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And from Michigan -- glad this turned out OK, couldn't resist posting, though:

http://www.mlive.com/newsflash/index...t=newsmichigan

You and me both and wonder how DUMB he was?;)

Will check their web site and see what size the house is!;)

Oh well, College Kids!;)

:confused::confused:-Did you post this in wrong thread?:confused:

One of my Pledge Brothers is a rock climber.
One of the things he did, to keep in shape and training, was to climb the outside of UPS's clock tower. With his hands.
http://ups.edu/Images/Timeline/timeline38full.jpg

So, let us not be so quick to judge.
Matt is management at REI.

Unfortunately, others have tried the same thing and not have it turn out so well. In either Spring or Fall '86, a Sigma Chi at University of Arkansas decided to rappel (?) off the roof of the house during a party. He was killed when the rope didn't hold.

So, what difference does it make if a person is maimed or dead? A lot.

None.
That said, circumstances, equipment, knowledge, experience, expertise, and attitude do.
And even "pros" get hurt. Several years ago, Matt while involved in a high-mountain rescue, hurt his knee and had to be helped off location.

Yeah, this is nothing out off the ordinary. I've done it......seen plenty of others do it. If you like to mountain climb and don't have access to a wall, using a building is the next best option.

I have some friends at OU (Oklahoma) that rappelled down the side of the football stadium. Jumped off the top of the press box.....way way up there. Upwards of 9 or 10 stories I'd guess.

Brings to mind the stuck Santa:)

Poor kids watching know there's no such thing as Santa anymore.

Video below.