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16 Jun 12
>as he made his way across the specially installed cable, which was about 550 metres long and roughly five centimetres wide.
Uh, how much is that in American?
>During the crossing, Wallenda was wearing a safety tether, which had been the source of some controversy before the walk. ABC had insisted that Wallenda wear a tether that would prevent him from plunging to his death should he lose his balance.
Oh! He had a rope around his waist! No wonder he made it.
😛😛
Originally posted by MontyMooseHe didn't need it as it turned out.
>as he made his way across the specially installed cable, which was about 550 metres long and roughly five centimetres wide.
Uh, how much is that in American?
>During the crossing, Wallenda was wearing a safety tether, which had been the source of some controversy before the walk. ABC had insisted that Wallenda wear a tether that would prevent him f ...[text shortened]... ould he lose his balance.
Oh! He had a rope around his waist! No wonder he made it.
😛😛
I'd love to see you make the same journey using a tether, just for the HELL of it to see if you could make 10 feet before you fell! 😛 😉 😉
I'd bet money against you having the intestinal fortitude to even try!
Originally posted by Very RustyYou're a Dr of Intestinal Fortitude?
He didn't need it as it turned out.
I'd love to see you make the same journey using a tether, just for the HELL of it to see if you could make 10 feet before you fell! 😛 😉 😉
I'd bet money against you having the intestinal fortitude to even try!
This must be offered, only, at Dalhousie right?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesIs that the only University you know, or did you google it?
You're a Dr of Intestinal Fortitude?
This must be offered, only, at Dalhousie right?
Aren't you the golf player who has been playing for 40years who claims to me in better condition than people who work out in fitness centers?
You should know a little bit about Intestinal Fortitude! 😛