрын
You never showed how what on the USB gets checked…Waited but nothing…
@barrywelling38686 ай бұрын
Nice breakdown of the breakdown. Its sad to see it fall apart like that, and hearing other folks talk about how he's been (in your vid, and the comments here). I'd love to see the Video done, but I could live without it, if it meant he'd come back to the community (not sure how many would trust him, understandably)
@connorboschert17346 ай бұрын
Where was the kickflip off number 5?
@quicknuclearscience6 ай бұрын
2:48
@user-wx4xx9jo6m6 ай бұрын
Do you think you can take a Mattel see and say apart and put my own words on it?
@billmcainsh50106 ай бұрын
Half useful. Which colours = what voltage?
@tankmaster10186 ай бұрын
Dude, wtf you're getting on the Box Canyon and everything? Who are you, and how do I paddle with you one of these days? That's been one of my dream runs since I started paddling, and this was when the Last Grasp/Sunlight Strainer mandatory 6th portage where the accident occurred back in 2007 right after Leap Of Faith still existed, correct? Heard the entire canyon wall that formed the sieve that everyone washed under in 2007 got completely blown out by the recent flood. Are you a DC local though, or have you moved since then? I always remember watching your Great Falls videos a few years back, along with your history of Bitch Monkey, so figured you were at least originally from my area. Your recent footage though has been so sick, and I'd love to paddle with you one of these days if you're ever still in the DC area. Man I got into paddling whitewater like 10 years too late...
@quicknuclearscience6 ай бұрын
Yea, the portage after leap of faith existed, wasn't too bad. Now I hear you have to portage that plus leap of faith itself and it's not the most fun. I grew up on the Potomac, tom mcewan taught me to paddle, started running great falls in high school and stuck around for undergrad. Now Ive been in grad school out in colorado for 5 years. I come back to town sometimes to see my family for thanksgiving and stuff. And you did not get into paddling to late, boat designs have progressed so much, what I would have given for a good half slice 10 years ago.
@TheRealLemurMilk7 ай бұрын
Where is this?
@cd87887 ай бұрын
Yellowstone
@Winterfur16 ай бұрын
The wilderness. It is a place where people don’t go to because it’s hard living off the land, when you want free handouts. Joking aside it can be anywhere from eastern Washington to Wyoming because they have all the same geography, states included Idaho and western Montana. Unless the person that uploaded it gives the precise location we will never know.
@quicknuclearscience6 ай бұрын
It's the box canyon on the Clark's fork of the Yellowstone river, it's about an hour north of Cody wyoming.
@chrisbrymer697 ай бұрын
Come back and let’s hit the falls 🫳🏾
@naycron17 ай бұрын
You per chance recall the level you guys had in there?
@quicknuclearscience7 ай бұрын
Started with the diurnal peaking at 1350, low of 1200, trip ended with the diurnal peaking at 1200, low of 1100.
@aRanDoMMisT7 ай бұрын
Holy fuckin shit. What am I watching?
@quicknuclearscience7 ай бұрын
Kayaking on the south platte in downtown denver during some rarely seen flood levels. Super Fun!
@jimmyelsen47877 ай бұрын
Co or bust
@OzrikKnob7 ай бұрын
Fun times...until you get pinned against a piling. Then it's over. Forever.
@mohamedesalem8 ай бұрын
Awesome explaination bru
@Chompchompyerded8 ай бұрын
Old timer here. This is pretty good flows for what the river is now, but it doesn't even begin to match what it was like back in the '50's when some friends of mine and I ran it. We may have been the first and last to run the river all the way from Almont all the way down to its confluence with the North fork outside of Hotchkiss. The only reason we could do it was because they hadn't yet built the dams, and it was still a free and wild river. We did it in the late spring during the snow melt, so it was very full and almost all the falls were washed out. In many places the water was wall to wall, and damn was the current strong. Did a lot of scouting, but there were stretches where, due to the wall to wall water, we just had to go and pray to the river gods since there was not place to stand and get a good view ahead. I guess looking back on it, we were super stupid and super reckless. Being honest though, at those points we were committed (or maybe should have been committed) since there was no way to walk or climb out. This was back in the day before plastic boats had been invented, and what we had was the new gee whiz material, fiberglass. Fibreglass boats tended to get holed and cracked rather easily, and so we loaded ourselves down with repair kits and and spools of duct tape. When we got down to our takeout point, we had half a roll of duct tape and no repair kits left. We also had one kayak which had a collapsed deck which was being held up by a piece of driftwood, and even the the thing was leaking like a cockpit with no spray skirt on. The good part was the damage had occurred on the last major rapid, and the river is pretty docile from that point on. On our decent, most of the rocks shown in this video were not visible above the water, and there wasn't much in the way of plant life growing down there either. I saw one of the kayakers in this video brushing by a plant I would have loved to have seen. He probably didn't have any idea what it was. It was a wild raspberry, and if he had have gently pushed the leaves aside, he might have had a small, but delightful snack of tiny fresh, wild raspberries. Just to give some idea about how washed out the river features were, there wasn't anyplace along the route where you could have done a boof. There were at least two places that I remember though where there was so much in the way of air bubbles that our boats lost buoyancy and we ended up to our shoulders or necks, even though we were using boats which were higher volume than anything you can get on the market today. It was a bit worrying when you felt your boat going down. The even weirder thing was that you could still paddle because it was mostly air down to a point. That was the weirdest water I've ever been in. I could go on forever about our trip down the river and what we did down there, and I could grouse all day long about how the dams have wrecked it, but at least there a bit of it that, even though it's a shadow of itself, is still providing some good boating for yet another generation of kayakers. I think (or at least hope) that the limited access to the river through the National Park will protect it from further encroachment, and will provide good quality wilderness kayaking for generations to come. That's my nope anyway. Happy Kayaking!
@quinlan138 ай бұрын
This is my favorite kind of kayaking content- love it!
@number4cat19 ай бұрын
You said a bad word at 3:37 so Kirschbaum's washed your mouth out.
@rocksalt6369 ай бұрын
Just cover the pan with aluminum foil?
@user-bx5dm4op3p9 ай бұрын
He went very rogue.....he stole all money and disappeared from how the story goes
@raulrocha160110 ай бұрын
🎉
@scottgraham307110 ай бұрын
Y’all are crazy. I love it!!
@anthonyarcana439110 ай бұрын
bro wtf is that much noise?
@jaymatthews501410 ай бұрын
Thats the craziest run I have ever seen considering a swim anywhere is a no go pretty much anywhere. Seeing those funny currents navigating those boulders loaded with seives. I really fealt the "fuck fuck fuck" lol amazing run
@milozadikwishecouldski307110 ай бұрын
What was your flow boys? BALL CRUSHER was big big big
@quicknuclearscience10 ай бұрын
says in the description, ~2660 cfs
@michaelhill5611 ай бұрын
Now that's a hell of an adventure!
@bearsharkp390111 ай бұрын
Definitely cool stuff. The explorer vibe is good.
@robynbaker109811 ай бұрын
😮that's insane! But🔥stay safe! Man wish I was that good!that's excellence!
@CrazedDuck00711 ай бұрын
That’s a stout day. Well done
@niyahthedog673911 ай бұрын
Loose bunch
@Axemanvan11 ай бұрын
If you thought those are big then oregon will blow your head clean off
@skianddie11 ай бұрын
My ballz ain’t big enough.
@big1dog2311 ай бұрын
There's so much free content already idk how he was going to make this work. Oh well, kayakers hate growing old. Hats off to Pat Keller for getting a law degree!
@kranjams11 ай бұрын
wowsa!
@big1dog2311 ай бұрын
Nice film. Say what you want about the SE, but the PNW has the tallest ever run and several others right behind it.
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Is the crystal oscillator 32.786kHz or some MHz?
That was a clutch roll in there. Nice work!
I'm write in 2024
Absolutely beautiful the the worldwide pillow fighting for the Federation will never be the same
Is that Windows XP???
Newest comment
bro just openned mouse
People keep saying this is a simple concept but they can never explain it simply which makes me think they don't really understand negative voltage either.
Only 2000s kids will know this song and what movie its from 😂 I hate being old
92 electrons for uranium, not 100 and not 80
kid is an athlete
Can you make a video where a star make from the middle to the outside and then back
Thank you
You never showed how what on the USB gets checked…Waited but nothing…
Nice breakdown of the breakdown. Its sad to see it fall apart like that, and hearing other folks talk about how he's been (in your vid, and the comments here). I'd love to see the Video done, but I could live without it, if it meant he'd come back to the community (not sure how many would trust him, understandably)
Where was the kickflip off number 5?
2:48
Do you think you can take a Mattel see and say apart and put my own words on it?
Half useful. Which colours = what voltage?
Dude, wtf you're getting on the Box Canyon and everything? Who are you, and how do I paddle with you one of these days? That's been one of my dream runs since I started paddling, and this was when the Last Grasp/Sunlight Strainer mandatory 6th portage where the accident occurred back in 2007 right after Leap Of Faith still existed, correct? Heard the entire canyon wall that formed the sieve that everyone washed under in 2007 got completely blown out by the recent flood. Are you a DC local though, or have you moved since then? I always remember watching your Great Falls videos a few years back, along with your history of Bitch Monkey, so figured you were at least originally from my area. Your recent footage though has been so sick, and I'd love to paddle with you one of these days if you're ever still in the DC area. Man I got into paddling whitewater like 10 years too late...
Yea, the portage after leap of faith existed, wasn't too bad. Now I hear you have to portage that plus leap of faith itself and it's not the most fun. I grew up on the Potomac, tom mcewan taught me to paddle, started running great falls in high school and stuck around for undergrad. Now Ive been in grad school out in colorado for 5 years. I come back to town sometimes to see my family for thanksgiving and stuff. And you did not get into paddling to late, boat designs have progressed so much, what I would have given for a good half slice 10 years ago.
Where is this?
Yellowstone
The wilderness. It is a place where people don’t go to because it’s hard living off the land, when you want free handouts. Joking aside it can be anywhere from eastern Washington to Wyoming because they have all the same geography, states included Idaho and western Montana. Unless the person that uploaded it gives the precise location we will never know.
It's the box canyon on the Clark's fork of the Yellowstone river, it's about an hour north of Cody wyoming.
Come back and let’s hit the falls 🫳🏾
You per chance recall the level you guys had in there?
Started with the diurnal peaking at 1350, low of 1200, trip ended with the diurnal peaking at 1200, low of 1100.
Holy fuckin shit. What am I watching?
Kayaking on the south platte in downtown denver during some rarely seen flood levels. Super Fun!
Co or bust
Fun times...until you get pinned against a piling. Then it's over. Forever.
Awesome explaination bru
Old timer here. This is pretty good flows for what the river is now, but it doesn't even begin to match what it was like back in the '50's when some friends of mine and I ran it. We may have been the first and last to run the river all the way from Almont all the way down to its confluence with the North fork outside of Hotchkiss. The only reason we could do it was because they hadn't yet built the dams, and it was still a free and wild river. We did it in the late spring during the snow melt, so it was very full and almost all the falls were washed out. In many places the water was wall to wall, and damn was the current strong. Did a lot of scouting, but there were stretches where, due to the wall to wall water, we just had to go and pray to the river gods since there was not place to stand and get a good view ahead. I guess looking back on it, we were super stupid and super reckless. Being honest though, at those points we were committed (or maybe should have been committed) since there was no way to walk or climb out. This was back in the day before plastic boats had been invented, and what we had was the new gee whiz material, fiberglass. Fibreglass boats tended to get holed and cracked rather easily, and so we loaded ourselves down with repair kits and and spools of duct tape. When we got down to our takeout point, we had half a roll of duct tape and no repair kits left. We also had one kayak which had a collapsed deck which was being held up by a piece of driftwood, and even the the thing was leaking like a cockpit with no spray skirt on. The good part was the damage had occurred on the last major rapid, and the river is pretty docile from that point on. On our decent, most of the rocks shown in this video were not visible above the water, and there wasn't much in the way of plant life growing down there either. I saw one of the kayakers in this video brushing by a plant I would have loved to have seen. He probably didn't have any idea what it was. It was a wild raspberry, and if he had have gently pushed the leaves aside, he might have had a small, but delightful snack of tiny fresh, wild raspberries. Just to give some idea about how washed out the river features were, there wasn't anyplace along the route where you could have done a boof. There were at least two places that I remember though where there was so much in the way of air bubbles that our boats lost buoyancy and we ended up to our shoulders or necks, even though we were using boats which were higher volume than anything you can get on the market today. It was a bit worrying when you felt your boat going down. The even weirder thing was that you could still paddle because it was mostly air down to a point. That was the weirdest water I've ever been in. I could go on forever about our trip down the river and what we did down there, and I could grouse all day long about how the dams have wrecked it, but at least there a bit of it that, even though it's a shadow of itself, is still providing some good boating for yet another generation of kayakers. I think (or at least hope) that the limited access to the river through the National Park will protect it from further encroachment, and will provide good quality wilderness kayaking for generations to come. That's my nope anyway. Happy Kayaking!
This is my favorite kind of kayaking content- love it!
You said a bad word at 3:37 so Kirschbaum's washed your mouth out.
Just cover the pan with aluminum foil?
He went very rogue.....he stole all money and disappeared from how the story goes
🎉
Y’all are crazy. I love it!!
bro wtf is that much noise?
Thats the craziest run I have ever seen considering a swim anywhere is a no go pretty much anywhere. Seeing those funny currents navigating those boulders loaded with seives. I really fealt the "fuck fuck fuck" lol amazing run
What was your flow boys? BALL CRUSHER was big big big
says in the description, ~2660 cfs
Now that's a hell of an adventure!
Definitely cool stuff. The explorer vibe is good.
😮that's insane! But🔥stay safe! Man wish I was that good!that's excellence!
That’s a stout day. Well done
Loose bunch
If you thought those are big then oregon will blow your head clean off
My ballz ain’t big enough.
There's so much free content already idk how he was going to make this work. Oh well, kayakers hate growing old. Hats off to Pat Keller for getting a law degree!
wowsa!
Nice film. Say what you want about the SE, but the PNW has the tallest ever run and several others right behind it.
Holy shi+. That's huge.
Exciting !!! Super video. A big thank you.
Yeah buddy!! Nice lines out there 👌
good wwporn