The ride lasts only four or five seconds, but you'll never forget it. The Insano at Beach Park in Porto das Dunas, Brazil has a 134 foot drop. It holds the Guinness World Record for the tallest waterslide in the world.
Pro tip: make sure that your swimming suit is firmly secured to your body before taking the plunge.
Link -via American Digest | Photo: Entertainment Designer
And you still have to climb stairs to get to the top of this tallest ride..
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WTH? No. Just no.
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this one looks scary!
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People fall way further than 134 feet in freefall when skydiving; air is significantly less dense than water, thousands of feet change in seconds is no big deal when done in the atmosphere. Tens of thousands and then you've got problems, most specifically insufficient oxygen with near-zero air pressure and frostbite from cold.
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It seems to me that if your foot caught on the surface, that you would be pitched forward - no??
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This wouldn't damage your ears/lungs/etc with pressure issues? I just remember scooba training...
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super atomic wedgie machine
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The world's most powerful enema. Boo-yah!
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Saw it in the book "Fun with Sandpaper"
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