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Yeah found the original:
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Yeah found the original:
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There’s an age that I would have done it.
In my 20s I jumped out of airplanes, bunjee jumped from a hot air balloon, and ran with the bulls in Pamplona.
But these days the most dangerous thing I do is Aqua’s sister.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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There’s an age that I would have done it.
In my 20s I jumped out of airplanes, bunjee jumped from a hot air balloon, and ran with the bulls in Pamplona.
But these days the most dangerous thing I do is Aqua’s sister.
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There’s an age that I would have done it.
In my 20s I jumped out of airplanes, bunjee jumped from a hot air balloon, and ran with the bulls in Pamplona.
But these days the most dangerous thing I do is Aqua’s sister.
In my 20s I jumped out of airplanes, bunjee jumped from a hot air balloon, and ran with the bulls in Pamplona.
But these days the most dangerous thing I do is Aqua’s sister.I think your irresponsible exposure to the worst STDs known to mankind is far more dangerous than jumping out of airplanes or bunjee jumping.
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Free climb of El Capitan
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Free climb of El Capitan
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@taiwan_girl said in Nope:
Free climb of El Capitan
TG, what's your source for this? I'd like to know more.
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The really cool part:
Dierdre Wolownick, Alex Honnold's mother, started climbing at age 60 and is the oldest woman to climb El Capitan (first at the age of 66 and then, breaking her own record, again at age 70)
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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The really cool part:
Dierdre Wolownick, Alex Honnold's mother, started climbing at age 60 and is the oldest woman to climb El Capitan (first at the age of 66 and then, breaking her own record, again at age 70)
Dierdre Wolownick, Alex Honnold's mother, started climbing at age 60 and is the oldest woman to climb El Capitan (first at the age of 66 and then, breaking her own record, again at age 70)
Here's a profile of her: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-10-28/dierdre-honnold-wolownick-rock-climbing-mom
Following Horace's tip led me to a career biog of Reinhold Messner, billed as "the greatest mountaineer on earth". Amazing reading.
https://achievement.org/achiever/reinhold-messner/I imagine how 99.90% of people gaze upon Pakistan's Nanga Parbat and admire its beauty and magnificence, and the other .10% -- ah, the other .10% gaze upon it and think, "I'm gonna conquer that bitch."
