What is the highest floor number...

[Endangered Specie]

you have ever been on?

[alexwcovington]

1. Stuck in the 40s myself.

I would have went to the top of the Sears Tower, but that's $10.50 a pop.

[m-jean03]

2. Hey, what about 0-5?

Surely, there are some height phobic folks here! :D

[Donkeyboy75]

4. We have a friend who won't go up on our

third floor rooftop deck. She's also afraid of birds. She's very easy to torture. :evilgrin:

[m-jean03]

5. Wow. You know what you should do?

Have her watch the movie "Birds", then make her go out on your deck while their are tons of birds out there. :P

[Donkeyboy75]

6. I torture the hell out of the poor woman.

Lots of pigeons and tall buildings in Chicago. It's easy. She was sick when I told her my wife's surprise birthday party was in the Signature Room of the John Hancock building (95th floor, windows all around).

[m-jean03]

9. OMG that sounds beautiful

Like something out of a dream. In fact I think I saw a picture of that room in a National Geo on skyscrapers one of my very favorite issues!

[m-jean03]

3. I love love love love love high places

I love em.

[Donkeyboy75]

7. So, do you like high places, or what?

[m-jean03]

8. I totally like em!

I want to fly a plane or a helicopter someday. I also want to go to the very, very highest buildings' top floors. And the tallest mountaintops. I love the rush, the beauty, the heavenly feeling. . . :loveya:

[Donkeyboy75]

10. One of the best experiences of my life was

flying in a clear-bottomed helicopter (at least the passenger seat was clear-bottomed) in Kauai. Gorgeous!!!!!

I'm with you about the heavenly feeling.

[m-jean03]

11. Sounds wonderful. . .*sigh.*

Was your pilot a big, black guy named TC by any chance? Did you flee gunmen? :P

[Donkeyboy75]

12. No, he works Maui.

I had some ex-Navy copter pilot who wore too much cologne.

Beats my dad's copter experiences, which involved flying around in them in Vietnam :scared:

[m-jean03]

13. nt