Diefenbaker
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- Mar 19, 2009
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My friend Dingle and I are having a debate that could not be settled. First, how much does a go karts usually weigh? I guess what I am looking for is not the lightest but defiantly not the heaviest. Our dilemma is this… Dingle says that it is unlikely to survive an impact of a go kart being dropped at around 20ft to a person standing directly below the falling vehicle. I on the other hand have accepted such proposition and claim that such person, me, could catch the vehicle and redirect the falling momentum in a sort of Chuck Norris barrel spin. Now you can see my opposition to having the heaviest go kart dropped. But I don't want to seem like a twit and go for the lightest.
Would it be better to catch the go kart on sand or concrete?I am assuming concrete because I could get a solid footing as with sand could be slippery. Please let me know.I have pushed back the drop time twice already and would lose much respect from my friends if I pushed it back again.
Please be serious as this could possibly bruise me or worse pull a muscle.
Would it be better to catch the go kart on sand or concrete?I am assuming concrete because I could get a solid footing as with sand could be slippery. Please let me know.I have pushed back the drop time twice already and would lose much respect from my friends if I pushed it back again.
Please be serious as this could possibly bruise me or worse pull a muscle.