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  1. wheres_your_other_wheel said:

    When you said ciff jumping i thought you ment like this ......
    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=aPCpMigRpyQ

    Thats what I thought of to but then it would have probably been in JC

    On the subject of jumping off cliffs into water, the highest ones I
    have done were 12-15m I don't know if I would go any higher, even
    landing flat footed starts to hurt around 10m. There are so many
    awesome places to do that in Northern Sask that nobody knows about but
    then you are probably a couple days from anyone who can help you if you
    screw up. Rocks trees and more lakes than all of Europe. Saskatchewan
    isn't all flat🙂

    Nice pic by the way.

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  2. Hazmat said:

    When i saw the title, i immediately thought of this pic....:eek:

    'Unicycling near a cliff.' (http://tinyurl.com/39f9k5)

    I hate that pic! It's so stupid, it takes no skill (well... some). It
    just shows stupidity and gives people the wrong idea about unicycling
    (sort of confirms the "circus" stereotype that us unicyclists get).

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  3. peleschramm said:

    I hate that pic! It's so stupid, it takes no skill (well... some). It
    just shows stupidity and gives people the wrong idea about unicycling
    (sort of confirms the "circus" stereotype that us unicyclists get).

    I think it'd be more wreck-less daredevil more than circus.

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    yunisyko said:

    it's all about balls. i lose them often and then get em back.


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