Last Edit: Jun 23, 2013 18:26:51 GMT -5 by Ohhmm(bligo)
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
I've only heard bits and pieces about this. And he'll be dead as a doornail if he falls, right?
Yes.
But, don't worry, the live tape has a 10 sec delay.
Ahh, I wondered about that. I'm intrigued, but I just don't think I want to be watching if he slips off. Even on a 10 second delay.
I'm really curious about his rescue plan. I read that his "safety team" can get to him within 60 seconds on the wire if there's an emergency. Like, so he just hangs there for a minute?! A minute is a looooong time. Particularly if you're having on a wire a quarter mile above the earth...
"You. You and your crazy life. You and your geographic anomaly. You and your drunken lesbianic ways and terrible navigational skills." - ProfArt and her holy baby
Post by Dumbledork on Jun 23, 2013 19:33:28 GMT -5
Both. Why do most people do this type of stuff, because they're passionate but also because they want to be known for it. First guy to summit Everest, first double amputee to summit Everest, youngest person to hike the Appalachian Trail, etc. Amelia Earhart died doing something she was passionate about it, and I imagine she also wanted the accolades from it.