The discussion revolves around participants sharing their favorite thrill-seeking activities and rides, including personal experiences with various forms of high-speed excitement such as motorcycling, skiing, white-water kayaking, and amusement park rides. The scope includes personal anecdotes and reflections on the nature of thrill-seeking across different activities.
Participants generally share a common interest in thrill-seeking activities, but there are multiple competing views on what constitutes the most thrilling experience. The discussion remains unresolved regarding which activities are deemed the most exciting or dangerous.
Some participants express limitations due to age or physical condition, affecting their ability to engage in certain thrill-seeking activities. There are also references to personal safety and the need for calculated risks in high-speed environments.
Readers interested in thrill-seeking activities, extreme sports, and personal anecdotes related to speed and excitement may find this discussion engaging.
cronxeh said:
I don't mind the class, just, is it included in the price? I'll talk with my mate about it.Ivan Seeking said:
airborne18 said:
F4 pilot I worked for told me he was doing similar once upon a time (~100 ft) in formation out over the Gulf of Mexico. He was trying to show off a bit to his CO/wingman at the time and was consequently totally focused on closing up the formation to inches, ignoring all else but that gap, and caught a momentary flash in his peripheral vision immediately off the opposite wing. To a "what was that" query, his CO replied, "sailboat, 'bout a 100 ft mast". That went into his 'thrilling' basket.Andre said:
