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A trampoline suspended between two uprights by cords.
Pretty hard.
http://www.youtube....watch?v=HDTwQGEeGZc
It gets interesting around 50 seconds in. [mouseposture, May 25 2010]
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Standing on a hammock sounds pretty hard. Bouncing on
one sounds even harder. <link> |
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Maybe then it's a new sport then, like log rolling. Is that
Olympic? It should be i f they let that shuffleboard thing in. |
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I would like to try bouncing on a Hammock if HammoColine will
do it with me. |
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If you film yourself goofing up on this, send it to me. It'll go
viral on youtube. |
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I thought this might have been some kind of ointment designed for the relief of hammock-inflicted chafing. |
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(+) For [mouseposture]'s link |
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I thought beanangel had figured out a way to harness
the excess acetylcholine from the bloodstream of
those who sleep on hammocks to counteract the low
levels of said chemical in less lethargic people. |
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Nah - the title is shorter than the idea. |
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