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| Auteur | Ce que j'aimerais dire à Mary |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Dear Mary, I dont think you are gonna make it..I am very sorry to say, but you really have to be sure of all the shit you can get in to. Your little poodel will not be able to help you when you fall and break something... Well I hope you will make it, but don't say i didn't warn you. Ive seen it in my dreams... you will die outhere in the cold Ciaow Kristof |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
There is a bigger chance of me walking on the moon then mary walking to the top of Everest. |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Dear Mary, I read you're story in the newspaper in holland today and i was amused by the idea. I wish you the best of luck and hope to see a foto of you and Daisy on top of Mount Everest on this website. Good luck in training and have fun. Groetjes, Mirjam |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Never be afraid to take on a new adventure Mary Life is a series of problems and how we handle them defines our character. If you ever get to Alaska you can train on McKinley here Its a great starter. God be with you as he has those before you and remember Whittakers words of wisdom "Unless you are standing on the edge You are taking up too much room" |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Dear guests, Earlier I released the following statement, and feel the necessity to reiterate, for those that doubt the sincerity of this endeavour: As Mary's GP, I'd just like to state for the record, that this dear lady is of sound mind and body. I take exception to those that insinuate otherwise, and advise them to please familiarise themselves with the facts before passing her serious attempt off as some sort of hoax. We have even managed to get the NHS to fully compensate her prescription walking-ring conversion, which now features titanium icepick blades attached to the walker's legs. Also being compensated is an electric winch and grappling hook to wind her up the tricky parts she and her trusty companion may encounter. Her dentures have also been fitted with a locking device to prevent teeth-chatter when reaching the cooler high altitudes. I trust that this information provided will go a long way to dispell any misgivings that certain individuals may have regarding the authenticity of this attempt to climb Everest. Yours faithfully, Ima Quack M.D. |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
GO Mary GO! Lebe Deinen Traum und träume nicht Dein Leben! Ich fiebere mit Dir und Daisy! Weiter machen Ihr beiden, niemals aufgeben! GO Go Go. |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Viel Spass
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Dear Mary, Instead of treating you as a psychiatric patient (as Dr Phil earlier did), we would like you to know that we're sure that your mission will succeed! And when you've returned from the Roof Of The World, we would like you to be our guest on Not The Dr. Phil Show, so we can hear all your stories! On our website www.notthedrphilshow.nl you'll find more information about our show (we're not as violent as we seem...). (And off course we'll buy a big bone for Daisy!) Yours truly, Hosts & Crew Not The Dr. Phil Show |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
Hail to you Mary, what an excellent idea! I'm sure you'll make it back together with your Daisy, no worries. I'll keep an eye on your site and hope for some good pictures of your trip. There are a lot of tips already, but maybe you want to take some sunglasses for Daisy and yourself? I heard the sun can be quite bright with the snow and all. And to all the Dutch with their unfriendly reactions: Don't be so German! hahaha (nutters!) |
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Date: 14.02.2006 |
I strongly recommend you to talk to your shrink first! Dr Phil |
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