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Seriously Though, How Stoned Is This Brother Right Here?
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Knees & Ankles = Get Disjointed! Pentecost Island, Vanuatu is an X-Games Competition on Crack & Meth
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Whilst Enjoying his Outdoor Living Room, the Beer with a Whisk of Breeze just Helped it Go down a Little Too Smoothly
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The Klaus Schwab Menu Is Served
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Suspect Bails from a Stolen Police Car at 50MPH, Moonwalking Backwards Ends with a Road Rash Head Shaving
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NSFW: LA Street Racer Crashes into a Parked Car Crushing People, Attempts to Flee, and Gets Caught and Stomped
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He Found True Love in a Married Woman, She Found a Romantic Insane Guy
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A Youth Pulls Out A Gun And Shoots Outside The Hangout At The Gulf Shores, One Injured
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The locals of the southern part of Pentecost Island, Vanuatu engage in a traditional ritual called Land diving, also known as Gol in the Sa language and Nanggol in Bislama. This activity involves men jumping off wooden towers that are typically 20 to 30 meters (66 to 98 ft) high while having two tree vines tied around their ankles. Land diving is performed by attaching vines to each ankle, and it has evolved into a popular tourist attraction. According to the Guinness World Records, the individuals experiencing this ritual encounter the greatest g-force of any non-industrialized humans at their lowest point during the dive.
