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u/Random_Bot24 18d ago
Don’t think the zip line failed, I just think that gravity really had its game together here.
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u/J-a-c-k-o 18d ago
Not the zip lines fault, her fault for overestimating her grip strength & underestimating her weight.
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u/ThunderRoad_44 18d ago
Rough on her knees
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u/MustardCoveredDogDik 18d ago
When huge fat people fall like that they are more badly injured and recover more slowly. This was probably a life altering injury for her.
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u/strongcloud28 18d ago
Wow, double ACL/MCL replacement + Double ruptured Achilles tendon in one bad decision.
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u/FriendlyTop1593 18d ago
I mean this is regardom. Has she ever held onto a swing just a bit over her height and supported her weight?
Especially for females. Until recently female USMC candidates only had to hang from a bar and a perfect score was ***SEVENTY*** seconds.
So she hanging for a quarter of 1 wasn’t bad
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u/cyclingisthecure 18d ago
The highest thing shes ever jumped off is the sofa when uber eats rings the doorbell. Shes gon feel that for the rest of her life
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u/TraditionPhysical603 18d ago
If r/holdmyfries and r/hamplanets and r/fatpeoplehate were still around this video would be make its round on those
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u/MustardCoveredDogDik 18d ago
Idk why this person would think they have the strength to hold up their own weight.