Vertigo
About Vertigo
Vertigo is a condition in which a person has the sensation that they are moving, or that objects around them are moving, when that is not the case. Often it feels like a spinning or swaying movement. It may be associated with nausea, vomiting, perspiration, or difficulties walking. It is typically worse when the head is moved. Vertigo is the most common type of dizziness.
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Looks like the old woman climbed the south face of the building I know what he actually does carry with him is his passport and his lawyer's number And he just hands that to the police as soon as he gets there But it's quite a common thing like urban climbing It's something that there are quite a few heroes of urban climbing in 2016 There was a guy who got in trouble because he tried to scale Trump Tower and he spent three hours doing it He was using suction cups on his hands like handling his hands and feet in fact So it was a massive suction cups and he reached the 21st floor But NYPD were desperately trying to catch him It was bizarre to watch so they kept on sort of smashing windows up the building to try and reach out to grab him and they couldn't get him They kept trying to impede his progress by climbing through air vents and stuff I think and they just couldn't do it and eventually they set up two massive airbags like mattresses in case he fell down Just below him and on the pavement and he was asked afterwards why he'd done it So there was this huge rigmarole took three hours reached the 21st floor and then the police sort of Sprung out of a window grabbed him and pulled him in said why not have you done that and he said look I'm just a political researcher, and I really wanted to meet Donald Trump You know just we were talking about Alan Robert. He has vertigo Really? He suffers from vertigo Vertigo is sort of feeling the urge to free yourself off a great height, isn't it? It's not fear of height No, this is a inner ear problem, which makes you dizzy and stuff.
from 276: No Such Thing As A Ninja With A Cat, 2019-07-05 at 00:24:59 · read transcript
Other times Vertigo came up
The first CGI in movies was in Vertigo 1958.
No Such Thing As An Emotional Support Wig, 2026-08-27 · listen
He records the details of every film that he sees. He has done since he was 13 years old, Cole Nebemann. He has seen, this was 18 months ago, so he's seen more since then. At that count, it was 8,505. That's one film for every 48 hours since he was born. Wow. His favourite film is Vertigo. Really? That's why it always tops the charts. Yes. Because he's rigging it, isn't he? Yeah.
78: No Such Thing As An Ugly Pair Of Eyes, 2015-09-11 · listen
More places from this episode
276: No Such Thing As A Ninja With A Cat put 3 places on the map.
- Heron Tower · United Kingdom
- Canada Square · United Kingdom
Coordinates: 37.3971, -121.9734