Post: What would you do in this situation?
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05-13-2011, 02:47 AM
#1
MrJC
League Champion
You're skiing with a friend and his girlfriend, his girlfriend is a n00b at skiing so you guys have to go slow. The park is about to close but you guys want to go down the hill one more time so you ask the guy that's in charge of the chairlifts if you can go on them one more time before they close, and he says yes. He has to go so he leaves someone else in charge and they don't know you're up there so they close everything and shut everything off.
Now you're stuck on a chairlift 40 feet above the ground, a storm is coming and the mountain won't open again until the next weekend. There are wolves around waiting for you to jump. You don't have a phone so calling 911 is not an option.
What would you do?
05-13-2011, 05:54 AM
#21
RAGEVSFURY
Gym leader
Stuck in a chair lift,40feet above ground with hungry wolves below....interesting..
Jumping off the chair probably won't kill you as the snow should break your fall/impact,but the wolves on the other hand,are hungry,so go figure.
Now,you did not mention how far the chair lift has moved from the station/pick-up point...
Me,being the odd man out should go for help as your mate and his g/friend can wait in the chair and freeze their arses off,or they can tag along.
I'd probably have a better chance of surviving by choosing to go for help anyways.
If the chair is close to the station/pick-up point, of course i'd get on the wire and climb back to it,regardless of how far the chair has moved because it's much easier to shimmy down than up.
Jumping off the chair probably won't kill you as the snow should break your fall/impact,but the wolves on the other hand,are hungry,so go figure.
Now,you did not mention how far the chair lift has moved from the station/pick-up point...
Me,being the odd man out should go for help as your mate and his g/friend can wait in the chair and freeze their arses off,or they can tag along.
I'd probably have a better chance of surviving by choosing to go for help anyways.
If the chair is close to the station/pick-up point, of course i'd get on the wire and climb back to it,regardless of how far the chair has moved because it's much easier to shimmy down than up.
05-16-2011, 02:07 AM
#22
SweatyMidgets
Swagger Swagger
Originally posted by MrJC
Setting:
You're skiing with a friend and his girlfriend, his girlfriend is a n00b at skiing so you guys have to go slow. The park is about to close but you guys want to go down the hill one more time so you ask the guy that's in charge of the chairlifts if you can go on them one more time before they close, and he says yes. He has to go so he leaves someone else in charge and they don't know you're up there so they close everything and shut everything off.
Now you're stuck on a chairlift 40 feet above the ground, a storm is coming and the mountain won't open again until the next weekend. There are wolves around waiting for you to jump. You don't have a phone so calling 911 is not an option.
What would you do?
You're skiing with a friend and his girlfriend, his girlfriend is a n00b at skiing so you guys have to go slow. The park is about to close but you guys want to go down the hill one more time so you ask the guy that's in charge of the chairlifts if you can go on them one more time before they close, and he says yes. He has to go so he leaves someone else in charge and they don't know you're up there so they close everything and shut everything off.
Now you're stuck on a chairlift 40 feet above the ground, a storm is coming and the mountain won't open again until the next weekend. There are wolves around waiting for you to jump. You don't have a phone so calling 911 is not an option.
What would you do?
I saw that movie [frozen] thats some freaky shit when he pulls his hand off the lift and his skin pulls off...
05-16-2011, 03:44 AM
#23
Tip Le Hat
Keeper
05-16-2011, 09:42 PM
#24
NorskTnaka
At least I can fight
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