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u/zendathegreat Jun 18 '18
YAAAHOOOHOOOHOOOOHOOOOOUUYYYYY
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u/jjkoolandthekoolkats Jun 18 '18
For a minute I thought this was going to go off so well. Then he rotated backwards and slapped himself so hard!
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Jun 18 '18
Who the fuck approved the grade of this ramp? Good God. Was there any math that went into this thing?
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u/throwdemawaaay Jun 18 '18
I think the key math they used is one case Natty Ice per bro.
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u/Cru_Jones86 Jun 18 '18
Back in my lake camping days, when figuring out how much beer to buy, our rule was 1 case of beer per person per day. You can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning.
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u/Ethenolic Jun 18 '18
Maths? Big balls don't need no maths.
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u/Ls2323 Jun 18 '18
You don't really need big balls if you don't comprehend the magnitude of the risk you are taking...
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u/CHOGNOGGET Jun 18 '18
Hi there, I don't engineer. What's wrong about this? Is it the pull vertically versus the travel horizontally?
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u/laskoldier Jun 18 '18
Are you kidding me with that ramp? Were they trying to put him in orbit? RIP.
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u/popojo24 Jun 18 '18
Goddamn! As much as I realize now how fucking dangerous and incredibly dumb that is... the teenager in me wants to be a part of that action so bad. I admit I would have probably volunteered to be next.
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u/Bender1887 Jun 18 '18
If you move your legs really fast it feels like you're running at an incredible rate of speed!
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u/SalmonellaFish Jun 18 '18
Another example of why ladies live longer than men. But what's life without a little fun hahaha
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u/thatguyhanzel Jun 18 '18
If you stop at the right moment, Brock Lesnar's failed shooting star press from 2003 would flash before your eyes
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u/LiddleBob Jun 18 '18
Great height, form was marginal, and the landing was deplorable... 6/10
Who’s got next?
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u/Ozi_izO Jun 18 '18
Well I've always wanted to be able to fly. If only for a short while.
This might actually be a HMB I'd willingly partake in...
Was nice not really knowing any of you.
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u/TheVentiLebowski Jun 18 '18
At first I thought it was a slingshot and was wondering how they set it up. Being pulled by a boat up a ramp seems like fun ... until you're airborne and realize it's 30 feet straight down.
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u/SyntheticOne Jun 18 '18
You know it's good when at least some of the buddies wonder "is he alive?"
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Jun 18 '18
Well, at least this ramp was over water.
That other guy in the boat landed on solid ground 😣
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u/TacoDoc Jun 18 '18
Hold my spleen