Stunts, Extreme Sports, Crazy Stuff

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thanks for the compliment. Here's another woman racer. Very petite. Stood about 4 foot 7 in and weighed about 80 pounds. Shes on a 250cc bike.Ran the entire track at full throttle. Shutter speed was 1/200 second
 
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Oddly enough, these types of shots were the ones the riders were most interested in.

trucks in the background belong to corner workers
 
I think I need for the above photos that in most crashes the racers simply pick up their bikes and head back to the pits uninjured. The race leathers give a really good level of protection.
 
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oldman said:
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big barracuda got it, or a fairly small shark
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Were those bait?
I only went fishing in the sea as a 6 year old. We were out all day long. I got some bites but nothing hooked.
After towards late afternoon I finally caught something!
I caught a Rock Fish. The quick look was ugly, but that's ok, I liked weird looking animals, dinosaurs and fish.
The man next to me wouldn't let me reel it up. Said it was poisonous, slammed it against the side of the boat and cut the line.
That was my deep sea adventure.
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If I recall correctly, one ton = 2,000 pounds. Probably just a mistake upon publishing his video. Judging from size, I think the animal is no more than 1000. This weight was in the caption.
1,000 pound African Eland Harvested with a Blowgun
 
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Viper v12 motor. top speed estimated 400mph plus - last I heard no one has been found to try.
13 were made. cost $555,000 each
 
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