best of cc.com Mt. Hood events speculation

[enelson]

ignorant fucker - Very verbose.

 

much like what you have been contributing.

[kevbone]

Here is Steven (crappy actor) Seagal. This is the type of crap you get in here.

 

When Steven Segal was a kid, he used to get the crap beat out of him every day by the local kids in his neighborhood. They did it because he wouldn’t play oboe in their orchestra and they resented that because Steven was the best oboe player in the country. After weeks upon weeks of straight beatings, he got sick of it and ran away. It was just him and his oboe against the world. He traveled all over the country playing his oboe for scraps of food or spare change. After one such session a man came up to him and introduced himself as Gary Busey and wanted him to come stay with him and play for him, reluctantly he agreed and off he went with Gary.

He was brought to a small shanty out in the middle of the Illinois bean fields. Wondering what was going on he was forced by Busey to play his oboe, not knowing what to do he played. After the song was over he asked Gary what this place was that he was brought to, but before Busey could explain, 24 ninjas attacked! Fearing the beating of a life time, Busey ran into the shack leaving young Steven to face the beating alone. And man, oh man, what a five star, first-class, employee of the month beating it was. After all was said and done Steven went into the house and asked why Gary ran, he said that he had a bad allergic reaction to the cotton that the ninja’s uniforms were made of. Being an idiot and all** Steven believed him. A few weeks passed and every few days or so, Steven would get jumped by ninjas. This went on for a few months before he brought up the idea of protecting himself incase of such attacks. Fearing this day would come, Gary told him about his past. A few years before, Gary Busey was a skilled fighter in lemur-style fighting. But after one match were he saw his best friend defeated by the squirrel master of southern Utah, he vowed that he would never fight again. After the story, Steven quit playing the oboe and started in the art of lemur fighting. The beatings were still an everyday occurrence, but they were less harsh due to the training that he was receiving from Gary. After about 3 years of beatings and training, Steven finally won a fight, but the glory was short lived because once the rest of the ninja clan of the bean fields heard that he had defeated the 24 member assault team, the grand ninja sent his entire clan of 651 bean ninjas to beat and destroy Steven Segal. After a fierce battle, Steven was defeated and Garry Busey pawned his oboe to buy a milk shake and a dagwood sandwich

 

Dont make me take the thread over again!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Molly1]

"intuition" ..now that's an interesting word.

 

What is 'intuition'?

 

Isn't it just a good combination of skill, knowledge, and intelligence?

 

Speaking of 'intuition', I noticed that these climbers left behind 3 notes or so relating to their planned route and back up route. Is that normal? Or was it 'intuition'?

[Dechristo]

we've got higher peaks here in North America, babe

 

 

 

Those NFL Seahawks are such arrogant, idiots... they're all gonna die soon.

 

 

Cobra, they're too arrogant to think of cuddling in Holmgren's guts; they're gonna die!

[StevenSeagal]

"intuition" ..now that's an interesting word.

 

What is 'intuition'?

 

Isn't it just a good combination of skill, knowledge, and intelligence?

 

Has nothing to do with any of those things.

 

Speaking of 'intuition', I noticed that these climbers left behind 3 notes or so relating to their planned route and back up route. Is that normal? Or was it 'intuition'?

 

Are you stoned, or just stupid?

[StevenSeagal]

we've got higher peaks here in North America, babe

 

What an arrogant claim!

[G-spotter]

i gots intuitions in my shells beyotch. prodeal.

hear that whump sound? that's the sound of me beating my chest. roooooar

[Dechristo]

It sounds like she's got the arrogant clam

[Molly1]

What does it have to do with, then? Is intuition something you are born with and that cannot be analyzed or measured?

 

I think when people make decisions a lot of things come into play that they are not even aware of. It could be something as simple as arrogance, as one said, or an unwillingless to look the fool. But, I'm never afraid to look foolish.

[kevbone]

arrogant clam

 

What is a "arrogant clam"?

[kevbone]

Is intuition something you are born with and that cannot be analyzed or measured?

 

It is my intuition that you are a fool and only write drivel.

[Dechristo]

But, I'm never afraid to look foolish.

 

daring, darling

[Dechristo]

arrogant clam

 

What is a "arrogant clam"?

 

 

similar to a taunting toe

[kevbone]

arrogant clam

 

What is a "arrogant clam"?

 

 

similar to a taunting toe

 

Nice try, the spelling cops just busted you. Blah!

[Dechristo]

but, dissimilar to a daunting dimwit

[Clavote]

What does it have to do with, then? Is intuition something you are born with and that cannot be analyzed or measured?

 

I think when people make decisions a lot of things come into play that they are not even aware of. It could be something as simple as arrogance, as one said, or an unwillingless to look the fool. But, I'm never afraid to look foolish.

 

 

You're kinda creepy like in a wait for someone to die way and you want to analyse the whole thing over and over again.

 

Why? you have been asking questions now how about a question for you.

 

Thanks and have a safe new year.

[StevenSeagal]

What does it have to do with, then? Is intuition something you are born with and that cannot be analyzed or measured?

 

Instinctual perception- grounded in fact. Neither quantifiable nor proprietary to anyone. It is within reach for everyone.

 

Analysis is a tool of the ego. What is more arrogant than attempting to define the unknowable?

 

 

[Clavote]

I've watched the series, "Everest," on national geographic, and it struck me how many people are now climbing that mountain that have no business on it. They would never have a chance of making it to the top without the Sherpas, who carry the food and supplies and oxygen, set up the camps, cook the food, set the lines, and sometimes carry the climbers. And, even with all this help, 1 in 6 of them never make it off the mountain alive according to one statistic I read.

 

This has only been going on for like, 15 or 20 years...

 

I wonder if it is getting more common now for some who perceive it as just another vacation and don't perceive the risk. There were a lot of climbers in this series, (according to the mountain guide) who were putting others at risk just by being there. There were actually waiting lines at the top, of more than an hour, while better climbers cooled their heels in minus 40F, waiting for less skilled climbers to negotiate a difficult passage.

 

I've also noticed from my recent readings, that the fatal accidents seem to tend to happen more on the descent. Not sure why that is.

 

This may seem a silly question. Have you climbed before?

And no insult meant.

 

The stats are real and most people get hurt going down because they are tired sleep deprived and just plain let their guard down when tired, cold, etc..

 

Check it out: go climbing these things will become logical.

[Seahawks]

and I have 3 question for you, why hell do you care? who the hell made you cop here??? and why are you even here???

[Seahawks]

and I have 3 question for you, why hell do you care? who the hell made you cop here??? and why are you even here???

[Seahawks]

and I have 3 question for you, why hell do you care? who the hell made you cop here??? and why are you even here???

[StevenSeagal]

And why are you here, lardass?

[Molly1]

What does it have to do with, then? Is intuition something you are born with and that cannot be analyzed or measured?

 

Instinctual perception- grounded in fact. Neither quantifiable nor proprietary to anyone. It is within reach for everyone.

 

Analysis is a tool of the ego. What is more arrogant than attempting to define the unknowable?

 

 

But, some things are knowable. The weather coming in, for one. The small window of good weather they allowed themselves for another. The small window to survive the bad weather if necessary for another. The lack of gps systems, etc, to navigate in a whiteout, or to provide a location for authorities. Are these things intuitive? Or just common sense?

 

I noticed that the smaller cave had a sleeping bag of sorts in it, left behind. Whereas the bigger cave had no sleeping bag. Apparently.

[Seahawks]

I'm here to make sure you know your heros CIA ass is the worst actor on this planet.

[Dechristo]

What is more arrogant than attempting to define the unknowable?

 

 

defining the definition of "the unknowable".