you can get lost in a wegman ' s . it ' s glorious . <| sep |> Maybe 2 nd round . At least that ' s how I started doing my mock draft simulations . EDGE , CB , then RB . After that I pick DE and LB because we have two picks in the 4 th . <| sep |> finds a sum <| sep |> Quick ! Make a tumblr post ! <| sep |> Yeah . Here ' swarsnewgalaxymap 160952 . jpg the official arrangement . Takodana and Hosnia are both bottom centerish , but that ' s still a good 20 , 00030 , 000 light years apart . My solution ? Ignore canon . Adopt head canon . Takodana and Hosnia are right on top of each other . <| sep |> Yeah , that would be the joke . <| sep |> This is strange advice . Yeah it ' s probably good , but don ' t take any big whippers on it . It ' s either good or it ' s not . You either trust a rope or you don ' t , and if you don ' t then you shouldn ' t be using it . Also a side note about how ropes and fall factors work , big falls aren ' t necessarily hard on a rope , falls that are long in relation to the amount of rope in the system are hard on ropes . This is why the UIAA tests factor 1 and 2 falls vs . 200 foot screamers . Back to the OP , it really comes down to if you trust that your friend took care of the rope and didn ' t expose it to harsh conditions or chemicals . Simply ask him how it was stored and a visual inspection to make sure mice didn ' t get to it and you ought to be good to go . As far as the age of the rope , ropes for climbing are good for 1015 years from date of manufacture , depending on which manufacturer you want to cite . On the safe side let ' s say 10 years which you are well under . Have fun !