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Slackline Explosion

Slacklineryan

8-Apr-2009
1:01:59 PM

While slacklining has been around for years, it is now starting to get the attention it deserves as a sport which develops focus, core strength and is heaps of fun! I have been Slacklining for years and began to make slackline kits for my friends.... and since then the demand has resulted in the formation of Slackline Australia! If you have never tried slacklining, or have seen it but want to know how to get into it, slackline.com.au is the place to go for all your slacklining needs! There is a forum where you can find slackliners from all over the country and gets heaps of tips and tricks.......

Slacklining and climbing go hand in hand.......

[edited by mods to remove commercial component]


bluey

8-Apr-2009
1:14:25 PM

SPAM!


nmonteith

8-Apr-2009
1:33:01 PM

I don't think it's direct spam. The website does seem to have some worthwhile content.

Slacklineryan

8-Apr-2009
2:30:18 PM

hey guys, no Spam here, just a slackline enthusiast trying to get the word out there!

Duncan

8-Apr-2009
2:35:28 PM

I'm pretty sure your slackline isn't meant to explode. Are you sure you're doing it right?

Slacklineryan

8-Apr-2009
2:38:58 PM

ha ha.....

its a metaphorical statement........

but im sure some dogey setups have exploded in the past.....

do you slackline?

hotgemini

8-Apr-2009
2:41:54 PM

Tragically I was orphaned when both my parent's were killed in a slackline explosion, I can't believe you guys are making light of such as serious issue, your post has caused me serious emotional distress.

widewetandslippery

8-Apr-2009
2:42:00 PM

Is slacklining like mainlining but where you're so out of it you miss?

Slacklineryan

8-Apr-2009
2:45:03 PM

Im sorry to hear about your loss........

SummitSlag

8-Apr-2009
3:03:04 PM

I agree this is spam
you sell the kits and are advertiseing them on the forum

SPAM

dalai

8-Apr-2009
3:08:04 PM

How strong are your kits? As I want to practice some of my Parkour moves like performing Back Whips and Flash Kicks close to the ground before I start trying these on powerlines between buildings when I'm out in the CBD at night...

Duncan

8-Apr-2009
3:19:09 PM

I made a slackline out of occy straps once. I still can't see out of my left eye very well.

Slacklineryan

8-Apr-2009
3:38:35 PM

hey mate,
the kits are really strong and can easily handle flips and stuff.
with pass through buckles it can hold nearly 2 tonne


Sabu

8-Apr-2009
4:20:24 PM

How could you? i've been clean for 7 months, 2 weeks, 6 days and 5 hours. How dare
you bring this to my attention, i was so close to being free from the addiction that is
slacklining. It was hurting my family, my parents had to cut down all our trees in the
hope that i would quit and now when i have finally freed myself from this demon you
bring it back in a box with nice wrapping paper and cupcakes. WHY?


foreverabumbly

8-Apr-2009
4:33:22 PM

On 8/04/2009 dalai wrote:
>How strong are your kits? As I want to practice some of my Parkour moves
>like performing Back Whips and Flash Kicks close to the ground before I
>start trying these on powerlines between buildings when I'm out in the
>CBD at night...

Is this before or after you start juggling flaming kittens and chainsaws across it?


wallwombat

8-Apr-2009
4:49:49 PM

I don't do slacklines, hacky sacks or parkour.

When I want to fall on my head, I get drunk.

I also don't bang bongo drums or twirl fire sticks.

When I'm not climbing or working, I drink beer, smoke rag weed and watch sport on TV.

I also like to frequent pubs and get into fights. I find it's great for my core strength.

Good luck with slackline.com or whatever it's called. I'm sure it will take off.

I'm too old.

dalai

8-Apr-2009
5:25:31 PM

On 8/04/2009 foreverabumbly wrote:
>On 8/04/2009 dalai wrote:
>>How strong are your kits? As I want to practice some of my Parkour moves
>>like performing Back Whips and Flash Kicks close to the ground before
>I
>>start trying these on powerlines between buildings when I'm out in the
>>CBD at night...
>
>Is this before or after you start juggling flaming kittens and chainsaws
>across it?

Now your just being silly and making fun of my Parkour obsession...


foreverabumbly

8-Apr-2009
7:12:39 PM

On 8/04/2009 dalai wrote:
>
>Now your just being silly and making fun of my Parkour obsession...

Sorry, my bad

I meant to pay out your slack line obsession

tastybigmac

8-Apr-2009
8:10:34 PM

if i take the tires off of some kids bike will the rims be compatible with your slackline thickness?


mattjr

8-Apr-2009
10:07:22 PM

my cars broke and I need to tow it to the garage, can I borrow one of your kits?

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