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Somebody gonna snap their neck!!!!!!
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You're kidding. This is so retro. Bugs Bunny did it first.
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Some of those were pretty funny, and then some were just people trying to show off nice bodies. They soooo didn't get the point of the exercise. But who didn't do this as kids? Anyone with a pool, a diving board and time on their hands did goofy dives. We just didn't have high speed digital cameras to catch the fun. My brother and I would have been doing this for hours if we weren't kids before the digital age.
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My siblings and I didn't do that as kids. I always hated diving boards and the idea of jumping in pools. Doing stunts like that (i.e. doing a side pose while reading a newspaper) is a recipe for disaster. Eventually.
When we were little, we used to drink gallons of water or koolaid at one time to see who could drink the most the fastest. Years later, I learned it is called "drowning" and people have been seriously injured and died from that. It has happened with water drinking contests and has been used in hazing practices. Does that mean that it wasn't dangerous when we used to do it? No, it means that the people years ago who were seriously injured and/or died weren't publicized. |
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Exaggerated analogy: Someone will get in a car accident regardless so why not drive while texting and even taking a shot of Cuervo? Life is unpredictable but we increase the odds and make disaster more predictable when we do dumb stuff. Quote:
I'm just adding to the point that I hope DubaiSis was making which is the risk of these things wasn't invented with technology and the Internet. It was documented and publicized with technology and the Internet. This stuff was always potentially dangerous. /this isn't a disagreement |
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I'm generally pro-information. I will sign up to have data streamed to my brain in a reasonably safe manner and have it projected onto a contact lens. Put my name on the waiting list. But the sort of freakout that comes from publicizing the 'stupid stuff that kids do' as 'THE NEWEST FAD THAT WILL KILL YOUR CHILDREN/after this message from our sponsor' is one of the downsides of information accessibility. |
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Ick... Planking. My Facebook feed is full of my friends posting entire albums of planking pictures in uber exciting locations such as beds, carpets, and chairs.
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is leisure diving going to be the next? some people already do this anyways.
http://www.leisuredive.com/ |
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