The scariest video you have ever watched in the name of science

Dear sweet jeebus...That's something from my darkest nightmares.

If that was me the guy below would have been covered in my pee.

I'd sooner swim through a lake of vomit than do that! Sweet Jebus!!!

BAWAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!

That is some funny shit right there!
I got a headache after laughing so hard from that!

Seriously, WHO THE HELL ANSWERS the FREAKING AD for that job?!?!?!

Note: Supply your own hard hat...safety first.

"Lookout below Al, I got the shits from that raw beef and onions sammich!"

everytime the winds gush

5*

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Man stays awake for 11 days without sleep

Why don't they just lower down out of a helicopter? Is there a reason?

GLP is full of a bunch of cowards!

Bravo- great thread and comments. Went from nearly needing CPR to laughing till my face hurts.

I'm not even afraid of heights but still, fuck that.

^Afraid to grab food from the highest kitchen cabinet^

I just had an anxiety attack watching that.
That's insane.

Id do it.

That would be AWESOME!!

I LOVE heights...

I don't know how that dude trusts his gloves from slipping.

Also, how can you trust that the ladder pegs are secure?

How can you trust that your toolbox won't get tangled and yank you backwards as you take another step?

Why the hell does he lean backwards when he takes a break?


This shit is pure ballsack crazy!

Yes a heart stopping ride...

Reminded me of my USN days aboard CVA-42 Roosevelt from 73 thru 75 as an OS3, fancy name for Scope Dope, when we did periodic maintenance on the gear atop the mast. These WWII era boats are dwarfed by the "Supercarriers" of today.

Any way, This guy definitely has a challenging job, particularly when the wind picks up.

But it pails when your platform starts to pitch and roll. One second your support is beneath you and the next few seconds when your ship heels to starboard you see the roiling seas coming up fast from below, followed by the inevitable return roll to port and you see the flight deck; wondering whether you safety harness will hold.

Nowadays this is less pronounced with the "Supercarriers". However all sailors know that somewhere out at sea is that unique set of waves and wind that will put even the largest boats built into peril and initiate a "death roll".

Imagine that!!

China's Mount Hua Pilmgrimmage

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tie those laces tight man...... tight....