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When you try claiming amputees and blind people are the 'subject' of discussion, you might need some help, and strong meds.
How can they pretend a massive continent exists on Earth, without a shred of proof for it? They claim it's off-limits to fly over it side to side, over the 'south pole', and spew out ridiculous excuses why it's off-limits for anyone to fly over it, or explore it all.
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Aron Anderson the first person to reach the South Pole in a wheelchair
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Published torsdag 22 december 2016 kl 10.06
On Wednesday Aron Anderson from Stockholm became the first person in the world to reach the South Pole in a wheelchair.
He’s spent 21 days, 10 hours a day, crossing the Antarctic ice on a wheelchair with skiis, a trek of 640 kilometers. The temperature along the way, in the Antarctic summer, averaged 30 degrees below zero Celsius.
The expedition, called Pole of Hope, is part of a campaign to raise money to fight cancer among children in Sweden.
Dave Russell made contact with Aron Anderson right after he reached the South Pole, and asked what the biggest challenge has been:
“There were many, but the first one was to get out on the polar plateau,” Aron Anderson says. “That was a climb of around 2000 meters, which was really really hard. Then after that, I ski only using my arms, and the glide on the snow here is really hard.”
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originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: guidedbyblake
I’m going with Turbo’s playbook. It’s all CGI.
originally posted by: guidedbyblake
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: guidedbyblake
I’m going with Turbo’s playbook. It’s all CGI.
Not about sides, about truth and living with yourself.
originally posted by: neutronflux
Are you saying the all women’s expedition, double amputee Duncan Slater, and Ian Berry, a British deaf man as reported by the Deaf Digest never made to the South Pole. And you are claiming they are lying?
originally posted by: Schmoopee
a reply to: turbonium1
Merriam-Webster
expanse noun
ex·panse | ik-ˈspan(t)s
Definition of expanse
1: FIRMAMENT
2: great extent of something spread out
an expanse of calm ocean
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
Alright, I'm convinced.
I'm now a Flat Earth convert.
And now I wonder, Turbo, what's on the bottom side?