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Vegan climbs Mount Everest to prove they aren't weak..

Lol, I reread the post. No one was offended actually. People were just saying that it wasn't funny.

That was a post sponsored by Captain Obvious.

See, another bad joke.
 
The fact that this woman happened to be vegan had zero reflection of her ability to be able to safely conquer the mountain, how would eating animal products be the deciding factor between survival and not?

Shit makes zero sense as long as her dumb ass actually ate something along the way, the veganism is a non-issue.
 
I always found it entertaining that people will hire somebody to carry all their stuff, then claim that they acheived the great feat of climbing a mountain.

I wonder if they also say they spent all day cleaning their house when they hire a maid.

No different than saying you're fast on your motorcycle.

Ain't it the bike that's fast?
 
The fact that this woman happened to be vegan had zero reflection of her ability to be able to safely conquer the mountain, how would eating animal products be the deciding factor between survival and not?

Shit makes zero sense as long as her dumb ass actually ate something along the way, the veganism is a non-issue.

I think that was covered early on in the thread...

Absolutely nothing. She was an accomplished climber. It's just ironic.

50% of vegans who climbed Everest died.

Seriously, it seems like a bad byline to one of the most difficult challenges left.

True stat? Are we talking one of two?

Her husband, also a vegan, was on the trip...
 
Are people really getting upset and offended about that joke? In the sink of no less places

JFC, what has BARF turned into

Soon we will have a safe space and be required to issue trigger warnings

This reminds me of when my platoon found out that the USMC was going to start letting recruits use " stress cards" during boootcamp if they got too overwhelmed. Lol. What a joke
 
You realize that Mount Shasta is just a short 4.5 hours away from most of you? It is only a little about 14,000 feet and can be done in one day (I did it in 14 hours when I was a youngster).

Give it a try and you may think a bit differently about Mount Everest.

I'd be interested to see what they took with them to eat. Freeze dried Kale sound terrible.
 
Make an unbeatable F1 car an even a Jenson Button or a Damon Hill can become become World Champions.

Btw funny how that joke went. No one was offended except the jokester had a meltdown. That was sort of funny yet also sort of :(
 
This reminds me of when my platoon found out that the USMC was going to start letting recruits use " stress cards" during boootcamp if they got too overwhelmed. Lol. What a joke

trigger warning, next time

You're talking about the military, you don't know who around here was traumatized by bootcamp. They could have read this and had a ptsd reaction.

Be more careful

:x
 
I'm not the one complaining about a silly joke. Honestly, when did this place turn into a frigging hair salon?


Nevermind, I think I need a break from the knitting circle.

Don't let the negativity bring you down. It was funny. Not everybody finds every joke funny.

If somebody thinks a joke is not funny because they are offended, that is fine. It is OK to be offended. Nothing happens.
 
Make an unbeatable F1 car an even a Jenson Button or a Damon Hill can become become World Champions.

Btw funny how that joke went. No one was offended except the jokester had a meltdown. That was sort of funny yet also sort of :(

Meltdown? Not at all man, this is a meltdown:

I'll straight up PM you a picture of my dick and you can decide whether it looks like a vagina or not (no homo)

No thanks. I've seen plenty of vaginas, I don't need to see yours.
 
If you did the climb, even with someone handing you an oxygen bottle once in a while, I'm betting you'd feel you'd accomplished the hardest thing you've ever done.

Some of these clients aren't world-class alpinists, but they're not sipping Mai Thai's on the beach, either.

I'm not saying it's easy, but it is sure a hell of a lot easier than actually doing it on your own.
 
No different than saying you're fast on your motorcycle.

Ain't it the bike that's fast?

No, it's kinda like riding on the back of a two seater MotoGP bike with Randy Mamola at the controls and then telling everyone how you turned a 1:35 lap time at Laguna.
 
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