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  1. Thu Dec 16th, 2010, 10:30 AM #1
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    Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    God Help those who do THIS for a living!

    Just wait for the cartoon intro to finish, then hold on to your seat.
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  2. Thu Dec 16th, 2010, 11:08 AM #2
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    that made me sweat just watching...nice find! I think instead of climbing down, i'd just rather jump w/ a parachute.
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  3. Thu Dec 16th, 2010, 11:37 AM #3
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    holy.... shit...
    i like to stay as close to the ground as i can without crashing. no way would i be up there

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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    jeeez. I almost puked at the 6' 34" section
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  5. Thu Dec 16th, 2010, 01:13 PM #5
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    I'm not afraid of heights, but that was a bit stressful to watch.

    I wonder how much sway they encounter at that height?

    Oh ya, not a good idea to watch if you're prone to motion sickness - the helmet cam moves around a lot.
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    FUCK.




    I'm neutral when it comes to heights (I'm fine at heights, just not when I'M the only thing holding me up there) and that was a "holy shit" film...

    I guess something happened, you might as well enjoy the ride down since you're not gonna feel a thing anyway...
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    freak show!
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    Worked for a tree company when I was younger and while I really hate heights I'm fine as long as there is stuff around me. I was all about it until he went outside the cage....then, nope, I'm done.
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    Quote Originally Posted by The GECCO View Post
    Worked for a tree company when I was younger and while I really hate heights I'm fine as long as there is stuff around me. I was all about it until he went outside the cage....then, nope, I'm done.
    Yeah, that's about where I started holding onto the desk too
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    no thanks...


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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    "Now's the tricky part - getting on top"

    Oh, good, cuz nothing up until then was tricky....
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    I couldn't even watch the whole thing. If it were up to me there would be no radio - because I am not going to climb that thing ever.
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    saw this a while ago and was meaning to post it.

    Crazy shit.
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"


    I was sweating after 2 mins. Fuck that.....
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    Quote Originally Posted by ShinySideUp View Post
    Fuck that
    actually, that sums that video up perfectly
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    not gonna lie, that made my bh pucker....
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    I would bring a parachute to work everyday. That would be so sick to base jump off of!


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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    That's insane. I could never do that...
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    Talk about BALLS OF STEEL!!
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    No one quoted my favorite part:

    ....."Free climbing is more dangerous of course, but Osha rules do allow for it".....
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    Quote Originally Posted by TurboGizzmo View Post
    No one quoted my favorite part:

    ....."Free climbing is more dangerous of course, but Osha rules do allow for it".....
    Yeah I caught that part to. I thought it rather humorous since OSHA regulates the piss out of everything a company does, but oh no, some guy is climbing 1700 straight up with no safety harness connection and they think it's o.k. HAHAHA!! I hate OSHA by the way.
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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

    I would give it a try I think, if I didn't have to lug all the tools and such behind me. I couldn't stand the possibility of my own thoughts contemplating extra shit aside from just taking the next rung. The harness and the safety clip setup, I would be all for, just not a whole lot else. I would quintuple-knot my shoelaces.

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    Re: Brings new meaning to "climbing the corporate ladder"

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