Who the f*** do China think they are?

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The chinese will hold the power, the muslims will be holding the coats :lol: when the oil runs out that is.
 
The chinese will hold the power, the muslims will be holding the coats :lol: when the oil runs out that is.

and then the English home guard will find a boat and 2 oars... and will push out and reclaim Europe.....

oh and can we talk about Everest please?
 
ok i wont highjack the post :D :D
we have no room to talk we invaded parts off india canada africa australia america and many other areas illegaly
at least the chinese are doing it legally :shock:
 
although wtf is MOD 7 when you need them? or mod6,5,4,3,2,1 when you need them? :roll:
 
The rules you break?

You started it ( the thread) with China and it evolved. You asked about Everest, I joked no.

What rules are broken you muppet :D
 
Presumably, an argument about the height of a mountain, doesn't include snow, or compacted ice, otherwise the poles would be flat.

I find it strange that there are 'cairns' at the top of mountains, a collection of rocks to point out the summit (don't know never been there), and why is this challenge to prove how high a hill or mountain is? "A man walked up a hill and climbed down a mountain"...
 
http://www.inquisitr.com/127727/mount-everest-height-to-be-remeasured-by-nepal/


China think a mountains height includes the snow.... well i'm 6'10" (with a top hat on !!)...

China thinks it should be measured by rock height. Nepal thinks it should be measured by snow height. The difference is around 4 metres.

Tectonics are slowly increasing the height of the mountain anyway as India subducts under Asia and it's being constantly weathered and eroded too.
 
Presumably, an argument about the height of a mountain, doesn't include snow, or compacted ice, otherwise the poles would be flat.

I find it strange that there are 'cairns' at the top of mountains, a collection of rocks to point out the summit (don't know never been there), and why is this challenge to prove how high a hill or mountain is? "A man walked up a hill and climbed down a mountain"...

The poles have nothing to do with height.

Summits of mountains in the UK are indicated by OS trig points - cairns are used on both summits and routes as positional markers - they can be important when you're trying to fix a bearing off of a summit or stay on a path in poor visibility.

Mankind has always strived for bigger and better we are, by nature, competitive and in that respect height matters. Plus it's useful to know whether a mountain is 6000m or 6500m when you're flying over them at night :p
 
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