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OUch i love this kind of ride tho
OUch i love this kind of ride tho
Ooh. I hate those things. I can handle loop the loops, all kinds of insane rides, but those things make me sick just watching them...virividox said:http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/st...ff/story/0001/20040314/2259565742.htm&sc=1110
OUch i love this kind of ride tho
SilentPanda said:I hate those big swinging boat rides. When I was on one in NC/SC (amusement park name escapes me but it was on the border and in both states if I remember correctly)![]()
alset said:I don't mind roller coasters, but these sort of rides scare the hell out of me. Terrible that someone died from it, but not terribly surprising. She fell 60 ft... I would have expected that she could survive a drop from that height. Perhaps I have a distorted concept of distance vs vulnerability of the human body. Does anyone know about what height generally causes death on impact when hitting concrete/asphalt?
Dan
Generaly, more than 3-4 floors = death or vegetable for the rest of your life. So thats about 25 feet... But even a fall of 15 feet can be fatal if you fall on your head!alset said:Does anyone know about what height generally causes death on impact when hitting concrete/asphalt?
Mantat said:I personaly did a 20'' drop while rock climbing and it was no fun.
bousozoku said:I'm surprised that it could happen at all.
I've been on the original kind that only went so far back and forth. Then, I remember a second kind with a cage and it went all the way up and over. There was certainly no way to fall out of it. Apparently, there is a third kind.
Maybe if you live where no one is over 5 feet tall...Mantat said:Generaly, more than 3-4 floors = death or vegetable for the rest of your life. So thats about 25 feet