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I'll be sending my sky diving/zipline riding little brother the link to this one too, Sky Dad. He was quite excited about the last link of yours I sent him!
ReplyDeleteAs for me. I know that would just make me puke, so nahhhhh.
;-)
I assume there's a washroom and cleaning station down there at the bottom...
ReplyDeleteOMG I'm with johnny! I shit myself just watching
ReplyDeleteHoly crap. I thought that was a zipline at first and I wanted to belt that girl for being such a weenie.
ReplyDeleteNo way man.
You can go and then tell me all about it.
Sky Dad, here's what my brother had to say about it:
ReplyDelete"Holy crap!!!! I thought it was going to be another zipline, but WOW. It always helps when the participant is near tears before it starts. That was awesome... and yes, I WAN'T TO DO IT!"
Hee hee hee.
So where exactly is this contraption located?
I also pooped myself watching that. No fucking way. Nope. Never. Not going to do it.
ReplyDeleteNo fucking way, that is all I have to say.
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I betcha there's a good reason they didn't show her after the ride. Her blue jeans were probably a muddy shade of brown.
ReplyDeleteWho thinks of these things?
ReplyDeleteLoved your previous post, btw.
At first I wondered what you wanted to ride on - but then I got my mind out of the gutter and watched the video. Holy crap - are you crazy? You want to do that? Yikes...hats off to you!
ReplyDeleteWhere do I sign up?!
ReplyDeleteWheeeee!
ReplyDeleteI would totally strap a diaper on and do that. AWESOME.
ReplyDeletePass.
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