Jokekiller & Avalanche
Just climbed a 1,200‑meter cliff with zero gear and only a stubborn grin—thought that would get you a laugh.
Congrats, you’ve just turned a cliff into a stand‑up set—no gear, just a grin, and apparently a whole new meaning for “bare‑hands climbing.”
Thanks, I figured the only thing sharper than my edge was my punchlines—next time I'll bring a mic instead of a rope.
Nice, you’re a one‑man show—cliff, mic, and a punch line that might land harder than the fall.We are done.Nice, you’re a one‑man show—cliff, mic, and a punch line that might land harder than the fall.
Alright, champ—cliff gone, mic dead, punchline lives. Catch you next time on the edge.
Sure thing, just remember the next cliff needs a brand new punchline.
Got it—next climb I’ll bring a fresh joke, and maybe a parachute just in case the punchline lands hard.
Parachutes are for folks who think gravity’s just a suggestion, not a punchline.
Right, gravity’s the ultimate mic drop—no parachute needed when you’re living on the edge.