Next time you think about going rock climbing without telling anyone:

[coastdawg228]

think about what Aron Ralstson did. With the movie "127 Hours" coming out on Friday to tell his story, I think of this video, where he describes <span style="font-weight: bold;">cutting off his own arm.

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[cowbellslanger]

nm

 

[o_GuitarDawg]

nm

 

[uptowndawg]

A book written by Aaron about the experience. One of the few books I have read cover to cover and the only one that has ever left me wanting more. Should be a great film.<div>
</div><div>I hate reading.</div>

 

[jamdawg96]

I had the opportunity to see it at the New Orleans Film Festival. James Franco is awesome. He'll be nominated for Best Actor.<div>
</div><div>Let me just say this... the climax is NOT easy to watch. There were cases of audience members getting dizzy/sick at other festivals that screened it. I must say, I got a little lightheaded myself. Just an intense scene. But it's a great movie.</div>

 

[coastdawg228]

I had the opportunity to see it at the New Orleans Film Festival. James Franco is awesome. He'll be nominated for Best Actor.<div>
</div><div>Let me just say this... the climax is NOT easy to watch. There were cases of audience members getting dizzy/sick at other festivals that screened it. I must say, I got a little lightheaded myself. Just an intense scene. But it's a great movie.</div>

from seeing it. That's intense, and makes me want to see it any more. cutting a spaghetting-like strand of nerve , however, might be a little too much. Either way, I'm pumped.

 

[bulliegolfer]

99% of us would have died right there.