hawkeye69 Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 thats what i thought. Â but i doubt that that nun suit will get people to loose their attention. or at least male attention... Quote
niyol Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 something like this i hope  Um... you know... if they posted a flashing nun at or near Pearly Gates I might be willing to pay a rescue deposit AND carry a locator device! Quote
badvoodoo Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 Man, nothing like high-profile media coverage to kick off some serious spraylord competition. In the absence of one really talented troll, a shower of sub-par ones will do the trick! Quote
niyol Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 (edited) damn, thats hot its probably hot mostly where the latex is right up against the body... looks like there is plenty of room for ventilation and air movement that would provide some cooling... well... and probably a bit of whistling in a high wind... kinda like when you blow across a the top of a pop bottle... the whole um... girl skydiving naked effect... Edited December 24, 2006 by niyol Quote
tvashtarkatena Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 I think the red flashing radio tower idea has some merit. It would be like a lighthouse; a beacon of safety to call wayward climbers home. Unlike the ocean, however, Mt. Hood isn't flat, so a system of giant mirrors strategically placed over the entire mountain would reflect the original powerful laser signal from the tower. Just follow the red dots. Â In near zero visibility, the tower could emit a loud chirping sound, similar to cross walks for the blind. Â Once the laser and sound system was installed, rock concerts could be staged at the Pearly Gates, with proceeds covering the cost of the system. Â I'm filing a patent. Quote
archenemy Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 damn, thats hot its probably hot mostly where the latex is right up against the body... looks like there is plenty of room for ventilation and air movement that would provide some cooling... well... and probably a bit of whistling in a high wind... kinda like when you blow across a the top of a pop bottle... the whole um... girl skydiving naked effect... Hate to piss all over the fantasy, but the parts that aren't "ventilated" don't get hot so much as slimy. Wearing latex and PVC is not as sexy feeling as it is sexy looking. Quote
Ducknut Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 damn, thats hot its probably hot mostly where the latex is right up against the body... looks like there is plenty of room for ventilation and air movement that would provide some cooling... well... and probably a bit of whistling in a high wind... kinda like when you blow across a the top of a pop bottle... the whole um... girl skydiving naked effect... Hate to piss all over the fantasy, but the parts that aren't "ventilated" don't get hot so much as slimy. Wearing latex and PVC is not as sexy feeling as it is sexy looking. Speaking from experience? Where are the pics? Or was that just an excuse to get out of the outfit ASAP? Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 Yo, dimwit...I suppose every smoker should sign a waiver saying they will pay for fire rescue services when their house goes up in flames because they fell asleep with a lit cigarette, or any person who gets a drivers license should sign a waiver stsing that they will pay for rescue services whenever they make some ignorant move that causes a car accident? Those services cost the taxpayers money too and more often and cumulatively more expensive than the few mountain rescues in one year...shit happens to stupid people and brilliant people...as humans we do what we have to in order to help each other. If you think otherwise, then you're just a self-centered ass... Quote
Phil Jones Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 I'd say the three climbers paid enough of a penalty for not carrying an MLU, PLB or SAT phone. Â No need to make their families pay anything more either. Â Â Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 An observation that hasn't been pointed out...kellys brother said that he was found in the 3-man cave with only one glove on. There was one glove found in the small cave which was speculated to have been made to simply shelter them from the conditions as they worked and anchored...leading me to believe that kelly had been in that anchored cave at some point and that something caused him to leave the glove behind before returning to the 3-man cave... Quote
archenemy Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 My god you are a genius. Amazing that S&R doesn't contact you directly for your consulting services. I am you you would be compensated well for your brilliant insights. Quote
archenemy Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 damn, thats hot its probably hot mostly where the latex is right up against the body... looks like there is plenty of room for ventilation and air movement that would provide some cooling... well... and probably a bit of whistling in a high wind... kinda like when you blow across a the top of a pop bottle... the whole um... girl skydiving naked effect... Hate to piss all over the fantasy, but the parts that aren't "ventilated" don't get hot so much as slimy. Wearing latex and PVC is not as sexy feeling as it is sexy looking. Speaking from experience? Where are the pics? Or was that just an excuse to get out of the outfit ASAP? Of course I am speaking from experience. But hell, I don't need an excuse to undress; I do it at my leisure. Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 I'm quite cerain you stand between eveyone and happiness, but not for reasons you think or dream... Â What I've also discovered through my experience on this board is that even if I was suffering from hypothermia on any mountaintop and my only hopes for survival were me, my DD's and (most of) you and a bit of carnal in a sleeping bag, I'd rather die and let your peckers freeze off (if the natural coldness within you hasn't left them inoperable already, which would explain a lot in this forum.) Â : ) Â Â Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 I'm quite cerain you stand between eveyone and happiness, but not for reasons you think or dream... Â What I've also discovered through my experience on this board is that even if I was suffering from hypothermia on any mountaintop and my only hopes for survival were me, my DD's and (most of) you and a bit of carnal in a sleeping bag, I'd rather die and let your peckers freeze off (if the natural coldness within you hasn't left them inoperable already, which would explain a lot in this forum.) Â : ) Â Â Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 I'm quite cerain you stand between eveyone and happiness, but not for reasons you think or dream... Â What I've also discovered through my experience on this board is that even if I was suffering from hypothermia on any mountaintop and my only hopes for survival were me, my DD's and (most of) you and a bit of carnal in a sleeping bag, I'd rather die and let your peckers freeze off (if the natural coldness within you hasn't left them inoperable already, which would explain a lot in this forum.) Â : ) Â Â Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 Um.. I only hit submit on that post once, so apparently "someone" thought it was a point that beared repeating over and over and over.... Quote
kjlfaiejlifli Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 Um.. I only hit submit on that post once, so apparently "someone" thought it was a point that beared repeating over and over and over.... Quote
G-spotter Posted December 24, 2006 Posted December 24, 2006 I think the red flashing radio tower idea has some merit. It would be like a lighthouse; a beacon of safety to call wayward climbers home. Unlike the ocean, however, Mt. Hood isn't flat, so a system of giant mirrors strategically placed over the entire mountain would reflect the original powerful laser signal from the tower. Just follow the red dots. In near zero visibility, the tower could emit a loud chirping sound, similar to cross walks for the blind.  Once the laser and sound system was installed, rock concerts could be staged at the Pearly Gates, with proceeds covering the cost of the system.  I'm filing a patent.  Why not install the laser on a shark instead? Sharks go well with laserbeams. Quote
Roger Posted December 25, 2006 Posted December 25, 2006 Â more deadly on a dolphin though... Â Â Quote
pink Posted December 26, 2006 Posted December 26, 2006 (edited) will somebody stop this madness. this thread needs to end today. Â Â Q:how many climbers does it take to beat a dead horse? Â A:just read back through the thread starting with no sense. Â Â Edited December 26, 2006 by pink Quote
Molly1 Posted December 26, 2006 Posted December 26, 2006 I've been reading some more and I've discovered that these 'accidents' on top of mountains are not all that uncommon. People can just slip and fall, and if they cannot break their fall with an ice axe, they can fall hundreds of feet to their death. Sometimes if they are roped they can pull others down with them. Looking at these reports, it seems that a great deal of skill is really required to mess around on the steep inclines at the tops of these mountains, including knowing how to discern between different types of snow (which can change in a heart beat when the sun comes up), knowing what gear to use, knowing how to stop a free fall with an ice axe before too much speed builds up, not to mention all the technical knowledge required to climb rockface and ice. Â Needless to say, I've vowed never to venture to a place where trees refuse to grow. I'm sure you will all be happy to hear that. Â I am awed by how dangerous this sport really is, even though people don't seem to generally acknowledge that. Â And, I have come to appreciate the onerous sign taken by the sheriff that two ice axes were left behind on a steep slope. Â If I were ever going to take on such an endeavor on an unknown mountain, I would hire someone who grew up climbing it and who had a lot of skill and local knowledge to accompany me. Quote
kevbone Posted December 26, 2006 Posted December 26, 2006 There is no end to madness  Especially when folks like yourself keep posting…..daren’t, did it myself. Quote
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