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Originally Posted by exlurker
Crashing (please pardon) to share this bit of fun:
A polar plunge event included some Radford students, including a Sigma Kappa member who said,
“The hardest part was getting out,” Hartman said. “It felt like my legs were paralyzed, and my tutu was dragging me down.”
http://www.roanoke.com/news/local/ra...c01eb1e04.html
Yes, there are plenty of pictures in a photo gallery. Yes, one of them shows the tutu-clad Sigma Kappa. Others show community members, guys from at least three different fraternities, and a lil' wet kid who was costumed as a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. |
I did one of these when I was in college (jumped into Lake Erie in early March to raise money and awareness for Alzheimer's) and what Hartman says is true - the hardest part is getting out. You Just run, jump in, and don't think about it. But when I got out, I only took a few steps from the edge of the water before I collapsed on the sand. My legs felt so heavy and useless and basically just stopped working.
It was awesome!
