Mar 05, 2014 1:14 AM GMT
We really do ruin everything, don't we? 
http://theweek.com/article/index/244854/mt-everests-filthy-secret-its-a-dump

http://theweek.com/article/index/244854/mt-everests-filthy-secret-its-a-dump
xrichx saidAs soon as I saw the thread title, I knew the dead bodies would be mentioned somewhere. Pretty sad, and fascinating at the same time.
Lumpyoatmeal saidWasn't the lower half of the lunar lander left on the moon?
xrichx saidFor the morbidly curious..
http://altereddimensions.net/2012/dead-bodies-on-mount-everest
Jack_NNJ saidLumpyoatmeal saidWasn't the lower half of the lunar lander left on the moon?
Yes. We've polluted the moon. Dipshit.
DanOmatic saidWhat really is trash are the type A++ overachievers with too much money and adrenaline for their own good who leave wreckage in their wake (sometimes in the form of their own frozen bodies, but usually in their thoughtless litter).
In their deep seated need to notch this off of their to-do list they show no regard for either the mountain or the people who have been climbing it long before it became a "thing"--the Sherpas, who have managed to conquer Everest without leaving it a junkyard.
xrichx saidFor the morbidly curious..
http://altereddimensions.net/2012/dead-bodies-on-mount-everest
MikeW saidxrichx saidFor the morbidly curious..
http://altereddimensions.net/2012/dead-bodies-on-mount-everest
OH! Thank you so much. I'd read somewhere that some of the frozen corpses were used as trail markers and I thought at the time, 'well, now, that deserves a picture,' but none was provided. So, thanks again for this public service. Did you go out of your way searching for them or did you have that bookmarked? Just curious.
MikeW saidJack_NNJ saidLumpyoatmeal saidWasn't the lower half of the lunar lander left on the moon?
Yes. We've polluted the moon. Dipshit.
Now, now, if you can't be nice, Mr. 5 posts to your name, you can go away. This is a milder, gentler RJ, not the old FUCK YOU ASS HOLE, RJ. K?
xrichx saidFor the morbidly curious..
http://altereddimensions.net/2012/dead-bodies-on-mount-everest