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Where's the helmet... could have been killed.

Dave

"russ" <russcrosbie2002(no-spam)@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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OUCH!!!

 

> Where's the helmet... could have been killed.

Yeah, a half inch of polystyrene covered in plastic could really have done a lot to prevent death.
Riigghhhtt.

Small Black Dog

 

On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 10:17:08 +0000 (UTC), "Small Black Dog" <[email protected]> scribbled:

>> Where's the helmet... could have been killed.
>
>Yeah, a half inch of polystyrene covered in plastic could really have done a lot to prevent death.
>Riigghhhtt.
>
>Small Black Dog

Er, yes. That's the whole idea.

-Slash
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- The Onion

 

> Er, yes. That's the whole idea.

Do you want to test it? I bet that if he was going to die falling off that pier then no helmet is
going to save his skull. what was it, 19feet? You

Small Black Dog

 

On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 13:08:43 +0000 (UTC), "Small Black Dog" <[email protected]> scribbled:

>Do you want to test it? I bet that if he was going to die falling off that pier then no helmet is
>going to save his skull. what was it, 19feet? You

>
>Small Black Dog

15 feet to sand is what the page mentioned. I'd be inclined to agree if it were pavement, but
there's still always a chance that the half inch piece of styrofoam wrapped around your noggin just
might indeed save it from becoming several noggins.

-Slash
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- The Onion

 

> 15 feet to sand is what the page mentioned. I'd be inclined to agree if it were pavement, but
> there's still always a chance that the half inch piece of styrofoam wrapped around your noggin
> just might indeed save it from becoming several noggins.

Yeah fair enough, onto sand I guess a helmet would help. I thought he was jumping onto concrete. I
would be more interested in spinal support - some kind of body armour.

Small Black Dog

 

Small Black Dog <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> > 15 feet to sand is what the page mentioned. I'd be inclined to agree if it were pavement, but
> > there's still always a chance that the half inch piece of styrofoam wrapped around your noggin
> > just might indeed save it from becoming several noggins.
>
> Yeah fair enough, onto sand I guess a helmet would help. I thought he was jumping onto concrete. I
> would be more interested in spinal support - some kind of body armour.
>
> Small Black Dog

Me, I'd be more interested in not doing those 'moves'.......

Shaun aRe