I just watched the documentary The Summit. The view on top of the mountain was amazing, I was stuck on the image. If you fall, no one is coming back for you. It's one and done, these nikkas are going where they need to go without you.
She trying to dj scratch on that p*ssy like wikkit wikkit wikkit and her p*ssy juice turned into Italian Ice
yup, K2 and Annapurna are death traps
imagine trying to climb this shyt brehs
He could't walk. Some people did try to give him oxygen but he was not responding. To be rescued from that height, you have to be able to walk.What happened to David Sharp is fukked up because people were passing him on the way to the summit. There's no reason why 10 of them couldn't use up the rest of their oxygen to bring him back down to camp. They wanted to save that shyt for the summit.
These were rich fukks that were there to do one thing.
When you know Brazilian jujitsu you can regulate your body temperature better. To bad.
Bruh trying to masturbate to stay warm
Yeah, this is old news.The Real Story of Everest and the Bodies Left Behind Is Brutal as Hell
Don't forget the fact that the native Sherpas are the ones doing all of the dangerous and hard labor...someone in here already posted the Real Sports w/ Bryant Gumbel video on it.Considering the danger vs reward aspect, it's not worth it. You have everything to lose health wise and nothing to gain. If you make it to the top, so what, you aren't the first to do so and you aren't the last. You don't get no money or rewards.
I am a Redguard I wonder if you are tooSkyrim wannabe Dovahkin muthafukkas...
They never talk about black people gettin to the top, so I looked it up.
Sophia Danenberg did it in 2006, first black woman
Then you got Sisbusiso Vilane, first black man in 2003