Jesus wet :shock: don't think I could do that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHtR75Tdol4
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Jesus wet :shock: don't think I could do that.
Blimey! :shock: Even hooked on I don't fancy it!
:)
Could someone please advise on how to get my balls to descend, they appear to have retracted inside watching that!
:lol:
I feel sick, no way could I do that
S'easy, swallow 200ml of cold Castor Oil as quickly as you can whilst getting someone to wallop your arse with a wet cricket bat! :lol:Originally Posted by GraniteQuarry
:wink:
What's more...someone's filming it. :o
Think I saw this on a TV programme recently and there's a restaurant at the top that's free?
:shock:
I'm out.
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:shock: Not for me thank you very much! :shock:
F.T.F.A.
No thank you very much. Eek.
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
Sod that for a laugh.
I fail to see the pleasure in such a feat :shock:
Don't get it.
Is there a Burger King at the top?
I feel dizzy. I like the girls comment, "is it ok to feel a little scared?"
Actually no it's not, a normal person should feel a lot scared :shock:
Saw a picture of one of those freeclimbers in the paper this morning which made my feet tingle sharply just looking at it.
No ropes, no harnesses..just his hands :shock: ...but he has a parachute on his back in case (chicken!) :P
Michael Kemeter is his name. The guy who follows him around and photographs him is Alexandre Buisse.
http://www.alexandrebuisse.org
:shock:...people started to use safety harness there only in 2005..
You looked at the wrong picture then :) In the centre spread of the Independent he's about 500ft up with no parachute, absolute nails.Originally Posted by scarto
ive done stuff similar to that in the past, although not quite as extreme. theres a tradition of doing stuff like this on buddhist and taoist pilgrimages. it gives you a chance to reflect on your own mortality.
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
Now that looks fun. I get pins and needles in my feet when watching that. I'm not a huge fan of heights. But would like to see if I could do it.
Can't view the video, but here is some more on the walk:
http://www.ssqq.com/archive/vinlin27d.htm
"There in front of me were nearly two hundred feet of wooden planks jutting out from the side of the cliff. We had arrived at 'Changkong Zhandao', a plank path built along the surface of a vertical cliff. (Note: This ramp had an English name: Floating-in-Air Road)"
The walk is a dead-end off the route to the top of Hua Shan.
anybody know how long it takes to do it
just thought I'd post this as a comparison of someone who probably wouldn't be bothered by it
skip to about 2 minutes if you get bored easily
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N70DLM8Az_8
Originally Posted by scarto
Yeah but the drink are really expensive!
That looks awesome.. gotta add that to the 'bucket list'.
The most astounding part was the witch doctor playing jazz on a trumpet... :shock:Originally Posted by K300