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seems like a recipe for changing your environment... trickling water, over ice... which being introduced into little holes accelerates the melting... a good way to weaken the ice, but whodathunk.

meanwhile in syria... not so much time for recreation! /bummer

I think I'll take up fishing.

#1 YT Comment "that slide made my butthole pucker."

I agree!

"To boldly go where white people have no business going!"

I can't tell if he is smiling the whole time or if that is his "fuck" face.

It would be a lot easier without that mountain there.

Yet another victim of global warming.

I also tend to laugh and smile immediately after (and sometimes during) overwhelming situations. I think it at least in part is a reflexive way that we socially acknowledging with others that an intense thing just happened, and we rode it out and we're now in the aftermath of it right?

Also... adrenaline.

>> ^shagen454:

I can't tell if he is smiling the whole time or if that is his "fuck" face.

When you get finished the climb, and your arms warm up, all of the by-products of muscle effort finally leave your arms. Painful. Called the "Screaming Barfies", and why I don't climb anymore. =)

Man. That seems like a big climber-fail. Why would you be on an inch-thick sheet of ice with water running over it?!

Is that common? Not a climber.