A few weeks ago we posted a blog of a human slingshot powered by a 4-wheeler. Here is another amazing example of how to test the durability of your friend’s bones with a quad.
This is not your classic slip and slide from the 80’s. The creators of this video stepped it up a few hundred notches. The distance of the lake is 150 feet. You can see several people being flung 120 feet. Surprisingly, only three people got knocked out on impact from hitting the water.
This looks more fun than any water park I've ever been to. What do you think?
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Looks like fun. I notice everyone was at young age. Their bodies can take that hit on the water.
SIGN ME UP!!!! Just DON'T tell Mrs. Gyrene, or Little Miss Gyrene!!!!
Saw this video the day it came out - I still wish I could do it(and the "world's largest ropeswing" - check it out if havent seen; it is on the same account).
Now that looks like a rush!
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Saw this video the day it came out - I still wish I could do it(and the "world's largest ropeswing" - check it out if havent seen; it is on the same account).
SIGN ME UP!!!! Just DON'T tell Mrs. Gyrene, or Little Miss Gyrene!!!!
Looks like fun. I notice everyone was at young age. Their bodies can take that hit on the water.
Now that looks like a rush!
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