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Topic	Date	User
My ground fall in the Gramps	25-Jul-2003 At 8:11:57 PM	fruityarse
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wow, it has had lots of views! is fascinating stuff though... Back to blond gecko's point - that as (best Mike Myers accent here) a Fat Bastard - I will fall longer as opposed to harder - surely then that means that the pro will be under more stress (time scale) than a lighter climber whose fall is shorter - and thus more likely to pop - UNLESS of course it is a bomber placement which we all agree will hold any climber irrespective of bodyweight. Also agree with Mikl re fear. Have been parachuting with guys sh...cared of heights who have had to overcome this fear and jump. Fear keeps you alive!!! Although one could argue that life itself is a lottery, not just bike racing.... Nicely stated there Mikl

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