Are you afraid in a ladder ?
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amarshism
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RedDog
Humanoid typhoon
raybrochill
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TheDriller
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egan.
daylightdies.com
ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
Especially when they do it for a video with ,like, 50 views and then change the title name and description to try and pass it off as their own.
It's actually quite creepy.
Nimvi
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kev
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ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
egan.
daylightdies.com
I don't think you understand. I'm not claiming that someone new is pretending to be one of the climbers. I'm claiming that someone ripped and reposted a video that already exists on youtube at least 5 different places with ads enabled. I may be missing something but the only difference between this and the other instances of the vid are a one sentence French description and who profits fro the ads.
Jind
Grrrr!!! (I'm a bear)
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Screw that - I hate getting up on my ladder to clean out the gutters. I'll leave that sort of work up to the less risk averse, more adventure prone, sort of person out there. Enjoy!!! You have my deepest thanks for keeping the signals I want transmitted to me running smoothly.
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
My question is : how is the first day at work ? 
They probably have a serious background in rock climbing beforehand
Also, I would really like to see the descent ! It's always the trickiest part and it's never mentionned
They probably have a serious background in rock climbing beforehand
Also, I would really like to see the descent ! It's always the trickiest part and it's never mentionned
egan.
daylightdies.com
Totally. I have to climb stuff for work occasionally but nothing that even comes remotely close to this. The thing that may not be obvious is that the whole thing is swaying quite a bit.
I used to deal with tower climbers quite a bit when I was engineer at a television station. Most of the ones I met were former convicts and had a few screws loose.
I remember seeing this awhile ago.....as a rock climber myself, I don't think it would be bad as long as you didn't have a heights problem. The part they mention about free climbing is very true and you would be more prone to accident clipping every few feet. I've taken people with little to no experience climbing long routes(over 1000 ft) over the last year. I usually tell them at the rate you gain in height , you won't even notice how high you really are. You become comfortable, simply focus on climbing, and nothing else.
