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An impressive feat of engineering! I know those safety harnesses are supposed to be rated and certified, but if I was dangling by them, in the open air, looking down, that might be "my death" without ever hitting the ground. As I waited for help to arrive.
Remembering the pictures of the "sky walkers" from the New York City skyscrapers of the earlier 1900s. With NO safety gear.
Impressive.
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ReplyDeleteAn impressive feat of engineering! I know those safety harnesses are supposed to be rated and certified, but if I was dangling by them, in the open air, looking down, that might be "my death" without ever hitting the ground. As I waited for help to arrive.
ReplyDeleteRemembering the pictures of the "sky walkers" from the New York City skyscrapers of the earlier 1900s. With NO safety gear.
Scott from Massachusetts said.
ReplyDeleteFuck the tiny red jump suits, I have to lie down for a spell. I'm with LeftField on this one!!
I wish I was born with a "no" fear factor!! Well, we do have to have some fear factor, it does instinctively keeps us away from danger.
#6) OMG!!!!
I hope it's not a seismic area
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