the Everest of posting on cc.com

[Dru]

If I can make 29,029 posts on cascadeclimbers.com (one post per foot of height of everest) then i will attain Nirvana and never need to post again. Discuss.

Edited December 8, 2005 by Dru

[John Frieh]

About time you canadians embraced the US measurement system

[John Frieh]

Perhaps king_of_freshies can provide some commentary on this posting milestone in his career

[catbirdseat]

If I can make 29,029 posts on cascadeclimbers.com (one post per foor of height of everest) then i will attain Nirvana and never need to post again. Discuss.

I agree that you will never need to post again, but I believe you will continue to post, regardless.

[darstog]

Unless, I'm mistaken, the elevation of the big E is of some dispute and is no longer thought of as 29,028. Also, the summit is rising at a very small rate. Therefore, Capt, you may have to stop at the official elev, and then post once every 3 or 4 years. The wait for which would be unbearable...

[Dru]

Perhaps king_of_freshies can provide some commentary on this posting milestone in his career

 

KOF used aid.

[dt_3pin]

If I can make 29,029 posts on cascadeclimbers.com (one post per foot of height of everest) then i will attain Nirvana and never need to post again. Discuss.

 

I do believe that Dru has spent too much time in the CC.com death zone (above 26,246 posts). The lack of oxygen and stress caused by such a prolonged time above 8000 metric posts have had an obvious impact on his cognitive skills. Amazingly, however, his fine motor skills appear unaffected, as the speed of his posting has not diminished.

Edited December 9, 2005 by dt_3pin

[griz]

...too much time in the CC.com death zone (above 26,246 posts). The lack of oxygen and stress caused by such a prolonged time above 8000 metric posts have had an obvious impact on his cognitive skills.

 

He must have been typing in a gamow bag for the previous 26,245 posts cuz his posts have always lacked cognitive skills.