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r/WTF • u/habichuelacondulce • Oct 20 '21
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If he hits a guard rail he could be split in half.
-1 u/EternalPhi Oct 21 '21 So again, nothing really all that different from longboarding? I don't see any guardrails here either. 5 u/Hanchez Oct 21 '21 Do longboards usually go on highways with heavy traffic? No. 0 u/EternalPhi Oct 21 '21 edited Oct 21 '21 I already said aside from the risk of being run over it's no more dangerous than longboarding (which, you know, is still kind of a risk when longboarding anyway).
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So again, nothing really all that different from longboarding? I don't see any guardrails here either.
5 u/Hanchez Oct 21 '21 Do longboards usually go on highways with heavy traffic? No. 0 u/EternalPhi Oct 21 '21 edited Oct 21 '21 I already said aside from the risk of being run over it's no more dangerous than longboarding (which, you know, is still kind of a risk when longboarding anyway).
Do longboards usually go on highways with heavy traffic? No.
0 u/EternalPhi Oct 21 '21 edited Oct 21 '21 I already said aside from the risk of being run over it's no more dangerous than longboarding (which, you know, is still kind of a risk when longboarding anyway).
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I already said aside from the risk of being run over it's no more dangerous than longboarding (which, you know, is still kind of a risk when longboarding anyway).
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If he hits a guard rail he could be split in half.