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A Slackliner's Mind on Film	8-Apr-2013 At 11:47:04 PM	rightarmbad
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I agree with you Olbert, but it is public perception that I am concerned with, not reality. To Joe public, bungy jumping is extreme, rope swings look to them to be far out there. Let the activity soak it's way into culture a bit more before pasting it all over the web if it is going to be portrayed as part of climbing or slacklining. If you want to post up a rope swing, go for it. I just think that there should be a token effort to keep the disciplines separate in the public domain.

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