this building confuses me. couldnt someone easily fall off

Yes, it happens all the time. It's called a suicide pool.

>>34094123
Isn't there another pool below?

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>>34094173
I have a major fear of heights too.
this shit would freak me out bad

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>>34094211
No, there's just a wall slightly below it.

it LOOKS like someone could easily get pushed over that edge.

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Careful there, anon. You might fall

>>34094260

of course there's a wall. do you think people would walk at the building's foot and risk getting splashed by water falling from 100 meters down on them?

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>>34094260
True, but it's not that bad.

>>34094455
It'd be no worse than being outside during a storm. It's not like it'd be one giant sheet of water.

>>34094491

No, it would be way worse. Picture 10 buckets of water hitting your head. Because that's how much spills over.

>>34094547
it's gonna break up quite a bit after falling 300 feet.

and it's just mist when it falls far enough (Angel Falls)

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>>34094477
I don't know I just find it weird that someone can technically pick a small child up and literally toss them off the building.

Or if you were on a diving board you could probably slide right off since the guard rail is a few feet below the pool's edge

>>34094123
Slants have no sense of safety.

>>34094732
That's kind of true of any building though.