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Lhotse Totse
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2021-04-23 at 2:03 AM UTCget it. Hotsie Totsie?
Mount Lhotse
4th largest mountain in the world
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2021-04-23 at 2:08 AM UTCtotse2k1
totseTOOGAYBUM
get it?
4th largest homo in the world.
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2021-04-23 at 2:14 AM UTCI do not see what you are getting at with lhotse totse, no. Is that the mount upon which the Temple shall be built?
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2021-04-23 at 2:38 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-04-23 at 2:38 AM UTC
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2021-04-23 at 1:42 PM UTCwhere is mount lhotse? surely not in north america.
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2021-04-23 at 2:24 PM UTCLOL
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2021-04-23 at 7:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kev where is mount lhotse? surely not in north america.
Hemalayas I think. the first 108 tallest mountains are fairly near each other wedged between Nepal, India, China and Pakistan region.
they're all between 6000-8800 meters high or nearly 30,000 feet. Mount Everest obviously being the tallest.
the tallest in North America is in Alaska followed by Canada at 20,550 feet (about 2/3rds the size of Mt Everest.. so it drops off significanly) the other in the Andes is close to that of North American.
I believe in the lower 48 it's Mount Whitney in Yosemite at around 14,550. there might be one in Colorado higher. I know when I drive through Yosimite and you get like 11,000 feet up you feel light headed and its hard to breath a bit. at least for me it is. its fun driving out of Yosemite National Park because your ears pop a lot and you black out and go off the side of the road where its free fall a near 2 mile high drop -
2021-04-24 at 2:27 PM UTC
Originally posted by Quick Mix Ready Hemalayas I think. the first 108 tallest mountains are fairly near each other wedged between Nepal, India, China and Pakistan region.
they're all between 6000-8800 meters high or nearly 30,000 feet. Mount Everest obviously being the tallest.
the tallest in North America is in Alaska followed by Canada at 20,550 feet (about 2/3rds the size of Mt Everest.. so it drops off significanly) the other in the Andes is close to that of North American.
I believe in the lower 48 it's Mount Whitney in Yosemite at around 14,550. there might be one in Colorado higher. I know when I drive through Yosimite and you get like 11,000 feet up you feel light headed and its hard to breath a bit. at least for me it is. its fun driving out of Yosemite National Park because your ears pop a lot and you black out and go off the side of the road where its free fall a near 2 mile high drop
i figured, the himalayas has some badass peaks. i just looked it up and you werent bullshitting us after all, hotse totse is real. my life is complete, now i know where our ancient temple is. hopefully it aint full of trolls and rats when we discover it. -
2021-04-24 at 4:29 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kev i figured, the himalayas has some badass peaks. i just looked it up and you werent bullshitting us after all, hotse totse is real. my life is complete, now i know where our ancient temple is. hopefully it aint full of trolls and rats when we discover it.
Remember the RUSH Song. Passage to Bangko. I think it speaks of this in one paragraph.. but then somehow that train got into central America and they're burning the midnight Oil which I always felt was Hash Oil or some shit. something something in Afganistan. cant think of the lyrics right now
