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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    You did, yes.

    :weirdo:

    I think the idea came to me because I read one of his books and he came across as such a miserable wànker. I mean I'm as misanthropic as the next cûnt, but he genuinely appeared to resent the presence of anyone at all on the same mountain as him - while writing books designed to attract people to climb up said mountains.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    I think the idea came to me because I read one of his books and he came across as such a miserable wànker. I mean I'm as misanthropic as the next cûnt, but he genuinely appeared to resent the presence of anyone at all on the same mountain as him - while writing books designed to attract people to climb up said mountains.
    The man was the most appalling árse. I once blew my lungs out struggling up some near-vertical fúcking rock face and, when reading about it in his book later, saw him describe it as 'a gentle, grassy slope, suitable for children and invalids.'

    ****.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    The man was the most appalling árse. I once blew my lungs out struggling up some near-vertical fúcking rock face and, when reading about it in his book later, saw him describe it as 'a gentle, grassy slope, suitable for children and invalids.'

    ****.
    To be fair, you were smoking about 70 a day back then, so probably qualified for the latter category.

    I take it you are still eschewing the oily rags?

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    To be fair, you were smoking about 70 a day back then, so probably qualified for the latter category.

    I take it you are still eschewing the oily rags?
    Certainly. It is interesting that the difference in lung performance is pretty marginal. I believe that if you smoke tabs and don't exercise, you will be a wheezing cripple, but if you're fit, you're fit, fags or no.

    Indeed, I suspect that the whole, 'smoking is bad for you' thing is a load of old cobblers.

    Nevertheless, I currently choose not to indulge.

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    Certainly. It is interesting that the difference in lung performance is pretty marginal. I believe that if you smoke tabs and don't exercise, you will be a wheezing cripple, but if you're fit, you're fit, fags or no.

    Indeed, I suspect that the whole, 'smoking is bad for you' thing is a load of old cobblers.

    Nevertheless, I currently choose not to indulge.
    And are you a keen vapist now? Does your chosen device billow out great clouds of perfumed mist?

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    And are you a keen vapist now? Does your chosen device billow out great clouds of perfumed mist?
    I am quite the stylish vapeur. The glw has a device which is adjustable and able to expel splendidly huge clouds; I favour a simpler, stick-like device.

    We're down to the lowest nicotine level now. I can see the day coming when we'll sack the whole thing off.

    One day I may well return to the fags, of course. I like fags.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    I am quite the stylish vapeur. The glw has a device which is adjustable and able to expel splendidly huge clouds; I favour a simpler, stick-like device.

    We're down to the lowest nicotine level now. I can see the day coming when we'll sack the whole thing off.

    One day I may well return to the fags, of course. I like fags.
    Do you know, you'd probably find the taste of a cigarette fairly repellent by now. Because that's the thing one doesn't realise when one is a smoker - fags taste bloody awful.

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    To be fair, you were smoking about 70 a day back then, so probably qualified for the latter category.

    I take it you are still eschewing the oily rags?
    When I hiked the Inca Trail many years ago my tour group consisted of a bunch of lads from Somerset who had been heavily on the lash the night before the trek began, and a fat bird from Australia. On all five days I was the second from last to reach camp, only saved from complete humiliation by the fat Aussie

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    The man was the most appalling árse. I once blew my lungs out struggling up some near-vertical fúcking rock face and, when reading about it in his book later, saw him describe it as 'a gentle, grassy slope, suitable for children and invalids.'

    ****.
    Are you quite sure you were on the same route as he was describing?

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    Are you quite sure you were on the same route as he was describing?
    It is hard to tell sometimes, isn't it?

    I got a new flask at christmas. A massive fúcker. I'm going to be able to take gallons of tea up Helvellyn.

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