jimmyj
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Worlds scariest path, afraid of heights?
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JDgreen227
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Don't know how, this guy even hates riding on a Ferris Wheel...
chad22
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I'd probably go on that path. But not too sure.
lol. You'd never get me to ride a Ferris wheel. But I will tear one down. A few years ago I worked at a fair one night, helping tear down the rides. I would never ride the Ferris wheel.
But when it came time to tear it down, I climbed right up to the top without any problems or a harness or anything. :laughing:
Even the other rides that I wouldn't get on. It didn't bother me to climb them to tear them down.
Chad
lol. You'd never get me to ride a Ferris wheel. But I will tear one down. A few years ago I worked at a fair one night, helping tear down the rides. I would never ride the Ferris wheel.
But when it came time to tear it down, I climbed right up to the top without any problems or a harness or anything. :laughing:
Even the other rides that I wouldn't get on. It didn't bother me to climb them to tear them down.
Chad
Samandothers
Platinum Member
Carefully! I can't imagine doing that. If I did I'd have harness. I get butterflies just viewing video.
WOW, this video needs a pucker factor warning.Thanks for sharing,I think:laughingave
Very well said. My wife would go into shock. She can't look down off a 3ft ladder.
RadarTech
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unreal!!!!
CompactTractorFan
Super Member
Uh...no thanks!!! :confused2::confused2:
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dcyrilc
Super Member
Sweet. Looks like there could be some good caving in those hills.:thumbsup:
Markcuda
Veteran Member
Is it ok to be scared watching the video
That would be awesome in a "Science Theater in the Round". If any one does not know what that is, imagine leaning back in a chair,and whole surrounding becomes the screen. The chairs will vibrate and make you feel like you are in the actual setting. I went to one in Mineapolis many years ago, the scene was skiing. A guy sitting beside me totally flipped out when the skier came off the end of ski ramp, his arms were a flailing and he screamed like something I never heard before. If you never have been to one, make it a bucket list!
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