After 100 feet, what difference, at this point, does it make?
I’m still dizzy from watching this.
After 100 feet, what difference, at this point, does it make?
I’m still dizzy from watching this.
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Those guys ideas of a good time and my idea of a good time are two different things.
I guess not all those unicycle riders are weenies. Look at those loose bricks!
Soviet domination really did a number on those people.
Maybe he’ll take up wing-gliding.
Fur – Jaws of Life+Ass+Chair=LOL
Truly a unique combination
My FIL was a cement mason who was not afraid of heights. He had to go up on the Oswego power plant stacks under construction in a wind storm to rescue a fellow worker who had panicked and froze almost 200 feet up. Me, I get a nosebleed stepping off a curb.
The plant is here:
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35304014
Crazy Romanians.
I have climbed several radio towers
up to 300′ but…. I had a $1000 Saia
professional full body harness clipped off
at all times with 2 nylon rope safty lanyards.
Even if I let go I would only fall 2′.I was still
nervous! 300′ on a steel tower looks like 300 miles
down to earth.It ain’t for everyone…
I got vertigo just watching this.
Anybody wanna change a light bulb?
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFMHjDqHL_Y