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Old 09-20-2017, 10:47 PM
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That would be a "narrow" escape. That would be a "narrow" escape. That would be a "narrow" escape. That would be a "narrow" escape. That would be a "narrow" escape.  
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If I tried to use this particular emergency exit apparatus, it would look like a garter snake was swallowing a goat. I shall avoid a high rise at every opportunity.
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I closty-would slide down the outside.
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I know how it would turn out for me:

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Old 09-21-2017, 12:10 AM
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You know someone (probably drunk) is going to raise the lid and think it's a toilet. No way I'm going first.
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The principle may be sound. It may work if you are 5'4", weighing 110lbs past that if you are +6' and north of 200lbs seems it would be like over stuffing a sausage casing. hardcase60
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Now I know how that burrito I ate last night feels.


I guess given the choice of burning to death or making my way through a 60 snake, I'd probably take the snake.
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I had a flashback to my birth while watching that video.
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If it is tight enough to slow down the fall no way I'm liking it! Sausage casing comes to mind.
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Things like that may be great, but not for this old fat man. Instead I make every effort never to have a room above the 4th. floor.
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This idea has been around for a few years. The earlier model had to be tied off at an angle from below by someone. What a superb idea. Finally those above 4 floors have a chance of survival. The say even people with a phobia about heights have little fear as all you can see is about 3' below you. If I had a choice of hotels with or without one of these, the decision would be easy.
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Saw the video (animation) on the news yesterday and wondered what if the fire is on the ground below the chute.
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I have become incredibly claustrophobic as I grow older and watching this just freaks me out.
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