slide glide, slipity slide

[Mike Mercury]

http://i.imgur.com/otp4cpB.gif

forget about your troubles and your 9-to-5

[Datawiz]

looks fun.

[lspencer534]

Why does he have shoes on? Coral reef under the water?

[Bill]

Lakeside - Fantastic Voyage Official Video - YouTube

[DAB]

Why does he have shoes on? Coral reef under the water?

has to hike back up. :slap:

beer was involved.

[simpleman68]

Why does he have shoes on? Coral reef under the water?

When your bare feet hit the water from 30+ feet it can sting like a bitch if you hit at the wrong angle.
Scott

[Dan Dlabay]

I would love to do that. Looks like a lot of fun.:cert:

[DukeAllen]

Not what I meant when I said I wanted to slide into something deep and wet. :D














:leaving:

[Olustee bus]

Not something this 70 yo geezer would do. Maybe back in the day.

[CertInsaneC5]

Not what I meant when I said I wanted to slide into something deep and wet. :D






:leaving:









:iagree:

I have a problem with heights as well.:leaving:

[island14]

I would love to do that. Looks like a lot of fun.:cert:

WTF are you smoking? :island14:

[OldSarge]

:iagree:

I have a problem with heights as well.:leaving:


Me too.

[wwomanC6]

:wow: :ohnoes: Oh hell no!

[Rob]

Looks like Nevada.

I'd do that.

[lspencer534]

:iagree:

I have a problem with heights as well.:leaving:

I didn't until I was about 20-years-old. I had a Summer job in New Orleans, and we were building what I think was called The Trade Center building. I rode in the construction elevator (a wire cage that bangs the sides as you go up) to the top when it was just a bare steel structure. Nobody told me that such structures sway in the wind about 2-3 feet.

Holy Sheit! I was clinging to a beam for dear life! Since then, I get dizzy just thinking about heights.

[Dan Dlabay]

WTF are you smoking? :island14:

Heck back in the 70's we use to go to Clifton Gouge and jump into the water. Now it's against the law to jump there.:cert:

[73sbVert]

:wow: :ohnoes: Oh hell no!

:iagree: :iagree: :iagree:

[CP]

I didn't until I was about 20-years-old. I had a Summer job in New Orleans, and we were building what I think was called The Trade Center building. I rode in the construction elevator (a wire cage that bangs the sides as you go up) to the top when it was just a bare steel structure. Nobody told me that such structures sway in the wind about 2-3 feet.

Holy Sheit! I was clinging to a beam for dear life! Since then, I get dizzy just thinking about heights.

So now we know why you're always getting horizontal on the ground. :seasix:

[Cybercowboy]

When I was younger I'd do that no problem. I used to jump or dive off the highest dive board or platform but tended to be a bit of a wuss when it came to jumping off cliffs into the water. Had a couple friends get paralyzed doing stuff like that. One guy I went to HS with got paralyzed diving into a shallow area at a pool I used to work at during the summers. He's been a quadriplegic since then, that would suck major. He did have some limited movement in his right arm/hand, but that was it.

[DukeAllen]

:iagree:

I have a problem with heights as well.:leaving:

Ditto. I can go up in planes, stand in high buildings etc...but can't go near the edge or stand near anything like that pic. I get dizzy on step ladders :funny:

[The_Dude]

Looks like Nevada.

I'd do that.

I was thinking Lake Powell.

[Ol Timer]

When your bare feet hit the water from 30+ feet it can sting like a bitch if you hit at the wrong angle.
Scott

Heck with the water, the rocks look really hard!

[Chuck A]

No F-ING way
very insane, indeed

[onedef92]

Lakeside - Fantastic Voyage Official Video - YouTube

[island14]

Heck back in the 70's we use to go to Clifton Gouge and jump into the water. Now it's against the law to jump there.:cert:


I went there once also while skipping school one day but don't think I jumped.

Can't remember if I did or not to be honest. :island14:

[Fastguy]

I am "sort of" afraid of heights. Planes, tall buildings, towers dont bother me. Neither do bridges until I did it on a motorcycle and realized I was sitting higher than the gaurdrail looking down hundreds of feet. Gave me wicked vertigo.

[mrvette]

Back when a little kid maybe 8 y/o, I climbed a old wooden ladder to pick a rose for Mom, so I was told years later, and I landed in a window well going head first but managed to catch myself on my arms/hands.....Sis/Mom told me they grabbed my feet to pull me out.....and so....

I"m good to some 20' elevation on anything 'solid', but strange enough I can go up in a plane, even a Cessna 152 without problems, canvas sides and all....

Go figger.....:rofl::issues::leaving:

[onedef92]

Looks like Nevada.

I'd do that.

Piranha 3D 2010 - Lake Victoria Death Scene - YouTube

Or Lake Victoria, Arizona where they filmed the 2010 remake of Piranha and shit..

[CertInsaneC5]

I didn't until I was about 20-years-old. I had a Summer job in New Orleans, and we were building what I think was called The Trade Center building. I rode in the construction elevator (a wire cage that bangs the sides as you go up) to the top when it was just a bare steel structure. Nobody told me that such structures sway in the wind about 2-3 feet.

Holy Sheit! I was clinging to a beam for dear life! Since then, I get dizzy just thinking about heights.

I lasted till about 45. I slipped on the ice and broke my leg in two places.
Strangely enough after that I have been afraid of heights. Its really weird. I used to be a commercial/industrial roofer while in college on some dam tall buildings. I used to do tree work as well, with nothing but a rope and climbing rig holding me up there.

No more. I am good to about 20ft. And forget about getting near the edge. :ohnoes:

[lspencer534]

I lasted till about 45. I slipped on the ice and broke my leg in two places.
Strangely enough after that I have been afraid of heights. Its really weird. I used to be a commercial/industrial roofer while in college on some dam tall buildings. I used to do tree work as well, with nothing but a rope and climbing rig holding me up there.

No more. I am good to about 20ft. And forget about getting near the edge. :ohnoes:

I used to dismiss phobias, but not after my height incident. They are real. You're lucky that you can go up 20'.

[Mike Mercury]

http://i.imgur.com/KenJWQv.gif