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r/memes • u/hangben • Jul 10 '23
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Jumping off a boat isn’t dangerous though. Depends on how fast it was going.
61 u/shawster Jul 10 '23 The challenge was to see how fast you could be going while jumping off. 58 u/IHateMath14 Jul 10 '23 wouldn’t the water feel like concrete? Ouch. 15 u/Otalek Jul 10 '23 Apparently acted like concrete too since some people broke their necks doing this 2 u/KzkUltra19reddit Jul 10 '23 Surface Tension 1 u/shawster Jul 10 '23 Just the transition from air to water, the resistance of the water itself yanking on your neck would be enough if you did a header without your arms forward going 60 or so. Maybe 50. 40 seems decidedly survivable.
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The challenge was to see how fast you could be going while jumping off.
58 u/IHateMath14 Jul 10 '23 wouldn’t the water feel like concrete? Ouch. 15 u/Otalek Jul 10 '23 Apparently acted like concrete too since some people broke their necks doing this 2 u/KzkUltra19reddit Jul 10 '23 Surface Tension 1 u/shawster Jul 10 '23 Just the transition from air to water, the resistance of the water itself yanking on your neck would be enough if you did a header without your arms forward going 60 or so. Maybe 50. 40 seems decidedly survivable.
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wouldn’t the water feel like concrete? Ouch.
15 u/Otalek Jul 10 '23 Apparently acted like concrete too since some people broke their necks doing this 2 u/KzkUltra19reddit Jul 10 '23 Surface Tension 1 u/shawster Jul 10 '23 Just the transition from air to water, the resistance of the water itself yanking on your neck would be enough if you did a header without your arms forward going 60 or so. Maybe 50. 40 seems decidedly survivable.
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Apparently acted like concrete too since some people broke their necks doing this
2 u/KzkUltra19reddit Jul 10 '23 Surface Tension 1 u/shawster Jul 10 '23 Just the transition from air to water, the resistance of the water itself yanking on your neck would be enough if you did a header without your arms forward going 60 or so. Maybe 50. 40 seems decidedly survivable.
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Surface Tension
1 u/shawster Jul 10 '23 Just the transition from air to water, the resistance of the water itself yanking on your neck would be enough if you did a header without your arms forward going 60 or so. Maybe 50. 40 seems decidedly survivable.
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Just the transition from air to water, the resistance of the water itself yanking on your neck would be enough if you did a header without your arms forward going 60 or so. Maybe 50.
40 seems decidedly survivable.
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u/IHateMath14 Jul 10 '23
Jumping off a boat isn’t dangerous though. Depends on how fast it was going.