Dead bodies sliding down Everest

I met the legendary Scott Fischer once before he died on Mt. Everest in 1996. He's had books and a major movie produced about his life.

He looked like Patrick Swayze and every muscle including his fingers were incredibly well developed. Seriously, he was movie star material - I had never met anyone so physically fit. His wife, Jeannie, is a former professional pilot and they have two children together.

Thing was I wasn't surprised at his death whatsoever. Mountaineering types do, in fact, have massive egos - you climb one mountain, it's on to the next with Everest being the ultimate claim to fame. I'm sure conquering mountains is the ultimate ego-builder - and, in actuality, it is an amazing human achievement. However, mother nature doesn't care about egos whatsoever.

Scott's body is still on Everest as tradition has it. Unfortunately for his wife and children, they still suffer tremendously both financially and emotionally. They were sued by the other members of his 'team' that either died or were seriously injured.

It must be that some people simply have a death wish especially when they think climbing Everest is just another feather in their cap of 'look how great I am...I climbed Everest'. With so many climbing Everest, it's a moot point whether they succeed or not.

Among the dead on Everest is Australian Jason Bernard Kennison, 40, who died near the Balcony on his descent on Sunday, May 21. Kennison,who was climbing with Asian Trekking, survived a horrific car crash in 2006, and had to re-learn to walk after sustaining a spinal injury in the wreck. Kennison was climbing the peak to raise funds for an Australian nonprofit that helps people with spinal-cord injuries.

“We are so proud of his achievements and we take great solace in knowing he made it to the summit. The highest place on this earth,” his family wrote in a statement online.

Libs are by far the most messy, filthy weirdos I have ever encountered. Most are tree hugging hypocrites. Now they litter the mountains with their bodies.

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The causes of their death vary as widely as the weather at Mount Everest’s peak. Climbers face the dangers of falling off the mountain, tripping into huge crevices, asphyxiation from low oxygen levels, avalanches and falling rocks, and weather that can unexpectedly change drastically in mere minutes. At the summit, winds can reach hurricane strength literally blowing the climber off the mountain. Oxygen levels leave the climbers gasping for breath while their oxygen deprived brains leave them unable to make rational decisions. Some climbers stop for a brief rest only to slowly drift into a deep sleep, never to wake up. All dangers aside, ask any climber who has beaten the mountain and reached the 29,000 foot summit and they will tell you the most memorable, and disturbing, part of their climb were the many perfectly preserved bodies that they passed on their way to the top.

Climbing Mount Everest is a four-day endeavor, not counting the seven day hike to Base Camp nor the two week layover where climbers allow their bodies to acclimate to the high altitude environment. Climbers begin their four-day Mount Everest climb at Base Camp located at the foot of the mountain. Climbers leave the 17,700 foot base camp, which borders Tibet and Nadas, and seek to reach Camp #1 located at 20,000 feet. After resting the night at Camp #1, they next travel to Camp #2, also known as Advanced Base Camp (ABC). From Advanced Base Camp they move to Camp #3 where at 24,500 feet, oxygen levels are so low, they must wear oxygen masks while they sleep. From Camp #3 climbers attempt to reach South Col or Camp 4. After reaching Camp #4, climbers arrive at the “death zone” and must decide whether to continue, stop and rest a little longer, or turn back. Those that choose to move forward face the most difficult segment of their journey. At 26,000 feet, in the “death zone”, necrosis sets in and their body begins to die. During their ascent, the climber is literally teetering on the brink of life and death and in a race to reach the summit, and back, before their bodies shut down and die. Should they fail in the attempt, their bodies become part of the mountain landscape.

Yep, but the ones in OP's clip were fresh corpses. Arms and legs flopping around as they slide.

stupid is as stupid does.....you get what you ask for.

"Green Boots" was well known and iirc was local and there for his job, not because he was an elite nor was he a filthy liberal.This doesn't look like his body, either, but I guess they are really moving lately so who knows?

Last Edited by Guivre on 06/09/2023 12:46 PM

No, just not for all women or for all men

Damn :(

A lot of people have very weak blood circulation now. Maybe the death rate at Everest is going to go up to around 70%.

We need more Everests! I really enjoy seeing stupid dead people.
There is NO fucking excuse for stupidity and it should definitely be painful; and deadly.
Climb mother fuckers, climb!

geez. that's the definition of lame, imo.

On the contrary, dumb asses should be encouraged to engage in dangerous pastimes. The more dangerous the better.

They f’ed around and found out.

I'd like to nominate one to push.

It's the body of the rich liberal who thought it would be cool to steal Green Boots' green boots.

You are epic!

If that's not a turn the fuck around moment, I don't know what is..

Idiots have too much free time

No turning back now lady.

Mount Everest ascent is on The List of so many dummies.
Some people go there and LIE about their heart condition
then collapse, even die. A woman died a few years ago because
of her selfish egomania due to this.

Some people treat their sherpas like servant monkey people.
An Italian gut almost got his ass kicked for berating a
sherpa last year.

People leave garbage, junk, piss shit all over the mountain.

All of these Top 20 Destination places are getting flooded with
disrespectful ass-clowns now. Machu Pichu has been getting
wrecked in recent years, word of that being closed off.

Modern man doesn't deserve the Earth. We need a cataclysm like
in the days of old...

In my 20's, I was rock climbing on a cold wet day, and had an epiphany that it was too dangerous.

Because they are emotional beings that belong in the home nurturing children, keeping the home and making a good sammich. They shouldn't be on a mountain driving men crazy with their stupid emotions.

i saw sooo much of that. it was disgusting.

everything you said is true from my experience.

i went to machu picchu twice in the late 90's and it was already getting kooky then.


i'm praying for the earth to roll over.