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As an avid ski mountaineer, i made history by completing the first-ever successful ski descent of Mount Everest's direct North Face via the legendary Hornbein Couloir..... while using my skateboard,  sans the wheels of course, as a slalom ski. 
Long considered the "holy grail" of extreme ski mountaineering, the descent required navigating a brutal, unrelenting 9,000-foot vertical drop of pure ice, snow, and rock in what experts call a strict "no-fall zone".
I stopped to rescue a party of Sherpa Guides, and in the process had to leave my phone behind, while carrying two of the wounded to safety.

RebelGator » 37 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

37 minutes ago

As an avid ski mountaineer, i made history by completing the first-ever successful ski descent of Mount Everest's direct North Face via the legendary Hornbein Couloir..... while using my skateboard,  sans the wheels of course, as a slalom ski. 
Long considered the "holy grail" of extreme ski mountaineering, the descent required navigating a brutal, unrelenting 9,000-foot vertical drop of pure ice, snow, and rock in what experts call a strict "no-fall zone".
I stopped to rescue a party of Sherpa Guides, and in the process had to leave my phone behind, while carrying two of the wounded to safety.

Are you two in the same screen writers guild making up scripts for future entertainment keeping art and reality joined at the hip governing tomorrows until extinction arrives?

RebelGator » 57 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

57 minutes ago

As an avid ski mountaineer, i made history by completing the first-ever successful ski descent of Mount Everest's direct North Face via the legendary Hornbein Couloir..... while using my skateboard,  sans the wheels of course, as a slalom ski. 
Long considered the "holy grail" of extreme ski mountaineering, the descent required navigating a brutal, unrelenting 9,000-foot vertical drop of pure ice, snow, and rock in what experts call a strict "no-fall zone".
I stopped to rescue a party of Sherpa Guides, and in the process had to leave my phone behind, while carrying two of the wounded to safety.

         

Sounds like a TALL TALE that BeeVee would invent, only better!!