Day Seven - The Summit with Chris Moyles
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2009
- Its been a long, tough and emotional day. After trekking from Karanga camp [from 3000m to 4800m] the team had a few hours sleep before rising at midnight and setting off at around one in the morning for the final ascent to the summit. 6 gruelling hours later, having climbed nearly 1200m to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro at 5895m the team reached the summit. A subdued, exhausted but a thankful Chris sums up the climb.
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GRATS to all.! FANTASTIC work!
I can't wait untill Thursday to watch it all on TV.
:D
Brill! i knew you could do it! We love your radio 1 show and your tv show so funny!
Good luck for the future and hope you stay around! xxxx
You are the sexiest man on TV Chris!
Stop putting yourself down about your weight. When you are ready you can change if YOU want to xxx
This is the best comment I have ever read...I laughed my socks off.Tthe highest thing they have ever climbed in their lives before this was the stairs and only ever camped in their gardens when they were kids.... 'ALL' of them managed the summit at first attempt with N0 mountain knowledge, training or experience... beating projectile vomiting and altitude sickenss in the name of 'CHARITY"... these celbrities truly are SUPERHEROE's....lol
Well done guys. You did a fantastic job!!
well done guys for getting to the top! its such a big achievemnet!
The guy and the rest of the team who climbed the mountain have done a fantastic thing in the name of a great cause. They have given up there own time to raise money for charity. I can't understand why some people are slagging them off, it's nothing about PR for his TV show, people are even questioning or comparing this challenge... they raised money for a charity! Take a look at yourself.
Well done all of you!
knew chris would do it he looks fine he is well suited than the others because hes got bigger lungs in that air.
its a hard walk as i know pepole whove climbed killy as well.
iv been to 4000m and it was ok far for me.
so well done guys.
well done all great effort. and to all sceptics on here on why they did this its hardly just the money but the attention this brings to everybody that there are millions of people out there that have nothing as your tapping away on your computer in your cozy houses that it does not hurt to give a little back 1.4 million is just the start of it once its been on tv it will grow along with all the other peoples fund raising. sleep well in your warm beds and think yourself lucky its not you.
lol all i can say, i that the radio one theme jingle is the best jingle, ever, for any show.
tashtbh.... couldnt agree with you more!!!
well done
well done you
Hello Chris.
This is the biggest "Fuck You" to every single newspaper journalist who has slagged him off, called him fat and generally being unfairly nasty to him. Well done Chris!
Fantastic achievement and congrats to all involved but why is Chris wearing a skin tight jacket, surely something insulated would have been more appropriate?
what he said
hahahahahha! buff siz pack lmoa
hahaha buff six pack... lmao
Fair play to them, but £1.4 million between ALL of them when Moyles has 7 million listeners? Surely he could have raised a couple of million on his own???
At least it'll be good PR for his car crash of a TV show coming up LOL.
Sorry I don't really see your point. Surley you understand that people will want to watch celebrities doing this rather than some 15-17 year olds who arnt as recognised...hence why it gets more interest. Also...this is a good thing. More publicity the more money raised. Dont see your point at all
So nine celebs, including a dj with 7 million listeners raised 1.4 million. It's not that great when you realise that David Walliams raised well over 1 million on his own.
Plenty of pensioners climb Kilimanjaro. Moyles is morbidly obese and he managed it, so it shows how much of a challenge it really was. No doubt Dawn French could have done it.
Massive PR for Moylse's channel 4 show though. He's so bad on TV. Very aware of his looks - trys too hard to be funny, but there's nothing there.
Am I missing something here or couldn't these people just donate money? - without shouting about it or climbing up something? They are the ones that can afford to donate, not hard pressed so called 'ordinary people' . Most people I know are more interesting and more talented than this bunch of self agrandising PR merchants. Seriously. Stop messing about and let's have a real honest debate about wealth distribution on the planet - and about who really benefits from these tiresome stunts.
well done