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    Bonduranto
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    this was on the inside of a CD i bought today (Sebadoh: Bake Sale) and i
    just thought it was pretty interesting.

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  2. satan_on_a_wheel_
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    All that person is doing is taking an old rim and riding a tightrope
    with it. Just like tightrope walking but about 100x harder.

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  3. john_childs
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    That's an interesting variation of slackrope walking. Very cool.

    I wonder if walking in the rim like that would be considered a form of
    unicycling?

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  4. mango
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    Is that girl on the ground covering that rock so that he doesnt hit it
    if he falls? what a sweety.

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  5. Richard Loxley
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    satan_on_a_wheel_ said:


    All that person is doing is taking an old rim and riding a tightrope
    with it. Just like tightrope walking but about 100x harder.

    Actually, no. He's *walking* inside the rim on a tightwire.
    Just like tightrope walking but about 1.5x harder.

    I've done it, it's not too hard, and not terribly exciting
    to do either :-(

    Sorry.

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  6. johnfoss
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    I've seen a picture of a guy doing that on an old poster from around the
    year 1900. Same poster showed him (Auc Cocet?) riding a very large
    ultimate wheel. This poster was on the wall in the Jenack house for many
    years.

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