More than 300 people have died on the Everest since it was first climbed about a hundred years ago. Since removing the bodies is a dangerous enterprise in itself, and a very expensive one, most are kept on the mountain, frozen on location. In recent years, climbing the mountain has become more popular and a record number of permits has been issued, leading the paths to be overcrowded and the risks of accidents higher – meaning even more fatal ascents.
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Jahoda 3 year s ago
No.30 ''Satyrical'' riiiiight
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Sha 3 year s ago
Jahoda,
afraid not
afraid not
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Prescott 3 year s ago
Yeah, and Yassir Arafat was nominated satirically as well. They were just surprised he won?
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Aline 3 year s ago
Obysmal won for being black
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Estella 3 year s ago
Aline,
Agreed. There really is no disputing that, because what exactly earned him the award? No one can recall. And I bet the people that thumbs this down don't know either and are googling it now.
Agreed. There really is no disputing that, because what exactly earned him the award? No one can recall. And I bet the people that thumbs this down don't know either and are googling it now.
afraid not
Agreed. There really is no disputing that, because what exactly earned him the award? No one can recall. And I bet the people that thumbs this down don't know either and are googling it now.