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The Something Awful Forums > Archives > Comedy Goldmine > The Goodmine > Has anyone ever been so far as to climb this year? Everest 2015
 
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Mr. Creakle
Apr 27, 2007

Protecting your virginity



 Even in the documentary, he didn't really look sad. Just exasperated and angry. "Yeah... I uh, admire that she had the guts to do it." :geno:

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Mr. Creakle
Apr 27, 2007

Protecting your virginity

Cojawfee posted:

What? I'm pretty sure they don't want there to be any bodies on the mountain as it is sacred. They'd remove all the bodies if it were possible.


Josef K. Sourdust posted:

The Sherpa also believe very strongly that if you die on the mountain, you should stay on the mountain. It was your fate, you chose it, it's not for someone else to try to mess with it.

While I'm sure they hate Westerners making GBS threads up their mountain, literally and figuratively, it sounds like they believe the bodies of people who die there should stay there. And I agree with them. Religion aside, the risk of losing LIVING humans is not worth retrieving a corpsecicle.

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