What is it about height,
glass,
and that wonderful feeling of vertigo so many people like?
Yes,
this is a 985 foot long glass bridge at
Chicago has had
since 2009.
Five hundred people have proposed in them and now you can even get married in one.
Let us not forget one of the most frightening views I've ever seen.
at
Eagle Point
in the
Grand Canyon.
But for a real good time when you are inebriated,
check out the swimming pool at the
in
Shanghai Pudong.
You won't know which way is up.
Not to be outdone,
we are finally going to get a
yes a slide,
suspended 1,000 feet above ground,
in Los Angeles.
When asked,
I tell people,
"I'm not afraid of heights. I just really respect them. That is why I stay away from the edge!"
Why doesn't someone get it over with,
and build either a
ride with a glass bottom,
or a
with a glass bottom!
That will scare the $^!# out of you!
And isn't that,
what it is,
all about?
This is,
Taking Out A Patent On Glass Bottom Flying Machines,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“I kiss like a skyscraper meets the sky, only with less scraping and more vertigo.”
- Jarod Kintz -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
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