sons who cares about this Will Wallenda dude walking across a wire with a harness

[BRHornet45]

sons ABC is making him wear a safety harness in case he falls! I don't ever remember seeing Evil Knievel or other old school white boys take a route like ABC is apparently "making him do". take the harness off at the last minute son!!!!




Will Wallenda ditch his harness on Niagara Falls crossing?


Tonight Nik Wallenda tries to become the first person ever to tightrope walk directly over Niagara Falls, braving mists, winds and maybe peregrine falcons on an 1,800-foot crossing 200 feet above the roiling water between the U.S. and Canada.

There are two big questions: whether he'll make it, and whether he'll take off his safety harness en route across Horseshoe Falls.

ABC, which is televising the walk live, has insisted that Wallenda be tethered to the wire, to spare its viewers the sight of someone falling to his death on live TV.

But Wallenda's family — the Flying Wallendas acrobatic troupe — is famous for working without a net or its equivalent. Wallenda says he's only wearing the harness because he needs ABC's financial support for his million-dollar project.

"It feels like I'm cheating," he told USA TODAY.

[NRHector]

sons ABC is making him wear a safety harness in case he falls! I don't ever remember seeing Evil Knievel or other old school white boys take a route like ABC is apparently "making him do". take the harness off at the last minute son!!!!




Will Wallenda ditch his harness on Niagara Falls crossing?


Tonight Nik Wallenda tries to become the first person ever to tightrope walk directly over Niagara Falls, braving mists, winds and maybe peregrine falcons on an 1,800-foot crossing 200 feet above the roiling water between the U.S. and Canada.

There are two big questions: whether he'll make it, and whether he'll take off his safety harness en route across Horseshoe Falls.

ABC, which is televising the walk live, has insisted that Wallenda be tethered to the wire, to spare its viewers the sight of someone falling to his death on live TV.

But Wallenda's family — the Flying Wallendas acrobatic troupe — is famous for working without a net or its equivalent. Wallenda says he's only wearing the harness because he needs ABC's financial support for his million-dollar project.

"It feels like I'm cheating," he told USA TODAY.

is just business that's all, everybody is cheating now days

[BRHornet45]

is just business that's all, everybody is cheating now days

true

rigged rap game
rigged NBA game
rigged boxing game
now rigged tight rope walking game

[NRHector]

true

rigged rap game
rigged NBA game
rigged boxing game
now rigged tight rope walking game

and NFL

[NRHector]

he just said that he feels like a jackass wearing it

[BRHornet45]

he just said that he feels like a jackass wearing it

props to him for that

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

If he's wearing a harness I'm not sure what the big deal is. It's something anybody could do knowing that you can't fall.

These top 20 stunts are pretty cool though.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

Holy the wing suit thing looks crazy.

[DMC]

That last name has a history on trapeze, or I should say off of it.

[lefty]

Yeah i saw that an loled at the safety harness

[gaKNOW!blee]

Lol thinking his name is will.

[FkLA]

Why the does it cost one million dollars to finance a guy walking on a rope ?

[fevertrees]

this doesn't have on Philipe Pe stuntin across the WTC towers

[shyne]

The dude with the flying bat suit was crazy! Can't believe he hit those rocks going that fast and lived.

[leemajors]

That last name has a history on trapeze, or I should say off of it.

yeah they are pretty much a family of badasses going back almost a century

[Spurs9]

Why the does it cost one million dollars to finance a guy walking on a rope ?

Did you even see the amount of work it took to set that up across NIAGRA FALLS?

Safety harness or not, that was the first time he ever used one and he didn't need it at all. He had never gone thru anything like that before, with all of the water on the rope and the crazy winds. I watched it and it was amazing as .

[fevertrees]

Did you even see the amount of work it took to set that up across NIAGRA FALLS?

Safety harness or not, that was the first time he ever used one and he didn't need it at all. He had never gone thru anything like that before, with all of the water on the rope and the crazy winds. I watched it and it was amazing as .

That million dollars could have been used to feed thousands of children or cure diseases in Africa. Instead some dumbass wanted to use it to walk across a tightrope.

[Twisted_Dawg]

ABC probably insisting on the harness to keep some slimy attorneys for suing them on the behalf of a host of broke people ranging from his family members, to spectators to some peeps watching on TV all claiming they are traumatized and permanently ed up by the sight of Wallenda drowning.

And sons, why the is this in the NBA forum anyway?

[fevertrees]

If he was a true stomp down he would've told ABC to themselves and not allow them to air the stunt. Obviously he is just an attention and bowed down to the almighty black like every cuckold does.

[TampaDude]

It was still pretty cool, but it took away a lot if the tension knowing that he couldn't die.

Legit crossing, though...he didn't slip once.

[TampaDude]

If he was a true stomp down he would've told ABC to themselves and not allow them to air the stunt. Obviously he is just an attention and bowed down to the almighty black like every cuckold does.

Too bad you're a 14-year-old pimple faced dork with no penis who has no clue about life.

[fevertrees]

Why does my man moan louder than you ever have in your life since "I don't have a penis" and am "clueless about life?" You probably are a little who used to hide in the closet and spy on his sister getting undressed.