fubar XJ
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Re: Hypothermia Run 2008 (March 15-16)
Don't make promises you aren't willing to follow up on, loverboy. :kissyou:
I'm sure I could "handle it" as well. The question is: Why labor in the snow to build an igloo when it'd be much simpler and more enjoyable to drink whisky and pass out in the back of the XJ? I guess I can see the "challenge" aspect of it, but the only time I build with snow anymore is mu annual snowman at my buddy's cabin, which then gets promptly blown to bits by 12 gauge rounds.
Like I said, I may be up for some day wheeling. Even if I bring a fifth and choose to stay overnight, it won't be in an igloo. And the only thing of mine you may be holding won't be confused with a "hand".
Have I gayed is up enough yet?
2xtreme said:Sleeping in a well built Igloo is actually very warm. You have plenty of protection from the snow with a ground cloth, pad, sleeping bag, etc.
Last year we had to tent it due to snow conditions. Part of the whole reason/experience of this trip is for people to try something they may not have done in the past.
I am sure you can handle it Doug, I can hold your hand the whole way if you need it
Michael
Don't make promises you aren't willing to follow up on, loverboy. :kissyou:
I'm sure I could "handle it" as well. The question is: Why labor in the snow to build an igloo when it'd be much simpler and more enjoyable to drink whisky and pass out in the back of the XJ? I guess I can see the "challenge" aspect of it, but the only time I build with snow anymore is mu annual snowman at my buddy's cabin, which then gets promptly blown to bits by 12 gauge rounds.
Like I said, I may be up for some day wheeling. Even if I bring a fifth and choose to stay overnight, it won't be in an igloo. And the only thing of mine you may be holding won't be confused with a "hand".
Have I gayed is up enough yet?