You're insane, lol. A few of us at work were talking about iron workers after I told them about this video. Crazy stuff, I'll stick to driving around a 100,000lb bomb, heh.They might could end up being future Iron Workers.
Just sayin, to some people thats not high at all. lol I was a point setting Iron worker for about 15 years.
Here are some kids who are out of their %#$@ing minds
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"TommyBoy"
^^^ me exactly ^^^
No way in hell. I used to work for a cable company and fell from a pole about 16ft up and that was enough to make me shart myself.
orangedog
Navin R Johnson
AWESOME video - thanks for posting. First two thoughts that cross my mind:
1. These guys better get paid tons.
2. How the hell do they make these towers?
I always wondered what happened when those bulbs went out...
Holy shit... I had my wife watch that too... there isn't enough money in the world for me to do that, and I'm serious about that.
JNT
The Bull
Think of how tired your arms and legs must be after that climb straight up. Let alone battle the significant height. Then head back down. Unreal
I am part of the minority of this thread. When I was younger my friends called me "Monkey" as I had, and still do, have a tendency to climb things and am not afraid of heights. My 18th birthday as soon as it was legal I jumped out of a perfectly good airplane at 13,000 feet(2.5 miles) and got to see other peoples reactions. Here are some of the other people who went with, you can tell there is a wide variety of emotions haha.
And one of my jobs last summer was installing satelite dishes on sky scraper roofs. This is on top of the Lincoln Tower(43 stories and tallest building in Bellevue)
But with all this said, those guys who climb those antennas are bat shit crazy!
And one of my jobs last summer was installing satelite dishes on sky scraper roofs. This is on top of the Lincoln Tower(43 stories and tallest building in Bellevue)
But with all this said, those guys who climb those antennas are bat shit crazy!