The idle musings of a former military man, former computer geek, medically retired pastor and now full-time writer. Contents guaranteed to offend the politically correct and anal-retentive from time to time. My approach to life is that it should be taken with a large helping of laughter, and sufficient firepower to keep it tamed!
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Doofus Of The Day #718
The video speaks for itself . . . and, yes, inevitably, she's blonde!
I have to admit that I've done such when I was much younger. I wanted to see if I could, and it was good exercise. I also picked a time when there was very little traffic.
So, I guess I'm a doofus. Has anyone else asked the question can it be done and attempted it?
I did that once, too. Like Jerry, I picked a time when there was no one around, and it was definitely a workout. It was fun, too. And I know I'm a doofus, but not a doofus of the dangerous sort.
Good for you Jerry and Shrimp! Back when I was young, fit and had two good knees I wanted to do that at the Porter Square "T" station in the Boston area. Supposedly the Porter Square T has the second longest escalator in the US, after a Metro station in Washington DC.
I never tried it then and suppose you'd get arrested if you tried a similar stunt these paranoid days. I did console myself by running the Porter Square stairs a few times, but couldn't imaging doing either stairs or escalator in high-heeled boots like that woman.
5 comments:
At least she made it.
I think she's an Irish tourist and unfamiliar with how Russian escalators work.
I have to admit that I've done such when I was much younger. I wanted to see if I could, and it was good exercise. I also picked a time when there was very little traffic.
So, I guess I'm a doofus. Has anyone else asked the question can it be done and attempted it?
Keep up the good work Peter.
I did that once, too. Like Jerry, I picked a time when there was no one around, and it was definitely a workout. It was fun, too. And I know I'm a doofus, but not a doofus of the dangerous sort.
Good for you Jerry and Shrimp! Back when I was young, fit and had two good knees I wanted to do that at the Porter Square "T" station in the Boston area. Supposedly the Porter Square T has the second longest escalator in the US, after a Metro station in Washington DC.
I never tried it then and suppose you'd get arrested if you tried a similar stunt these paranoid days. I did console myself by running the Porter Square stairs a few times, but couldn't imaging doing either stairs or escalator in high-heeled boots like that woman.
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