The CAGE OF DEATH
That would be AWESOME. Sadly, it is on the other side of the planet from me...
That would be AWESOME. Sadly, it is on the other side of the planet from me...
Is it just me, or would this be cool to do?
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bostonbomber
Orange Belt
Yeah, that would definitely be cool. I was in Australia a few years ago and those crocs were REALLY impressive! Didn't get that close to them though.
How long before the croc figures to go over the top? :erg:
grydth
Senior Master
It is just you.....
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
About as cool as getting into a shark cage while a 16 foot great white circles... and I don't want to do that either.
I would'nt mind that at all ... either of them... But they now use thick acrylic glass/plastic for shark encounters too... so you're not surrounded by flimsy steel bars... I bet that has got to be surreal all by itself.
Pretty nifty idea.
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- #7
Based on the fact that what you normally do for fun scares the crap out of a lot of people, your vote here, doesn't count.
fireman00
Brown Belt
how many times can the box be poked before one of the joints lets go?
Not me just my luck one of the wall will go and then so will I.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
You know I understand what you are saying but I still am not going to do it. They tell me parachuting is safe to but I still can't find a good reason to jump out of a perfectly good airplane and I have my doubts that a Shark or a Croc are out to get me so why temp them.
Hey, just because it scares YOU doesn't mean it scares everybody. Besides been doing it for 30+ years... I'm still around, whole, sane and probably in the best shape of my life because of it. What's so scary about that??Based on the fact that what you normally do for fun scares the crap out of a lot of people, your vote here, doesn't count.
I am for a revolving cage that is a square with one side missing. :erg: Definitely that would make for an exhilarating swim.
No, I would not go in it! :rofl:
- Thread Starter
- #13
Coin operated variable speed rotation?I am for a revolving cage that is a square with one side missing. :erg: Definitely that would make for an exhilarating swim.No, I would not go in it! :rofl:
Reminds me of that scene from Blazing Saddles... where Bart got Mongo by having him Dive, Dive, Dive for spanish treasure at the bottom of the town well... lowered him down in that big bulky dive suit then a minute later lowered a sign saying "insert coin for more air"....
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- #15
You guy's are hilarious!
JadecloudAlchemist
Master of Arts
Thats what I thought too. It says the Croc has no front arms But I saw front arms and legs.
Here in Miami there use to be a park with a lake. People would bring their friends and family to it so there was quite alot of people there. On one side people would swim on the other side were the Alligators. There was nothing stopping the Alligators from coming over to where the people were. Everyone knew about the Aligators but it did not stop people from swiming. I heard stories about someone got killed by an Alligator and the park has been closed. I do not remember the parks name but I was there and saw the Alligators.
Another story was when I was in the Everglades about to go on an Airboat ride. There was a flat plank like bridge. I was standing on the bridge and an Alligator swam right next to me I was about 5 feet or so I remember looking at it and it looking at me and then swimming under the bridge. We have a lot of animals here in Miami you have to respect them and their environment.
Absolutely you really have to respect wild life.
Crocodiles and Alligators are smart predators I do not think
it will be to long before they figure it out. :erg:
Crocodiles and Alligators are smart predators I do not think
it will be to long before they figure it out. :erg:
CoryKS
Senior Master
:rofl:
celtic_crippler
Senior Master
I would love to do that. I've always wanted to go down in a shark cage too though. I would never sky-dive though...go figure... I'm wierd. LOL
