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5810 Posts in 1335 Topics by 795 Members. Latest Member: SteveA. May 22 2012, 23:39
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Question: What should happen for Ron to come back?
Trunl should be banned - 4 (40%)
Trunl should apologize - 1 (10%)
Ron should accepts Trunl's apology - 2 (20%)
Nothing, why's he gone? - 3 (30%)
Trunl should resign on his own - 0 (0%)
Total Voters: 10

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trunl
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« on: Nov 29 2004, 23:15 »

i will do watever i can in my power to get ron back on this forum? (possibly even resign if thats what it takes).

however, i do not want to, as i think even i can benefit from Ron and his wisdom.

please vote and leave commentary.



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I say, just do what feels right.
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« Reply #1 on: Nov 30 2004, 13:38 »

Trunl,

You really don't understand! Posts like these are annoying, they get on your nerves. Be quiet and stay quiet. When you ask how much it cost for a Kanchenjuga expedition, when everybody on this forum knows you won't get there on the next 15 years is annoying and stupid.

You don't realize that for people unfamiliar to this forum, they might think you're doing 8000m expeditions and might listen to your comments.  Undecided

You say that you want to learn, the best way to learn is to shut up and open your ears to others who have experience. So stop posting for a while and just listen to other people's experience and wisdom. And Ron was a person who had experience on the mountains and with gear and that's invaluable and it's a shame that he's gone.

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« Reply #2 on: Nov 30 2004, 14:44 »

Best advice I've read in the past month or so, since Ron disappeared.
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« Reply #3 on: Dec 1 2004, 08:38 »

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You say that you want to learn, the best way to learn is to shut up and open your ears to others who have experience.

You're absolutely right. That's why I've kept quiet lately...I'm not experienced enough to advice others. But I'm trying to learn as much as I can...
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Altitude record 6654m. Next summer (2011) will try to up that to 7546m..
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« Reply #4 on: Dec 2 2004, 04:44 »

It would really be interesting to find out what Harry is thinking about this topic and why he is thinking the way he is, however he is thinking Wink
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