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Wednesday, 7 February 2018
quote [ At fifty-five, Henry Worsley began a solitary trek that became a singular test of character. ]
Out across the virgin snow
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dolemite said @ 10:47pm GMT on 7th February
Strongly agree. I remember hearing about a world-reknowned bareface rock climber who died in a climbing mishap leaving behind a 5 year-old daughter. The only tragedy I could see was that the little girl in question had an irredeemably selfish cunt for a dad and now had to go on with no dad at all.
On a similar note (and at the risk of offending a few fans) I was not sad when Paul Walker died. Just glad that nobody outside his vehicle had to go with him. Also glad that mainstream public sentiment failed to get the street where Walker's fatal accident occurred named after him.
dolemite said @ 10:49pm GMT on 7th February
Strongly agree. I don't know about the guy in this article but I remember hearing about a world-reknowned bareface rock climber who died in a climbing mishap leaving behind a 5 year-old daughter. The only tragedy I could see was that the little girl in question had an irredeemably selfish cunt for a dad and now had to go on with no dad at all.
On a similar note (and at the risk of offending a few fans) I was not sad when Paul Walker died. Just glad that nobody outside his vehicle had to go with him. Also glad that mainstream public sentiment failed to get the street where Walker's fatal accident occurred named after him.
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dolemite said @ 10:47pm GMT on 7th February
Strongly agree. I don't know about the guy in this article but I remember hearing about a world-reknowned bareface rock climber who died in a climbing mishap leaving behind a 5 year-old daughter. The only tragedy I could see was that the little girl in question had an irredeemably selfish cunt for a dad and now had to go on with no dad at all.
On a similar note (and at the risk of offending a few fans) I was not sad when Paul Walker died. Just glad that nobody outside his vehicle had to go with him. Also glad that mainstream public sentiment failed to get the street where Walker's fatal accident occurred named after him.
