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#743891 by buns
20 Apr 2010, 21:27
Scrooge wrote:I am sure that with in the next few weeks we can talk a couple of the VF people into jumping off it.


Now that would be a way of raising an awful lot of sponsorship ): ):

buns
#743949 by Scrooge
20 Apr 2010, 22:52
buns wrote:
Scrooge wrote:I am sure that with in the next few weeks we can talk a couple of the VF people into jumping off it.


Now that would be a way of raising an awful lot of sponsorship ): ):

buns


Could well be, I can get a name of a contact if someone wants to reach out to the powers that be over there. I won't be jumping, but I am more than happy to push a couple of people off the tower.

And someone will have to remind Paul that he has to use the wire system.
#747739 by daywalker
09 Jun 2010, 22:20
I did this last week and was hugely disappointed. I'll not lie to you, when I stood on the edge of the ledge and peered over I was very nervous. I was given a countdown 3-2-1 GO. I paused and asked GO? before stepping off :| As soon as I stepped off it was as I feared: too controlled a descent. It felt too much like something was stopping me falling too fast and whilst that is true I was really hoping for more of a freefall feeling than I got. I've felt more of a rush/fall from rollercoasters and really hoped this would be better. I suppose I should get to the Macau tower and do their bungee (with guidewires) to get the thrill I want :D

I've never done a skydive or a bungee but if you have I suspect you'll not be very excited when you do this and for $100 + tax it's really not worth it at all.
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