lokness
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I feel sick if im on anything over 5 metres. Its all in your head but i can't shake the feeling of my balls shaking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txdv_oNq ... r_embedded
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Are you afraid of heights?
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madster111
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My God, how do those guys possibly walk straight with their 50kg balls?
On topic, i am a little afraid of anything over 5m. I absolutely hate commercial airplanes but mostly because i keep having thought of 'what if they forgot the flaps?'
On topic, i am a little afraid of anything over 5m. I absolutely hate commercial airplanes but mostly because i keep having thought of 'what if they forgot the flaps?'
UghRochester
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Man, I would be scarred out of my mind is I accidentally made a little slip and recovered.
Trippysmurf
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I hate artificial heights. I have friends that will live on the 20+ story of a building and I won't go near their balcony.
But I'm fine on a mountain. That mountain hasn't gone anywhere during humanities reign, it sure as hell won't move while I'm on it.
But I'm fine on a mountain. That mountain hasn't gone anywhere during humanities reign, it sure as hell won't move while I'm on it.
Eyebrowsbv31
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Trippysmurf said:
Depends on where you are. earthquake, or, say, the top blowing off (volcano!) can move mountains.
UghRochester
https://www.twitch.tv/ughrochester
I think that would be fun if only I brought some sort of parachute.
Trippysmurf
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Eyebrowsbv31 said:
Volcanoes are a myth, just like snow and eskimos.
Not to sound full of myself (I'm a total pussy when it comes to most things) but I am remarkably cool with heights. I've worked on roofs and scaffolds and cranes a lot and I've never been bothered in the least. I understand how someone could have fear or anxiety, but I never do.
The only thing keeping me from climbing that guided tower is me being incredibly out of shape. That would take me three days.
The only thing keeping me from climbing that guided tower is me being incredibly out of shape. That would take me three days.
I'm not really too afraid of heights unless said height is swaying like a scaffolding or something. But I can usually stand along a cliff or the edge of a roof no problem.
Now that tower on the other hand...FUCK THAT...Unless I was harnessed in, which it doesn't look like those guys are.
Now that tower on the other hand...FUCK THAT...Unless I was harnessed in, which it doesn't look like those guys are.
Bretimus_v2
So tired.
I'm pretty good with heights, I worked in a cherry picker and scissor lift a summer and that cured any remaining fear of heights. There's nothing as bad as a huge gust going by and the basket just swaying for a couple of minutes. Still, that is awful high, at least when I go rock climbing we're anchored at some point. I'll take several feet and rockface over a ton of feet and ground anyday.
LinksOcarina
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Yeah I get a bit antsy with heights.
Dont know my limits, but lets just say I don't feel stable on the top step of a ladder.
Dont know my limits, but lets just say I don't feel stable on the top step of a ladder.
De-Ting
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It's all conditional. I've rode some of the tallest roller coasters in the world, but I'd likely turn into a chick wuss trying to climb that tower. I've done mountain climbing, but something about a retardely tall tower with minimal concern for safety puts me a little on edge.
Bretimus_v2
So tired.
I would imagine that the tower is like the super-duper, you're-insane version of climbing a firetruck ladder that's just pointed up into the air. Yeesh! One of the hardest experiences to push through, but at least I wasn't the guy who threw up/pissed himself.
madster111
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I'm not sure roller coasters count, because i've been on the 2nd and 3rd tallest ones according to that list without any real problems. The 2nd one on that list in QLD i've actually been on like 3 times now.De-Ting said:
