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offline Junktion from Northern Jutland (Denmark) on 2002-11-05 07:47 [#00428797]
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http://www.worstcasescenarios.com/


 

offline Bremzen from utrecht (Netherlands, The) on 2002-11-05 08:13 [#00428815]
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hm, some pretty intense stuff in there...


 

offline Bremzen from utrecht (Netherlands, The) on 2002-11-05 08:15 [#00428816]
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"How to Jump from a Building into a Dumpster"
i have to try that out...:)


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-05 08:31 [#00428829]
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My friend had a book of stuf flike that. Really good. Still,
they never seem to cover how to kill dogs efficiently. It's
a useful skill to have as any postman will tell you :P


 

offline qrter from the future, and it works (Netherlands, The) on 2002-11-05 10:54 [#00428952]
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wow this is intense..

How to Survive If Your Parachute Fails to Open

1. As soon as you realize that your chute is bad, signal to
a jumping companion whose chute has not yet opened that you
are having a malfunction. Wave your arms and point to your
chute.

2. When your companion (and new best friend) gets to you,
hook arms.

3. Once you are hooked together, the two of you will be
falling at terminal velocity, or about 130 miles per hour.
When your friend opens his chute, there will be no way
either of you will be able hold on to one another, because
the G-forces will triple or quadruple your body weight. To
prepare for this problem, hook your arms into his chest
strap, or through the two sides of the front of his harness,
all the way up to your elbows, and grab hold of your own
strap.

4. Open the chute. The chute opening shock will be severe,
probably enough to dislocate or break your arms.

5. Steer the canopy. Your friend must now hold on to you
with one arm while steering his canopy (the part of the
chute that controls direction and speed). If your friend’s
canopy is slow and big, you may hit the grass or dirt
slowly enough to break only a leg, and your chances
of survival are high. If his canopy is a fast one, however,
your friend will have to steer to avoid hitting the ground
too fast. You must also avoid power lines and other
obstructions at all costs.

6. If there is a body of water nearby, head for that. Of
course, once you hit the water, you will have to tread with
just your legs and hope that your partner is able to pull
you out before your chute takes in water.


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2002-11-05 11:00 [#00428955]
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lol yeah therre arre a few worrst case scenarrio books to
buy, i was tempted but kept my money in my wallet because
nothing interresting everr happens to me.


 

offline KEYFUMBLER from DUBLIN (Ireland) on 2002-11-05 11:04 [#00428957]
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they should have a "how to enjoy Squarepushers Alive in
Japan"

1. Ensure that you have a set of high qulaity headphones
with your high quality stereo

2. Roll a rather large spliff from grass of reasonably high
quality

3. Warn freinds and family not to interupt you

4. Have BoC ready and make sure the sun doesn´t go down for
at least 2 hours and that you have access to a natural
environment like a meadow or a park will do

4. Play the cd at a near-threshold volume

5. Mentally place yourself in Japan with in front of Tom
Jenkinson and hold on to yopur fucking seat

6. Smoke spliff, listen to BoC, go for a walk in that nice
place and dwell on his genious

(´fumbler.... you are special)



 

offline neetta from Finland on 2002-11-05 12:42 [#00429068]
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flash :( i'm dissapointed.


 


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