Afraid of Heights ?

Started by P.C., Mar 01 09 05:38

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van_guy

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Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness (Mark Twain)

Michel


Sportsdude

The Romans built that.

Oh and in North Dakota its really windy.

When I go up in the arch its funny to tell people you're on top of the tallest monument in the world that isn't actually built together, rather just two pices of steel resting on each other. The final wedge piece wasn't bolted on the two sides of the arch. The two sides just fell into each other and created this force that melds together. So basically all that's holding you up is gravity. And the thing sways in the wind.



630ft up nobody died building this thing.  When it was being built the security was lax and you could at night climb the insides, so I've been told.

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Gopher

Thank you for these new nightmare scenarios, Michel and SD  
A fool's paradise is better than none.

Orik

  nightmare scenario stuck on the outside glass elevator riding up waterfront center building ... have u seen that damn thing... damn near fainted and i will never ever do it again... yes i took the damned stairs down.

looking up u see this

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or this



from inside the elevator you see this if you are looking out



me i would prolly see the inside of my eyelids as i lay curled on the floor mewling from the fetal position

view from up top looking down





Me I am very happy staying here on the ground. thank you

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this view of Seymour and Hastings is much nicer thank you





 
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van_guy

 Orik wrote:
  nightmare scenario stuck on the outside glass elevator riding up waterfront center building ... have u seen that damn thing... damn near fainted and i will never ever do it again... yes i took the damned stairs down.


I think i would prefer to be stuck in a glass eevator than a regular one.  I was stuck in an elevator once.
A guy i worked with was trying to scare his wife (also in elevator) by jumping up and down. then it stopped - we were there for an hour or two.  No big deal.
 
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness (Mark Twain)

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