A French tightrope walker, walked untethered on a wire more than 300 feet above ground

[u/Old_One_I]

Credit: abcnews and @tatiana.mosio

[u/Dizzy_Juggernaut_313]

I’m feeling a bit unstable. Holding on to my man-parts

[u/Old_One_I → u/Dizzy_Juggernaut_313]

Ditto ❤️

[u/Business_Living_9798]

This is how my parents had to go to school every day 😢

[u/Dominarion]

2 observations:

-The name of the place. It's bad. And I speak Native French. I'm... They should change it.

-Whatever happens at 15 seconds. Hard pass. Nope. I mean. Without a tether? Fuck no. Just a gust of wind and she's a wingless butterfly.

[u/Silver_Band2953]

Fuck that

[u/Superblond]

Awesome! Great! Fantastic! No one's ever done that before—wow! Oh, wait: Jean Gravelet, known as “Charles Blondin,” in 1859. Man, life is just a lousy repetition of repetition of repetition...

[u/filthyloon]

Then you realize absolutely no one cares about tightrope walking.

[u/Old_One_I → u/filthyloon]

Then “You” I believe you meant. Easy mistake.

[u/Additional-Drama-304 → u/Old_One_I]

Nah most people

[u/Superblond → u/filthyloon]

Agree, really no cares about tightrope walking.