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You also need to stay far away and in a a safe spot, there might be flyingI wouldn’t even be under it![]()
But you will be famous in the newsNope, there's easier ways to die.![]()
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But how does that help me?! I'm dead...But you will be famous in the news![]()
True, but your story will be told for centuriesBut how does that help me?! I'm dead...
You don’t want to channel your inner Henry Gunther?But how does that help me?! I'm dead...
Who's dat?You don’t want to channel your inner Henry Gunther?![]()
You dont want to swing around in the air extremely high above the ground with your only support being a thick rope?Also no. I’ve never actually backed down from an amusement park ride because of fear before. This would be a exception![]()
Same, seeing it scares mehell no I would be scared shitless
I would pass out as soon as that thing began, being up so high is already too scaryI would have an anxiety attack
A soldier who died in WW1. During the war he did something that made his rank drop all the way to the lowest rank and he was salty about that. He wanted to do something crazy to get them to reinstate his original rank. So on Armistice day, 2 minutes before the armistice was set to take effect (a fact that was known), he charged at the German machine guns in the German trench opposite of him. The Germans knew the armistice was set to take effect in a minute, so they tried waving him away because they didn’t want to shoot him. Except he didn’t listen, so they had to kill him. He was the last known American casualty of the war. He did get his rank reinstated after death at least? But it still feels like a huge fu to his family. Imagine their reaction to hearing that he basically committed suicide a minute before fighting was supposed to endWho's dat?![]()
What in the hay? he could have lived way longer and been with his family if he didn't get so salty about his rank, wonder how his ghost feelsA soldier who died in WW1. During the war he did something that made his rank drop all the way to the lowest rank and he was salty about that. He wanted to do something crazy to get them to reinstate his original rank. So on Armistice day, 2 minutes before the armistice was set to take effect (a fact that was known), he charged at the German machine guns in the German trench opposite of him. The Germans knew the armistice was set to take effect in a minute, so they tried waving him away because they didn’t want to shoot him. Except he didn’t listen, so they had to kill him. He was the last known American casualty of the war. He did get his rank reinstated after death at least? But it still feels like a huge fu to his family. Imagine their reaction to hearing that he basically committed suicide a minute before fighting was supposed to endHe’d rather be a dead Sergeant who can never again see family vs a living private who can stay with his family for longer
Dare devils fear no rideI would pass out as soon as that thing began, being up so high is already too scaryI wonder how others dare to go on that
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Nope, and if I was there and swings started flying I'd want to be the first.You don’t want to channel your inner Henry Gunther?![]()
The poor crowed below...hell no I would be scared shitless