will you like to climb mount everest someday in your life?

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   Bikash jhaposted 7 years ago

   NAMASTE to all of you first.
   climbing something like everest will be very time consuming as it almost need more than half month of training, thosand dollars worth clothes, and other criteria and expenses but still its not sure that you will surely made it or reach on top (bad weathers for unlucky people some time) in one attempt, or return home safe. so will you like to climb everest anyday the highest mountain in the world someday in your life.
   
   Give me your reason why or why not
   and by the way welcome to nepal if your answer is yes.

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      johnshadeposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      i like the idea of it but the thrill doesn't out way the risk for me, avalanches, cold, air pressure and movies that don't end well puts me off lol.
      Funny I would go sky diving however even if it has its risk, good luck if you decide to go!

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         Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

         dude i a nepali , i will do it one day ,thats my dream but wait a min did you just say cold, it remind me of a 16 yrs old sherpa who lost his five fingers from his two hands(three from one and two from another) due to frostbite, a change in my thought

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   Polly Cposted 7 years ago

   No, I don't really fancy that - it sounds likes way too much hard work and torture for me! I don't think I'd ever have the stamina to make it even half way up! However, I would very much like to go to Nepal and Kathmandu.

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      Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      You will be welcomed in kathmandu and there are more places in nepal to visit than kathmandu( and you can avoid trekking if you want but real fun is there)  but of course you dont like to walk( stamina i know)

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         Polly Cposted 7 years agoin reply to this

         Oh I do like walking very much, just not climbing!

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            Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            but trekking mean climbing as its done in rural mountainous area where vechile are not available but they are lots of other thing you can see and do here without climbing part, can i ask you when most of the people even dont know about nepal how come you know about kathmandu
            
            and NAMASTE by the way
            i like you

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               Polly Cposted 7 years agoin reply to this

               I think the majority of people do know about Nepal and Kathmandu...I have seen them on TV, read about them in books...I think Michael Palin's programme (Full Circle, I think it was) was quite informative. He is a Brit who tours the world, mostly off the beaten track, making interesting travel programmes and getting to know the locals.

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                  Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  I have seen that show, it was about touring himalya

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                     MPG Narrativesposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                     I saw Michael Palin's show too. I'd like to see Nepal one day and do some walks but not Mt Everest, don't have that kind of stamina.

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                        Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                        Dude whats up with every body where is humanly curiosity

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   rebekahELLEposted 7 years ago

   no, I don't think so. it would be beautiful to visit the area, but no climbing mt. everest.
   I did read Peter Jenkins book years ago about his climbing expeditition to everest in the 1980's.  the title is Across China. It is excellent reading. I can't imagine climbing it!

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      Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      cmon whats with all of you guys, you are going to make us more poorer and unemployed i mean imagine the view from the top of the world and other view and experince in journey, wont it be worth risk(frost bite, glacier, alttiude sickness and may be death).lol

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         wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

         Think of the view from a plane window....
         
         Sorry, the thought of freezing my tokus off to walk up a mountain doesn't appeal much.  I'd rather stay low enough to go fishing.

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            Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            lol hahaha funny
            
            cmon nobody here , i mean its highest mountain, thats like roof of the world, what happen to human passion and curisioty .

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            Sab Ohposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I would like very much to NOT climb Mt. Everest.

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               Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

               cmon be brave
               yes we can

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               IzzyMposted 7 years agoin reply to this

               Me neither! I don't see the point. Every winter climbers die on the Scottish mountains because they wanted to go climbing in avalanche conditions. I have never understood the want. "I want to climb a mountain - because it is there" doesn't make sense to me. Hire a helicopter and look at it from the top if you wanted to see the view. Everest? That's just mental IMO.

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                  Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  cmon on helicopter, where is the adventure then

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         Polly Cposted 7 years agoin reply to this

         I do have a Pachamama fairtrade fleece made in Nepal, and my son has a really cool winter hat with very long plait things hanging from it..that is made in Nepal as well.

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            Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            well if you are interested in those traditional stuffs you can buy them in very cheap price here in nepal and its very budget fitting place especially for westerners

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   Greek Oneposted 7 years ago

   Step 1:   Drum up the energy to get up on that ladder and clean out my eavesdrops

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   Greek Oneposted 7 years ago

   I don't need to climb it.. i have the National Geographic channel in HD

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      Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      ha ha ha
      i still dont have a company,

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   IzzyMposted 7 years ago

   Hey wait till tomorrow till ClimberJames (is that his name?)comes online. He's on GMT + 1 time. He'll discuss this with you

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      Bikash jhaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      hey  i still have nobody with a positive answer

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