Part 2: Padded Room Special Collection Of Junk That More Than Likely Will Be NSFW

[Dee Hubbs]

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I'll imbed the video:

[Cisco Kid]

^^^Best avy vid I've seen.

[irul&ublo]

[k2skier112]

^^^Best avy vid I've seen.

what we need is more good guys with backhands! never pulled his piece once

And I woulda started moving as soon as that avalanche started

oh,

9 brits and 1 American on a guided tour of the Tian Shan mountains in Kyrgyzstan. We’d just reached the highest point in the trek and I separated from the group to take pictures on top of a hill/ cliff edge. While I was taking pictures I heard the sound of deep ice cracking behind me. This is where the video starts. As I was there for a few minutes already, I knew there was a spot right next to me to shelter. I was on a cliff edge, so the only place to run was towards the avalanche and away from the shelter next to me (hence why I don’t move). Yes I left it to the last second to move, and yes I know it would have been safer moving to the shelter straight away. I’m very aware that I took a huge risk. Regardless, when the snow started coming over and it got dark/ harder to breath, I was bricking it and thought I might die.

Once it was over, the adrenaline rush hit me hard. I knew the rest of the group was further away from the avalanche so should be okay. When I rejoined them I could see they were all safe, although one had cut her knee quite badly and rode one of the horses to the nearest medical facility. Another had fallen off a horse and sustained some light bruising.

The whole group was laughing and crying, happy to be alive (including the girl who cut her knee). It was only later we realised just how lucky we’d been. If we have walked 5 minutes further on our trek, we would all be dead. The path we were suppose to take was completely covered by the landslide/ avalanche. Massive ice boulders and rocks had been spread further than we could have run, even if we acted immediately. I have footage of all of this, including before and after pictures, just not sure where to put it! Still in Kyrgyzstan so signal isn’t great, will be posting related vids on Instagram @harryshimmin

[Angle Parking]

^^^ Dude....

[jmedslc]

^^^ Dude....

Oh shit! Yeah who the fuck leads a trek into that kinda terrain with a risk of being obliterated from above like that? I’d fire that guide service.

[Viva]

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[cinnepa]

Ahhhh my birthday and titty Tuesday?? FKNA!

[TNKen]

One of these days, one of us will check in on Tuesday and see a daughter/grand-daughter. Happen to anyone yet?

[irul&ublo]

#2 FTW

[irul&ublo]

One of these days, one of us will check in on Tuesday and see a daughter/grand-daughter. Happen to anyone yet?

[liv2ski]

#2 FTW

Huh? I was thinking miss 8 was my soul mate

[Core Shot]

[huckbucket]

That's awesome.

[TahoeJ]

One of these days, one of us will check in on Tuesday and see a daughter/grand-daughter. Happen to anyone yet?

Closest for me was a girl I went to high school with… I’d dig it up but it was several years ago.

[Thaleia]

I had a boss years ago that would go to the 'ballet' most weekends. His trashy ass dirt bag hoe daughter got into stripping (surprising absolutely no one lol) and we all figured it was just a matter of time before he discovered her new talent, but never heard anything.

[cat in january]

Just a neighbor for me, actually a couple neighbors. Don’t bother asking for pictures you will be disappointed

[k2skier112]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/37406028122...torefresh=true

US $9,000.00

RARE Frito-Lays TURBOS FLAMAS Rose Tortellini Shaped Chip
Approx. 1 inch in size.
Includes empty original bag that chip was in.


To be washed down with Bull Yogurt

[k2skier112]

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An Oregon law allowing a body to be turned into compost after a person dies went into effect on July 1.

Oregon became the third state to legalize the practice of natural organic reduction, also known as human composting, when Gov. Kate Brown signed House Bill 2574 in June 2021. The change not only adds a new after-death option in the state, it also presents a new business opportunity.

Carolyn Maezes, CEO and co-founder of Earth Funeral Group, said her company opened its first human composting facility in Auburn, Washington in March.

https://www.koin.com/news/oregon/ore...now-in-effect/

[riser4]

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An Oregon law allowing a body to be turned into compost after a person dies went into effect on July 1.

Oregon became the third state to legalize the practice of natural organic reduction, also known as human composting, when Gov. Kate Brown signed House Bill 2574 in June 2021. The change not only adds a new after-death option in the state, it also presents a new business opportunity.

Carolyn Maezes, CEO and co-founder of Earth Funeral Group, said her company opened its first human composting facility in Auburn, Washington in March.

https://www.koin.com/news/oregon/ore...now-in-effect/

I'm definitely hoping composting is an option when I stop breathing. Worm food.

[J. Barron DeJong]

I'm definitely hoping composting is an option when I stop breathing. Worm food.

Not me.

[Viva]

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[mntlion]

Firebush friday?

I approve.

[refried]

One of these days, one of us will check in on Tuesday and see a daughter/grand-daughter. Happen to anyone yet?

I was in a parts store one day with a coworker and I saw him looking at the Penthouse air freshener display sitting on the counter, I pointed to one and asked him if she looked familiar. After a second his eyes widened and he said "That's my next door neighbor", I had gone to school with her and she had done several shoots for Penthouse and other magazines (along with at least one more when she was well under 18) and was a semi regular on the Howard Stern Show but he had no idea and somehow had never seen them (everyone else in town had). Within a week he had found the issue she was on the cover of, and her picture was on his toolbox.

[BC.]

Ahhhh my birthday and titty Tuesday?? FKNA!

Mine too…