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#146006 - 08/26/08 03:21 PM Re: how to safely jump into the water from high up? [Re: Am_Fear_Liath_Mor]
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Forget the kids from Arbroath... check this guy out. Do you think he clenched...?

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#146126 - 08/27/08 01:10 PM Re: how to safely jump into the water from high up [Re: OldBaldGuy]
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Somewhere I've read that it is normally only possible to survive a jump of about 130 feet into water. Sorry I cannot come up with the source, but it would probably be in the ballpark.

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