To: Robert DeLong
I know because I share that same fear. I won’t go closer than 5 feet, and that is on a brave day!!! LOL
I don't have such a fear, but when we were on the observation floor of the Sears Tower (now called Wyllis or something) my wife would not let me step onto the heavy duty enclosed glass platform that juts out the side of the building. I am not petite, but I am sure those are rated for a high amount of weight. Her fear influenced my behavior.
41 posted on
07/12/2016 10:08:11 AM PDT by
Dr. Sivana
("There is no limit to the amount of good you can do if you don't care who gets the credit."-R.Reagan)
To: Dr. Sivana
I don’t stand at the edge of the subway platform. Not from fear of toppling in but fear of being pushed in just at the train approaches. I know it is unlikely but it does happen.
48 posted on
07/12/2016 10:11:36 AM PDT by
citizen
(ISIS: They put the IS in IS-lam.)
To: Dr. Sivana
LOL, I’m sure it did. My rationale, is why risk it!!!
To: Dr. Sivana
...when we were on the observation floor of the Sears Tower (now called Wyllis or something) my wife would not let me step onto the heavy duty enclosed glass platform... I must admit that for the first couple of minutes of my one visit to the rooftop observation deck of the World Trade Center I was a bit nervous despite the fact that you couldn't get within 100 feet of the edge.
53 posted on
07/12/2016 10:18:20 AM PDT by
Gay State Conservative
(What Did Loretta and BillyBob Discuss For 30 Minutes In Phoenix? Grandchildren?)
To: Dr. Sivana
I don't have such a fear, but when we were on the observation floor of the Sears Tower (now called Wyllis or something) It's called The What You Talkin Bout Willis Tower
68 posted on
07/12/2016 10:28:15 AM PDT by
mountn man
(The Pleasure You Get From Life, Is Equal To The Attitude You Put Into It)
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