Dammit misfortune!!
On the bright part, enjoy the great view Kogasa

The urge to look down always overrides the fear of the view. Ask anyone with a fear of heights. It's embarrassing too to think a persons mind can operate in such a paradox.

And we're back to: Who needs underwear, anyway?

Going to rain, one way or another?

..and hundreds of meters below someone got caught in a sweet golden rain.

Umbrella Sign: "Lightly Falling Large Raindrops"

Poor Kogasauthor, I think having a duffle bag of undies to spare will be the plan from now on.

I tell you, with that distant scenery abruptly spreading out beneath my feet, it was a real cheek-clencher! I really did yell out, "Whooooa!" "Hang in There, Kogasa-san" is fiction based on nonfiction! :-)

(The actual term he uses is "tama-hyun"—roughly, "ball-zing"—the tingling sensation men can experience in their testicles when feeling strong fear. However, according to the Nicopedia article on the term, even female viewers have commented on having the sensation...)

Reader-added tags include, "At it again, eh, Kogasa-san", "The ability to stop en route" and "Soaked in terror".

The survey is in search of relief:

I gotta pee because I...!
• Am on the toilet, as usual
• Am on a jet coaster
• Am looking down from a high place
• Got frightened!
• Am stuck in my car on a congested highway

Poor Kogasa-san; the excitement is just a little too much for her to handle! Hopefully she does have some extra panties on hand, though, I feel sorry for the next person to sit on that seat.

For the poll, my luck is to get stuck in a car on a congested highway. Granted, I've actually only been in that situation once, it happened. Came close on a thrill ride, but nope, just the highway.

Frankly, going over a peak to get a gigantic panorama of the land below is nothing short of breathtaking to me, but then that's probably because I'm a total sucker for parallax.

...Vehicles making unusual noises though, well, I can see where that can trigger some alarm in folks.

Moonspeaker said:
The actual term he uses is "tama-hyun"—roughly, "ball-zing"—the tingling sensation men can experience in their testicles when feeling strong fear.

Japanese never ceases to amaze me, since it has names even for things like that. Now I at least know how I should call it :3