Usually by now, a bunch of members would have already checked and reported on her Facebook and Twitter accounts.
Stranded Woman Rescued From Crane Downtown
- Thread starter Kilgore Trout
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One of her friends was interviewed and she said that she likes to climb. To each her own. Some people also like bungee jumping. In fact, some people in B.C bungee jump in the nude.
P.S. There are pics of her on Instagram. No, no nudes.
I think the part you're missing is she climbed to the top of the crane but didn't intend on sliding down the cable.
I will pay to watch.
That's the part that doesn't make sense. If she slid down that cable, she'd have to wrap her hands and legs around it. If it really was covered in grease, it would be all over her. Same with any dirt and dust.
I wonder if an accomplice managed to get a rope looped up there somehow, then pulled her up or lowered her from the crane. They could then pull away the rope and leave her there smiling in mystery.
Born natural "adventure-seeking" hottie. I can think of many other things she can get her kicks on...she be a 'thrilla on my pilla'.
http://www.torontosun.com/2017/04/27/woman-on-crane-adventure-seeker-pal
The part that doesn't make sense, is why you think she wasn't covered in grease!
As I suspected!
Unless there were material costs re equipment used to rescue her, I can't see how it would cost $. It's not like they used a copter and had to gas it up and pay the ground crew and pilots.
She's young and a goof ball; but at the end of the day, there was no harm done and the entire city got entertained. I'm the judge, I give her a good talking to and tell her never to do it again, or she'll be in "real trouble for sure!"
Peace bond with a condition against trespassing. And she gives $1,000 to the fireman's charity of choice.
Of course it didnt cost $100,000 to rescue her. Anyone with half a brain can see that
She should be forced to reimburse the construction company for their time lost.
There are very real costs associated with that.
At the very least, the cost of the men who have to be paid for standing around doing nothing. Odds are very good that that site was shut down for the entire day for the investigation. Figure $100.00 per hour easy per man. Then add in all the construction equipment sitting there doing nothing, overhead, etc. Time is money and it's very real.
Never mind delay costs associated with falling behind schedule. There can be a huge cascading effect resulting from something like losing 1 day.
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