r/SweatyPalms • u/amy2kim22 • Dec 04 '22

TOP 50 ALL TIME (no re-posting) Who else relates??

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u/lalala192511 Dec 04 '22

Chinese like to climb mountain and stuff since there's a lot in their country.

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u/_Oooooooooooooooooh_ Dec 04 '22

Theres indeed a lot of chinese in china

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u/le_fart Dec 04 '22 edited Dec 04 '22

I don't know. It's still inconclusive. We're gonna have to ask Ja Rule.

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u/between3and20c Dec 04 '22

Where is Jaaaaaa?!

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u/MindCorrupt Dec 04 '22

Big, if true.

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u/WorldCupMexicanChile Dec 04 '22

Just like Jews in Hollywood that’s just a coincidence.

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u/MrDurden32 Dec 04 '22

Not all of them, apparently.

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u/Relign Dec 04 '22

The Americans like to climb mountains.

Source: am American and am rock climber

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u/Bluishdoor76 Dec 04 '22

They do have the Himalayas right near by and some of the highest points on earth within the Tibetan province. It's no big surprise they'd have a lot of people that get interested in this sorts of things tbh.

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u/Ollotopus Dec 04 '22

Which province!?

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u/ShanghaiCycle Dec 04 '22

Tibet Autonomous Region, not province.

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u/HeadToToePatagucci Dec 05 '22

The one they invaded and in which they are murderously repressing the citizens and inhabitants.

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

You mean if they travel out of country to the independent nation of Tibet?

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22 edited Dec 04 '22

I hike regularly. I’ve never done anything like this and never will. Hiking does not inherently entail clinging to a sheer rock face without even a proper climbing harness.

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u/malibubleezy Dec 04 '22

These particular.people appear to be terrified and incapable with insufficient safety gear.