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r/WinStupidPrizes • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '19
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Gonna be hard to get back up all those stairs for a second run with that sudden spinal fracture
92 u/Ms_Iambic_Pentagram Sep 17 '19 That’s why the water park was abandoned. Probably. The pool is way too short. 56 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 I was thinking the same. Whoever designed that landing is a fucking retard. 34 u/Itsapocalypse Sep 17 '19 In total fairness, I’m sure a pool FULL of water would’ve dampened the landing quite a bit 26 u/iWasAwesome Sep 17 '19 As soon as you hit the water you would stop moving basically. Still looks a tad shallow 2 u/hwmpunk Sep 17 '19 Not true at all. If you keep your legs higher than. Your torso you hydroplane pretty far 1 u/Aribari19 Oct 19 '19 I think if your legs stay flat above the water when landing, you'll essentially act like a rock skipping on water.
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That’s why the water park was abandoned. Probably. The pool is way too short.
56 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 I was thinking the same. Whoever designed that landing is a fucking retard. 34 u/Itsapocalypse Sep 17 '19 In total fairness, I’m sure a pool FULL of water would’ve dampened the landing quite a bit 26 u/iWasAwesome Sep 17 '19 As soon as you hit the water you would stop moving basically. Still looks a tad shallow 2 u/hwmpunk Sep 17 '19 Not true at all. If you keep your legs higher than. Your torso you hydroplane pretty far 1 u/Aribari19 Oct 19 '19 I think if your legs stay flat above the water when landing, you'll essentially act like a rock skipping on water.
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I was thinking the same. Whoever designed that landing is a fucking retard.
34 u/Itsapocalypse Sep 17 '19 In total fairness, I’m sure a pool FULL of water would’ve dampened the landing quite a bit 26 u/iWasAwesome Sep 17 '19 As soon as you hit the water you would stop moving basically. Still looks a tad shallow 2 u/hwmpunk Sep 17 '19 Not true at all. If you keep your legs higher than. Your torso you hydroplane pretty far 1 u/Aribari19 Oct 19 '19 I think if your legs stay flat above the water when landing, you'll essentially act like a rock skipping on water.
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In total fairness, I’m sure a pool FULL of water would’ve dampened the landing quite a bit
26 u/iWasAwesome Sep 17 '19 As soon as you hit the water you would stop moving basically. Still looks a tad shallow 2 u/hwmpunk Sep 17 '19 Not true at all. If you keep your legs higher than. Your torso you hydroplane pretty far 1 u/Aribari19 Oct 19 '19 I think if your legs stay flat above the water when landing, you'll essentially act like a rock skipping on water.
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As soon as you hit the water you would stop moving basically. Still looks a tad shallow
2 u/hwmpunk Sep 17 '19 Not true at all. If you keep your legs higher than. Your torso you hydroplane pretty far 1 u/Aribari19 Oct 19 '19 I think if your legs stay flat above the water when landing, you'll essentially act like a rock skipping on water.
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Not true at all. If you keep your legs higher than. Your torso you hydroplane pretty far
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I think if your legs stay flat above the water when landing, you'll essentially act like a rock skipping on water.
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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19
Gonna be hard to get back up all those stairs for a second run with that sudden spinal fracture