#1 2012-11-02 13:08:51
This prolly could have gone into the Random Vid Thread but, You gotta watch this.
Hope it's as cool as I think it is, I am flat out with a fucked up back for a couple weeks until I recover. I have been doubling down on my meds and weed consumption so I am easily amused.
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#2 2012-11-02 13:18:10
Bigcat wrote:
This prolly could have gone into the Random Vid Thread but, You gotta watch this.
For. No. Amount. Of. Fucking. Money. In. The. World.
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#3 2012-11-02 13:27:40
whosasailorthen wrote:
Bigcat wrote:
This prolly could have gone into the Random Vid Thread but, You gotta watch this.
For. No. Amount. Of. Fucking. Money. In. The. World.
Did you hear when he said " There is no quick way down in a storm"?
Wrong
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#4 2012-11-02 13:56:41
Even having done a little high altitude climbing and having traversed some pretty hairy ice walls and fields, and rock faces, I am still quite impressed. I think it would be a big kick to do it once or twice, but these guys do it as part of their work routine. It must take a lot of discipline. You'd probably want to lay off the weed before starting up.
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#5 2012-11-02 14:22:49
Bigcat wrote:
Did you hear when he said " There is no quick way down in a storm"?
Wrong
While it might seem quick to take the express elevator to the lobby, one would have too much time on the ride to consider just how badly they screwed up.
These days I rarely go over 200 feet to arrays. If I blow it the results will be the same, but I will hardly have time to ponder them.
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#6 2012-11-02 14:26:19
whosasailorthen wrote:
For. No. Amount. Of. Fucking. Money. In. The. World.
Pays pretty well everywhere except Mexico. Where there are hazards most technicians do not have to deal with every day.
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#7 2012-11-02 15:15:56
Johnny_Rotten wrote:
Where there are hazards
That does add a new set of challenges- Nearly video game worthy.
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#8 2012-11-02 15:39:10
From here, it's just another 60 feet to the top.
You go without me. I'm expecting a phone call. Several, in fact.
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#9 2012-11-02 16:04:42
my palms are sweating just watching this.
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#10 2012-11-02 16:34:18
Roger_That wrote:
my palms are sweating just watching this.
It's supposed to make your nuts tingle.
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#11 2012-11-02 18:15:16
Here's another one of those things like doing backwards flips on a motorcycle. He's an expert now but how do you live through that first attempt?
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#12 2012-11-02 18:48:34
Banjo wrote:
Here's another one of those things like doing backwards flips on a motorcycle. He's an expert now but how do you live through that first attempt?
Right. At one time he had the same amount of "on the job time" as I do
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#13 2012-11-03 01:46:20
I don't know. Once you get used to the clip and harness routine and get that down, it's just engineering. I would still rather do that than work a fast food register again.
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#14 2012-11-03 04:02:55
GooberMcNutly wrote:
I don't know. Once you get used to the clip and harness routine and get that down, it's just engineering. I would still rather do that than work a fast food register again.
That's damn straight! Climbing the tower would make me enjoy being alive, working the register would make me want to jump off the tower. Thanks for the tingle, BC.
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#15 2012-11-04 11:38:36
Bigcat wrote:
Roger_That wrote:
my palms are sweating just watching this.
It's supposed to make your nuts tingle.
As much as you all like to think I have nuts, I do not.
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