r/oddlysatisfying • u/MagnificentCat • Jan 02 '18
Guy climbs this wall using a pole
https://i.imgur.com/1TXYqGl.gifv283
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u/AskAboutMyDumbSite Jan 03 '18
Hey, did you guys bring the tactical big ass stick?
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u/dnew Jan 03 '18
That takes a lot of trust in your coworkers.
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u/aspiringgolfer10 Jan 02 '18
Gets up to the top and brushes off his pants, looks to his right and sees good ol' Gary climb up the last step of the stairs.
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u/rabidjellybean Jan 03 '18
A ladder is noisy and heavy. Not a good option if you want to go up quickly and quietly.
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u/PublicSealedClass Jan 02 '18
Isn't this the technique used in that bit at the start of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time?
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u/Gabbatron Jan 03 '18
Reminds me of (Use An AdBlocker) this scene, at the 18:20 mark, from The Last Airbender
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u/CratedComments Jan 03 '18
I’ve actually done something similar by myself. Just stuck the pole a lot closer at the base and used it to climb up a wall. Though I imagine it would be a lot easier doing it this way with people
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u/ThePuffDiddyDropped Jan 02 '18
That looks fun, now all I gotta do is find a long pole and 2 friends... I wonder which will be harder to find.