Simple concept yet unnerving. This is a video showing you how workers climb to the top of a 1,700 foot antenna tower. I kept thinking "He must have made it to the top by now." But he kept going . . .
This video falls into the category of "freaky" amazing performance. When this fellow sets up the bar, you might be convinced (as was I) that he wasn't really going to keep it that low.
Here's a death calculator site that will give you a rough idea of when you're checking out. When you enter your basic information, you will also be given a bit of code to proudly display your expected date of death.
Cool. Now that I know when I'm going to die, I can plan the remainder of my life. In my case, though, 20 years doesn't sound to be much time remaining.
An entire year (2009) of cringe-worthy failure in less than seven minutes, hosted by Funny or Die:
Here's a new way to get away from people . . . well, except for the thousands of people who are on the both with you:
[I]t is so big it will have actual neighborhoods – a Boardwalk with a real carousel and high-diving show; a Central Park with thousands of real plants and trees; a Royal Promenade as wide as a highway, lined with shops and including a bar that rises three decks; an Entertainment zone that includes an ice skating rink; and more. The 16-deck ship will have as many as 8,700 people onboard when you combine full-capacity passengers and crew, certainly enough to declare Allure a city at sea.