Having worked in hospitality for years, I had general disdain for the friday nite normies who would get super pissed and start dancing in their suit to M People, Doobie Bros etc etc at 9pm - and that stuff was of course specifically put on by my friend the bar manager who was very good at manipulating that crowd with the 'party hits' which in general were the latest 90s tat, or some tat from the 60s and 70s I never experienced it myself until my first year in corporate land when everyone would tank up on free staff drinks, then head straight to the 'suit bars' and carnage would ensue I think the fun of it was mostly everyone knows it's awful, but everyone knows the words, and everyone is so pissed. Whereas in the scenes where people are getting wasted, obviously it does not work at all.
Using our chromosomes Preparing to face a White world every day you don't know much about either one...
Yeah - if only it had been that cool. More likely mopping vom off the walls in the ladies lol I never even saw coke before i got to sydney
Jitty: 1 month after landing in Sydney (couldn't figure out how to copy and paste this vid) https://www.facebook.com/jethrohest...eel-good-spotify-httpsspoti/1790907617655165/
You forgot this one: "We are all just unwilling passengers on a runaway train to doom and annihilation. Brief spasms of joy (like 5 MLS Cup finals) are only there to point out the total hopelessness of all human endeavor."
Wish him luck! Climber to Attempt Everest in Winter – a Deadly Undertaking Only one climber ever has summited the world's highest peak in winter without using supplemental oxygen https://gripped.com/news/climber-to...z0tfOUregCxiHO8kLw_aem_7JQUmwBtlW8Q_59cmNKOIw
Surprised they haven't sent sherpas up to the summit to put up nets to catch the mountaineering tourists. No future revenue from dead ones.
They essentially do. There are guide ropes that the Sherpas and guides set up for the climbers to clip into on technical sections. Often the mountaineers are roped together too, so if someone slips the others can catch them.
Let us not dismiss that there are actually some people doing it more right than others, but that number of people has held fairly steady. A few dozens/year. The hundreds are just rich ecotourists.
Lots going on in this one. 2 Portland men went "searching for sasquatch" (great band name, btw) in a park named after Frank Gifford & Bronson Pinchot in a county called Skamania (sounds like a lame ska band from Orange County) and croaked of exposure. RIP, Whitelandians. https://www.kgw.com/video/news/loca...rest/283-98c0fa40-d2ba-4d9b-96d4-3fb9deb9b6a5
Skamania sounds to me more like a ska festival. Yeah, I'm not really interested in searching for animals bigger than bears and smart enough to mostly avoid notice.