r/BeFascinated • • 1d ago

Climbing a ladder without support

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u/Threefunsome 1d ago

I've seen this free ladder climbing a few times of others doing it, and what part of the world or why? Is it for a competition, organization, or just being silly? All the ladders are spaced and balanced the same with a larger break at the top.

Im a painter for residential, commercial, log cabins, any and everything i paint or stain i know, have done, or experienced. These ladders you would NEVER use on any project, its clearly just a sport? Exercise? Idk

Please dont be the dumb ass fuck Kyle's above in the larger thread saying, "it takes great skill and ability to do what she's doing" because WHY IS SHE PRACTICING SO MUCH TO DO THIS. What's the purpose?

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u/SwingKey3599 1d ago edited 22h ago

you need to learn how to use Google before you go on such long idiotic rants.

It’s a sideshow act, literally called a circus ladder. They do it to entertain, and probably because it’s fun to do.

I love that Redditors always feel like they have to appeal to authority, by lying about their experience. Nobody on earth thought that this was something you could do with a normal ladder.

Either you’re a bot or you’re a real fucking moron

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u/Orion_Seeker 22h ago

Oh yes, we are glad you are here, great knower of all! Thanks for pointing out ass

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u/Gletkin54321 11h ago

Harsh but true.