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post 1696201993 01-11-2024, 01:39 AM
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This guy has been on top of Mt. Everest 28 times



He's been over 8k kilometres high 42 times.



Can you imagine what goes through his mind when he has to take the first step for the 28th time lol. "Here we fkin go again..." It takes 7-9 weeks to complete the trek.
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could he do it on a cold wet Tuesday night in Stoke though?
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Isn't there a Starbucks at the top of Everest these days...
post 1696202903 01-11-2024, 02:42 AM
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Maybe he should vacation somewhere else sometime. Seems repetitive.
post 1696203183 01-11-2024, 03:11 AM
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He does it for a living, but it has always baffled me why rich white idiots want to keep going up mountains over & over again.
post 1696203213 01-11-2024, 03:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Thebigzub⏩
Isn't there a Starbucks at the top of Everest these days...
They put in a ski lift last year.
Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
He does it for a living, but it has always baffled me why rich white idiots want to keep going up mountains over & over again.
Natural sense of adventure is engrained in men I feel. The more resources you have the smaller the world becomes. You can build tolerance for experience.

Don’t not feel this in you?
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post 1696203233 01-11-2024, 03:13 AM
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post 1696203323 01-11-2024, 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
Natural sense of adventure is engrained in men I feel. The more resources you have the smaller the world becomes. You can build tolerance for experience.

Don’t not feel this in you?
It mostly seems to exist in the very wealthy as it regards mountain climbing. I don't see the point of climbing the same mountain over & over. I can't even leave the house in UK winter without a pair of Heatholders socks over a smaller thick winter pair, 2 or 3 pairs of sweatpants/long johns & two pairs of gloves & on extremely cold days electronic hand warmers-my Raynaud's was kicking in after being out the front for 30 seconds the other morning getting the recycling & food bins back without any gloves on, let alone being anywhere near a mountain.
post 1696203483 01-11-2024, 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
It mostly seems to exist in the very wealthy as it regards mountain climbing. I don't see the point of climbing the same mountain over & over. I can't even leave the house in UK winter without a pair of Heatholders socks over a smaller thick winter pair, 2 or 3 pairs of sweatpants/long johns & two pairs of gloves & on extremely cold days electronic hand warmers-my Raynaud's was kicking in after being out the front for 30 seconds the other morning getting the recycling & food bins back without any gloves on, let alone being anywhere near a mountain.
Just out of curiosity, is there any “extreme” behavior you participate in, or think you would like to if you had the resources?

Motorcycles, sky diving, rock climbing, scuba diving?

I get not wanting to be in the cold. It isn’t enough to deter me from an experience like that, but I do get it.
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post 1696203733 01-11-2024, 03:44 AM
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Same number of times I’ve been on top of ur mom
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
It mostly seems to exist in the very wealthy as it regards mountain climbing. I don't see the point of climbing the same mountain over & over. I can't even leave the house in UK winter without a pair of Heatholders socks over a smaller thick winter pair, 2 or 3 pairs of sweatpants/long johns & two pairs of gloves & on extremely cold days electronic hand warmers-my Raynaud's was kicking in after being out the front for 30 seconds the other morning getting the recycling & food bins back without any gloves on, let alone being anywhere near a mountain.
The guy in the OP isn’t white you dip****
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post 1696204263 01-11-2024, 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
Just out of curiosity, is there any “extreme” behavior you participate in, or think you would like to if you had the resources?

Motorcycles, sky diving, rock climbing, scuba diving?

I get not wanting to be in the cold. It isn’t enough to deter me from an experience like that, but I do get it.
Nope, I am petrified of heights-even watching a film where people are high on buildings, or stuff like Arnie going out of the plane in Eraser & my hands sweat like crazy. The closest I get to risk is sometimes taking on cars crossing the road.
post 1696204323 01-11-2024, 04:05 AM
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Originally Posted By Doober4⏩
The guy in the OP isn’t white you dip****
As I said it is his job & he lives there-he is a Sherpa & he gets wealthy white westerners up & down, carries them down if they get ill, if they go too high against advice & get altitude sickness etc.
post 1696204803 01-11-2024, 04:19 AM
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He works hard for them rupees.

Sherpas have a ridiculously high death rate.
post 1696204833 01-11-2024, 04:19 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
He does it for a living, but it has always baffled me why rich white idiots want to keep going up mountains over & over again.
Cause you’re a weak soy filled waster who just wants to sit at home and wank all day
post 1696205223 01-11-2024, 04:32 AM
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all that mountaineering has done wonders for his teeth and skin, he looks like a mummy come to life
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perhaps they are rich and get bored of just having stuff other people can't have and start wanting to do stuff other people can't do...dive 20,000 feet in some little submarine...climb everest, etc. little ways of one upping their also rich friends
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Originally Posted By userO1ROTHKVUIA⏩
Cause you’re a weak soy filled waster who just wants to sit at home and wank all day
You don't get Frostbite, Hypoxia, get buried in Avalanches, falling rocks, pegs coming loose & falling hundreds or thousands of feet etc. Don't eat any Soya-other than a small amount in bread & at 14 odd stone certainly not weak. Once or twice a week is about all I can manage these days.
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Originally Posted By eddiehaskell⏩
perhaps they are rich and get bored of just having stuff other people can't have and start wanting to do stuff other people can't do...dive 20,000 feet in some little submarine...climb everest, etc. little ways of one upping their also rich friends
no matter how rich based on recent events i'd avoid the little submarines
post 1696205823 01-11-2024, 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted By userO1ROTHKVUIA⏩
Cause you’re a weak soy filled waster who just wants to sit at home and wank all day
Every climber chasing an 'Everest first'.

Has anyone ever wanked on the summit of Everest? You could probably shuffle it in the down suit but that's kinda cheating. The real record is open air fapping because you're risking frostbite. A great incentive to 'knock the bastard off' quicker rather than slower.
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
You don't get Frostbite, Hypoxia, get buried in Avalanches, falling rocks, pegs coming loose & falling hundreds or thousands of feet etc. Don't eat any Soya-other than a small amount in bread & at 14 odd stone certainly not weak. Once or twice a week is about all I can manage these days.
someone say frostbite?

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Crazy. My guide in Nepal had summitted Everest twice, and we met his friend who climbed it 8 times. Sherpas are built different.
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Meh...do a non-standard route up Everest.
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
Nope, I am petrified of heights-even watching a film where people are high on buildings, or stuff like Arnie going out of the plane in Eraser & my hands sweat like crazy. The closest I get to risk is sometimes taking on cars crossing the road.
I am scared of heights too, but I like the feeling. Lol
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Everest is a tourist trap these days.


youre better off going to one of the other top 10 tallest mountains that dont get all the attention.


Imagine dropping 50k to fly out to the remote wilderness only for this:




imagine being stuck in that massive line with all those narcissistic *******s all trying to take pics for their instagram
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
I am scared of heights too, but I like the feeling. Lol
My hands sweat so much that I wouldn't be able to grip anything while climbing.
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He looks partially mummified. There’s a permanent spot up there waiting for him. You can only tempt fate so many times before it’s over.
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