Seriously! Are people really this stupid? I'm sorry, but you would not find me walking on a ridge of a mountain the size of my foot.
As I watch the video I'm wondering if one of these idiots will be falling to their death, considering the steepness of this mountain ridge.
OMG, I am sweating just watching this video! Maybe I'm being a bit too harsh on them... I mean, if I don't have anything else to live for, or if my life doesn't matter that much to me, I guess I could see myself doing this.
From their YouTube description:
We started at the Pali Lookout and climbed the rather well traveled trail to the Pali Puka. Joining me was Randy, Francis, and myself. We proceeded beyond the Puka and the start of suicide climbs over a razor thin and crumbly ridges. The scariest part was when we reached the "W", a set of 3 notches, while retaining it's razor thin profile, all composed of crumbly rock! On the 3rd notch, we had to descend via a cable that is attached to what is known as "anvil rock", a crumbly mess of "rock" that appears ready to give at any moment (it wiggles when you push it hard)! The final climb to Lanihuli was the slowest climb ever, fighting through tangles of everything all the way to the top.
We also got the opportunity to hike with Martyna and Allegra, who just happened to be hiking this same route the same day! They caught up to us just above the Pali Puka Wall. We teamed up and tackled the Lanihuli summit together! These two can really hike! It was a pleasure to hike along side you guys!
Once at the summit, we descended the Lanihuli Trail which is no fun at all, considering it's 6 mile (one way) trail!
All in all, this hike was the scariest and most difficult hike I've ever done... This gives True Manamana a run for it's money!
Yesterday, I posted the United States according to Texas, and today they really treat us like crap...
I get it, everyone's still pissed over the New York post from last week.
This is a question not even the guy in the video below can answer (probably because he was on drugs).
The National Geographic channel has a new show that Ryan and I may have to record, it is called "The Indestructibles". It's a show that discovers how anyone can survive a "more than sure" fatal accident, fully recover from their injuries, and live to tell about it.
We missed the show on Sunday night, but it's airing again this Thursday. The episode is called "Flying Car Crash" and airs at 9:30 PM Central Time.
Here is the description to the trailer you're about to see. What a Hot Mess!
A normal morning in Ohio turns disastrous when a driver speeding down the highway loses control. The car barrels down the grassy median, collides with the guardrail and is instantly airborne. It slams into the center post of the overpass and explodes into thousands of small pieces. A nearby witness finds the bloodied and mangled body of 19-year-old Brennan Eden. Miraculously, he completely recovers. Eden has no memory of the accident and no idea of how he survived. But he is on a journey to find out how with the help of a stunt driving team and a crash investigator. Through a series of experiments that re-enact the crash, well uncover what caused the car to go airborne. Experts also reveal how Brennan survived the accident, which would have killed most drivers.
Pure genius, I absolutely love it! Can't you just imagine it???
Well, at least for the ones who grew up as a teenager in the 80's or earlier.
You gotta love Wal-Mart. I mean, where else can you go to find low, low prices and genuine people like this?
Yeah, my thoughts exactly.
I'll be honest, Ryan and I shop there, and sometimes we go to "Tar-Jay" (Target). I don't see the need to pay $5 for a jar of pickles when I can get it at Wally Mart for $2.
In either case, Mr. Walmartian has posted a fabulous song using pictures from the "People of Wal-Mart" site. The song is titled, "Wal-Martians," and it is absolutely hilarious. Check it out...
From You Tube description:
Original song celebrating the People of Wal-Mart. My cd containing "Wal-Martians" will be available on iTunes within a few weeks. For more info, visit www.ReverbNation.com/DaveThomasBand.
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- Blade 7184 aka Peter
