[Another Mt Hood Stupid Comment]

And this sounds decidedly like the more subtle LEB/drkodos virus.

 

I just found this part of the website.

 

I've been reading your forums on cascades for a long while now.

Thanks for the really great information too.

 

I registered some time ago, way after starting to read it for mountain information. However, I have never posted and today was the first time I have participated beyond reading.

 

I've stuck to the basic forums and stuff and never dug deeper.

 

I'm impressed with this part and very relieved that the people posting over there are not representative of the regulars. I had no idea that this part was freer.

 

I had not idea this was even being discussed here until I saw, by chance, that thread while looking for some conditions reports on this site, as I normally do quite often.

 

I think I'll be more regular if the religion Q decreases.

 

No offense to those of you with religion.

[3 Lost on Mount Hood]

Departing with condolences for the friends and family of the deceased and respect for all.

[3 Lost on Mount Hood]

In fact, there is MUCH to be gleaned by parsing the details of this accident, from building a snow cave, to what to bring on a climb (winter or summer), to how to stay alive until someone gets to you if you're in trouble.

 

Start a new thread or threads. Parsing the details here has become an inappropriate spectacle.

[3 Lost on Mount Hood]

so as soon as this is over are all you people going to go away?

 

I will. Your discussion board is going to be buggered for a while though.

[3 Lost on Mount Hood]

But isn't there an arrest technique involving the use of two axes, I believe?

 

No

[3 Lost on Mount Hood]

what the fuck...why would they leave their bags and tools...doesn't make sense.

hypothermia