Escalladder

A ladder that you don't have to climb to get to the top. (Read the full article)

"give me what i want
The organism speaks! - Chief Technovelgist"
( 1/10/2005 9:02:07 AM )
"They've been around since at least the '60s. In a warehouse my dad ran I used to ride them all the time. They were grips that attached to a continuous belt that ran up through four floors of the warehouse. You used one side to go up and the other to go down."
(Robert 11/18/2005 1:27:48 PM )

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