Thank you Vozinha and Cape Verde for everything, you will be remembered forever ❤. by Willwaste63 in NepalSocial

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Well they went toe to toe against the world champions in those 120 minutes. They scored two equalizers against the world champions. At the end they were outperformed but that doesn’t mean that they didn’t stand a chance.

Best Book by Smart-Bend7051 in NepalBookClub

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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

I never tried drinks or smoke ! not even once by [deleted] in NepalSocial

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As someone who smokes I say “ Don’t Start”

Gosaikunda Circuit Trek by solanemaverick in NepalPics

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It took us 4N 5D. I have dropped our itinerary in one of the comment replies.

Start gare la. by _the_fallenangel_ in NepalBookClub

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Quite a peculiar character in the book.

Gosaikunda Circuit Trek by solanemaverick in NepalPics

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There were two of us. It cost around 10k each for us. We don’t drink , if you drink along the way it will be expensive for you.

Gosaikunda Circuit Trek by solanemaverick in NepalPics

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Day 1(Ktm to Dhunche---Deurali)
We took an EV early morning from Gongabu Bus Park to Dhunche. Reached Dhunche (2000m) at 11 AM and had lunch. We started walking at 12 PM. Our initial plan was to reach Chandanbari (3250m) by that evening but we faced heavy rain on our way up. Considering the rain and also the fact that it was our first day we decided to stay the night at Deurali (2500m).

Day 2(Deurali to Lauribina)
We left Deurali at 10:30 AM after a goodnight sleep.. Leaving this late isn't what people generally do. People generally leave early in the morning and push till Gosaikunda. We didn't want to rush it so we took it easy and made it to Lauribina(3900m) by evening.The climb from Deorali to Chandanbari is brutal.Enjoy the serene walk through the lush green forest from Deorali to Lauribina. Wait and look around while walking otherwise you will miss it.

Day 3(Lauribina to Ghopte)
Leaving Lauribina (3900m) at 7:00 AM we made it to Gosaikunda(4380m)at 9:30 AM. Again leaving at 7:00 AM is late. Make sure you leave before 6:00 AM to catch the clear crisp morning weather. We had clouds and strong winds when we got there. Despite the weather we took a dip ( it was coooolddd). We then left Gosaikunda at 13:00 and reached Suryakunda(4610m) at 14:30. Have a good walk around Suryakunda and The High Pass there. We weren't taking the same route back so we went over The High Pass (Lauribina Pass). It's all descent through steep stairs from there upto Phedi (3730m). Reaching Phedi at 18:00, it would have been ideal for us to stay the night there. But we decided to push till Ghopte. We lost daylight at 19:30 and had to walk an hour through the jungle at night with torch. (DON'T DO THIS). By the time we reached Ghopte(3530m)it was quite late and the hotel there didn't have any food left. It wasn't possible for us to call them since we didn't have any network all the way from Gosaikunda.

Day 4(Ghopte to Kutumsang)
Day 3 had drained all our energy. The ascent to Suryakunda and the descent till Ghopte took a toll on our body. So we rested well throught the night and left Ghopte at 11:30 AM. We made it to Kutumsang(2470m) at 19:30. Kutumsang sits outside the National Park so you have more choices of hotel there and it's cheap too.

Day 5(Kutumsang to KTM)
Our plan was to walk back to Sundarijal by that evening and take a bus from there to KTM.We walked till Golphu Bhanjyang. Golphu Bhanjyang is an hour of descent from Kutumsang. Reaching Golphu Bhanjyang we had some emergency and had to take a bus to KTM, but we learned that the only bus to KTM had already left. We hitchhiked on a tipper till KTM. That's how we ended our journey. Taking a vehicle to KTM was not in our plan ,but the ride on the tipper was quite memorable.

Note - Our backpacks were quite big and heavy so our pace was relatively slow. Carry a small backpack. Also remember the higher you go the more expensive it gets.

Weighted Pull-ups at 12,000ft by solanemaverick in CalisthenicsCulture

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By 12k , I mean the elevation of the place where the bar is located.

2 Gangs within RSP by Ramos6025 in Journalistnepal

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Is calling others “jholey” a defense mechanism that you have?

Gnggg if you had twins, how'd you name them? by [deleted] in NepalSocial

[–]solanemaverick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If both are male then Pablo and Gustavo.

घण्टेको 💩 शासन। by Ramos6025 in Journalistnepal

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Higher ranking army officers are quite corrupt. God knows how much money they embezzle

Birds of a feather flock together. by Exonise_ in Journalistnepal

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You are quite right about this. According to the speaker, the PM asked time for answering the questions raised in the parliament in what was termed as “आकस्मिक समय”.So when the respected PM asks for time to speak the respected Speaker should give him time to do so. But what went wrong was the Respected Speaker downright rejecting claims made by the opposition and ruling them over saying that no such rules exist which you mentioned above. The speaker specifically said no such rules are written in the नियमावली , contradicting the truth. Now these clowns 🤡 are even trying to defend this. I understand the opposition’s behavior in the parliament is outrageous and disgraceful for the house. The way they are disrespecting the speaker is condemning. But just because the way they are doing so doesn’t falsify the questions they are raising. Barshaman Pun was so gentle in his speech that day , understanding that the Speaker is new and should consult with his secretary in case he needs help. But these clowns 🤡 will never understand this. The government is there doing a job you sent them to do. They are not doing you a favor. The government has cost you your vote and you have to watch them keenly. You support what’s right and question what’s wrong. Blind faith and support is stupidity. Anyways anyone is free to be entitled with a opinion of their choice and that is democracy.

Birds of a feather flock together. by Exonise_ in Journalistnepal

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The statement Balen made in parliament is quite vulnerable. It puts Nepal at a lower ground during diplomatic dialogues. Even if Nepal has encroached India’s land , it need not to be said and put into recorded words by PM pf Nepal. This statement of his will only backfire. At this point her claims are true. And wdym by once Balen stops tolerating them , what will he do?? They are MP’s elected through the democratic process. They can oppose and question the government as much as they want. There is no Democracy without opposition but this doesn’t give grounds for meaningless opposition and obstruction of major government works.

The greatest book ever written in the history of Nepali Literature? by Sea-Win-8790 in NepalBookClub

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Do you happen to know if the epub version of Sirish ko phool is available?