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Yea, I just read @Claudex post about it. Do you know if the person is in tons of pain before your blood recedes to your core?
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Everest: Home to over 200 bodies
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Yea, I just read @Claudex post about it. Do you know if the person is in tons of pain before your blood recedes to your core?
I studied Arabic abroad in Alexandria in Summer 2010
We went to Sinai for like a week in July, kicked it off with a 12 hour bus ride from Alex to St. Catherine's Monastery
And then climbed the mountain at 1 AM, got up there within 3 hours. Man, a nikka get thirsty up there. Dudes selling water for 10 Egyptian pounds (roughly $2) and since water is so cheap in Egypt (you can get it for like 2 Egyptian pounds which is like 50 cents on a normal street)... I wasn't trying to fade until I got to a point where I had to pony up the bread
Then we climbed back down after sunrise and that was harder than climbing up
that must of been amazingI studied Arabic abroad in Alexandria in Summer 2010
We went to Sinai for like a week in July, kicked it off with a 12 hour bus ride from Alex to St. Catherine's Monastery
And then climbed the mountain at 1 AM, got up there within 3 hours. Man, a nikka get thirsty up there. Dudes selling water for 10 Egyptian pounds (roughly $2) and since water is so cheap in Egypt (you can get it for like 2 Egyptian pounds which is like 50 cents on a normal street)... I wasn't trying to fade until I got to a point where I had to pony up the bread
Then we climbed back down after sunrise and that was harder than climbing up
why was it harder climbing back down?
I took a route on accident that was supposedly going to get me back down in 1000 steps
Then when me and like 4 of the other dudes went, we were the only ones who took the route and it was the longest one to get back down
it had more obstacles and no clear trailsIt took two hours which was shorter than the climb up but that's where I remember messing up my ankle slippin up
I'd love to visit it again, it was an epic view
Dr. Sebi Jr.
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Masonic sacrifices.
Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannelore_SchmatzWhy don't they move the bodies??
I'm sure the families would like to have them at the funeral.
Is this real?
"In 1984, police inspector Yogendra Bahadur Thapa and sherpa Ang Dorje fell to their deaths while trying to recover Schmatz’s body on a Nepalese police expedition"
It's hard enough getting up there, they have to depend on the sherpas to do everything... which is also why it's annoying when they make claims about youngest, oldest and all that. More European egocentrism.
Besides, the same 'leave em where they fell' shyt happens in underwater exploration.
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Thought this thread was going to be about a neighborhood but it’s about a mountain
Stupid
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
over 1000 people are trapped due to a blizzard, this might be a mass casualty event
oh yeah?