PBP: Document the Caucasity - Things Wypipo Love

I'll return Meh that.

Uncle Chen finishes marathons in 3:30 while chainsmoking

 

The only type of long-distance running I'll endorse

 

Big cat taming. I notice AAs typically don't do this type of job or kissing venomous snakes in church.

Galante compared the fatal accident to instances when people play with their house cats and unintentionally provoke them, causing minor scratches.

However, the key difference, Galante noted, is that when a tiger lashes out, “it can be absolutely fatal,” much like the “poorly placed bite” that killed Easley.

Galante emphasized that the tiger “didn’t want to kill” Easley, and that the mauling underscores the “unpredictability that large cats exhibit.”

https://www.newsnationnow.com/animals/tiger-fatally-mauled-handler-ryan-easley/amp/

 

Good % of marathoners have the sads

Running on empty: why are so many marathon runners so miserable?

One in four endurance runners displays ‘worryingly high’ levels of anxiety and depression, according to a study led by a man who has himself run more than 400 marathons. Isn’t exercise supposed to make you feel good?

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...why-are-so-many-marathon-runners-so-miserable

 

Saw that the last surviving sherpa from Hillary & Norgay's 1953 Everest summiting, Kanchha Sherpa, has passed.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ceq0xlnv2x2o.amp

But I had never heard of this unlucky mountaineer who died up there

 

It doesn't get any Whiter than this




https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8AEx9Wc/

 

These Chowdaheads Climbed Mt. Washington

Over 20 "ill-prepared" hikers were rescued from New Hampshire's Mount Washington after they were trapped in "full winter conditions" without the proper gear, with some developing hypothermia, according to the Mount Washington Cog Railway.

The hikers, who were rescued on Saturday by railway officials, had reached the mountain's 6,288-foot summit, but "most had no idea that summit services would be unavailable and that the state park was closed for the season," Andy Vilaine, the assistant general manager for the Mount Washington Cog Railway, said in a statement on Saturday.

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/mount-washington-hikers-rescued-hypothermia-snow/story?id=126900403

 

If you grew up around a Shop Rite, you know this one

 

One of the Frenchest things you'll read:

A French cyclist survived for three days after a horrendous 130-foot fall into a ravine, kept alive by the bottles of red wine he had in his shopping bag, police said.

The 77-year-old missed a bend on his bike on his way home from the supermarket on a lonely road in the mountainous Cevennes region, careening down a rocky slope and into the ravine near Saint-Julien-des-Points.

Unable to climb out, the man tried to shout every time a vehicle passed. But no one heard his cries.

As the hours turned into days, he was sustained by the bottles of wine he was taking home to his caravan, rescuers said.

Finally, passing roadworkers heard him yelling and spotted the twisted frame of his bicycle.

A helicopter airlifted him to hospital, with rescue doctor Laurent Savath calling his survival "a miracle ... given the cold and the rain, with almost nothing to eat or drink" other than the wine.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cyclist-falls-ravine-survives-days-drinking-wine-france/

 

This this is an insane Wypipo mountaineering accomplishment

 

I've lost a ski on a bunny hill and panicked. WTF would he do on Everest?