Mirror's Edge, or EyeTap means Man on Wire, although I'd prefer parkour to straight up heights. Works for science too http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/18686671
I think the thing that is creepy about this is that it's the antithesis of a parkour or base-jumping video: rather than exuding expertise, this one kind of reeks of you have no idea what you're doing and you're going to die.
During the Soviet era, all large buildings were required to have such walkways to help Spetznatz agents who needed to rappel into the building to arrest dissidents.
Lasted until 0:57, which is pretty good for an acrophobe. On the other hand, I can make a prediction about exactly what anxiety dream I'm having tonight.
Ever read The Ledge?
I'm glad they beeped out the expletives, otherwise the video would be disturbing.
I wonder if someone goes through and tweaks popular videos' thumbnails.
...and arousing. Not the best combination of feelings.
Reminds me on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1Nd1qtk1Go El camino del rey in Spain, beautiful video of a scary 'walk'
Previously, I think. (working youtube link)
Mirror's Edge, or EyeTap means Man on Wire, although I'd prefer parkour to straight up heights. Works for science too http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/18686671
I didn't find it so much nauseating as... "adrenalizing"? It didn't make me sick at all, but it did make my heart start beating faster and harder.
And no, not because of the boobs. Yes, they were an occasional distraction, but honestly, this is not porn. I was too busy looking at the ground.
Just three minutes of boobs? What a rip.
I think the thing that is creepy about this is that it's the antithesis of a parkour or base-jumping video: rather than exuding expertise, this one kind of reeks of you have no idea what you're doing and you're going to die.
Also, the omnipresent water damage and fracture marks on a cantilevered concrete "walkway" that appears to be 100% decorative. Dear fucking lord.
I don't know which cracks were worse: the ones that go all the way through the beam, or the section that's just reduced to crazy paving.
Every time I saw those big cracks I got a surge of adrenalin.. My hands are now kinda sweaty..
From the side (plausibly looks like the same woman)
Well she does have small feet. But where's the head-mounted camera?
@0:31 she says "No-no-no, take the shot after I dismount the head [-mounted camera], I do not want to have this bleeeep on my head"
We can see more of what's going on in this longer version of the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PML1-XtixSk
She's wearing Puma's, they are occasionally narrow fitting and those ones especially so.
What the hell was going through the architects head when he decided to stick a walk/death track 20 stories up on the outside of the building?
I guess the Nanny State has never been to Russia (which, on a political level, is kind of an amusing observation).
During the Soviet era, all large buildings were required to have such walkways to help Spetznatz agents who needed to rappel into the building to arrest dissidents.
Who knew that Russian gets worse with censor bleeps..?
She has really small feet.
Lasted until 0:57, which is pretty good for an acrophobe. On the other hand, I can make a prediction about exactly what anxiety dream I'm having tonight.
The Internet has surely gotten a hell lot more interesting since the russians got on it with their cameras.
How will I ever learn how to speak Russian if they keep bleeping everything out?
Buy The Dictionary of Russian Obscenities" by David Allan Drummond.
Breaks the ice at parties!
"Um, guys, my eyes are up here. No, waaaaaay up here."
So this is how having boobs and doing catwalks feel. I think I'll repeat.