[QUOTE=Binsky;27197050]In case i do try something like this does anyone know enough about subways to tell me which rail is the "third rail" he was talking about?[/QUOTE]
[img]http://www.railway-technical.com/3rd001.gif[/img]
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_rail[/url]
Thanks, man
[QUOTE=Binsky;27197960]Thanks, man[/QUOTE]
Now don't make contact with it or you're as good as dead.
Exactly why i wanted to know so i could avoid it. Thanks again
''I dont think we should do that, but uhh lets go'' :v:
This guy is some kind of urban Bear Grylls, he should get his own TV-show
Fuck, there isn't shit to see here where i live.
I want to meet this man. He really knows his history.
that was really good
Good god man, that was amazing. When the other guy joined in I thought they would be climbing together or some crap. "All I had in my head was player 2 has entered the game"
-double post-
He's sexy...rawr... :h:
Holy shit that was awesome. I would have been terrified of everything there.
I wish I had the balls to do something like that.
I've always wanted to do something like that. That was an incredible vid (more like documentary).
[QUOTE=MasterG;27192895]No i mean they should give him one because of how nice he is, not he ought to have one.[/QUOTE]
to be honest, if it was legal it would probably take away one of the most exciting parts, the fear of capture. It's the same with things like street art, it's a real thrill knowing the Popo might come knocking any second
The ending reminded me of Batman.
I remember reading about a kid in Sweden that was trying to get into the underground in Stockholm... he ended up dead in a 30 meter shaft.. I think the kid was about 13 years old.
This is easily one of the coolest video's I have seen in a while.
I have always had a fascination with the types of places he's going, but I don't live in a city. Its cool to see it.
I love seeing urban exploration videos like this.
For those of you who want to get a glimpse of the City Hall station without dieing, you can stay on the 6 Downtown Train. Once you hit the last stop, a conductor is supposed to walk the cars and check if anyone is there. Most don't bother. Just stay on the train and it will have to go past the abandoned station to go to the Uptown side. It's a pretty cool station. It looks even better in person.
This guy is awesome, and that's all I'm gonna say about that.
This is a new definition of awesome.
[QUOTE=HSF;27200979]I remember reading about a kid in Sweden that was trying to get into the underground in Stockholm... he ended up dead in a 30 meter shaft.. I think the kid was about 13 years old.[/QUOTE]
Funny thing is that when I was about his age, me and some friends "explored" around that same area. Kinda scary when I think about it now.
I wish I could explore places like this, but I know I cant considering all the cops around town.
Awesome.
I was tense as fuck during the whole fucking video. I haven't felt that for a long time.
This was amazing. I'm afraid that if he got a TV show, the uniqueness would lose it's charm because there are no consequences for getting caught. Plus, it would be butchered by censorship and people screaming for more and more exciting places for 'ratings'
[QUOTE=Toshinden;27202315]For those of you who want to get a glimpse of the City Hall station without dieing, you can stay on the 6 Downtown Train. Once you hit the last stop, a conductor is supposed to walk the cars and check if anyone is there. Most don't bother. Just stay on the train and it will have to go past the abandoned station to go the Uptown side. It's a pretty cool station. It looks even better in person.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. So doing this.
Man going up on that bridge on the end. I could never do that. I love climbing, but I hate heights.
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