Commute to work
Posted: 21 Sep 2010, 22:13
Watch all of it. Just when you think it can't get worse it does - twice!
http://video.yahoo.com/watch/8244494?fr=yvmtf
George
http://video.yahoo.com/watch/8244494?fr=yvmtf
George
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Re: Commute to work
Posted: 21 Sep 2010, 22:22
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 21 Sep 2010, 23:03
No problem 
good find
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 01:00
F***ing hell! I felt a bit sick just from watching! 
I used to do quite a bit of rock climbing including leading but I'd never be able to do that...
I felt a bit sick just from watching! I used to do quite a bit of rock climbing including leading but I'd never be able to do that...
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 02:05
I had to stop watching that after a few minutes.
Good job I had a bucket handy
Derek
Good job I had a bucket handy
Derek
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 02:59
That is a job I wouldn't have for any amount of money you could name. 
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 09:25
'kin' 'ell! No way man.
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 14:59
Gawdstrewth - I don't know whether I watched it to the end because it kept freezing at -3.29 but........
Just occasionally , in my flying days , if I looked out to the side in the first 100 feet or so of the climb, I would get the same appallingly queasy sensation I got watching this today . Strangely, though, it never affected me in the final stages of landing, possibly because one 's attention is entirely concentrated forwards leaving it to the peripheral vision to give the height perception. How these men do it I just do not know
Just occasionally , in my flying days , if I looked out to the side in the first 100 feet or so of the climb, I would get the same appallingly queasy sensation I got watching this today . Strangely, though, it never affected me in the final stages of landing, possibly because one 's attention is entirely concentrated forwards leaving it to the peripheral vision to give the height perception. How these men do it I just do not know
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 15:26
If I fell off then I would try and land on my mates car
Re: Commute to work
Posted: 22 Sep 2010, 15:47
The spirit of steeplejack Fred Dibnah is still live and kicking. But I think even he would say "stuff that".