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At this gym, you would keep fit by leaping from tall buildings onto piles of cardboard boxes, running down corridors while being shot at, having outrageously unbelievable fights with bad guys, and for the old-timers, hanging from the hands of a giant clock hundreds of feet above the ground.
All this
would be done under expert supervision, with one-to-one training. As part of your gym membership you would get a monthly DVD of your best stunts.
toronto school of circus arts
http://www.cirquesu...com/tsca/index.html
[mihali, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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Doesn't seem any more hazardous than the average gym, but I am sure some people would go for it. |
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You could add a "Bad dreams section", where you're chased by three-metre tall wallnut whips though endless, steam-filled corridors, or have to frantically wind a crank to open an airlock door that's about to close and trap you in a room with a limited air supply. Basically, your worst nightmare, come to life. You'd soon shed the excess weight. |
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That really cracked me up, the clock hanging. How about a simulated train-top chase involving leaping from carriage to carriage, ducking tunnels, falling off the edge and hanging on to the lip with an umbrella, casually waving at a dining couple before hauling yourself back up. Great for traps and lats. |
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[8/7] I guess your gym would have some real therapists to go along with the massage therapists? (and where would they find the 100 ft tall salt and pepper shakers to chase me?) |
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// where would they find the 100 ft tall salt and pepper shakers to chase me? // |
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Well, either you employ a load of skilled technicians and craftsmen and props people from Hollywood studios, or you sign over your house, car and body parts to Industrial Light and Magic. But it could be done. Your Nightmare, Made Real. |
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The therapists might be a good idea too. |
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thimble is going to get a scooter up his nose at this rate. |
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...and circus school! see link. |
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are you talking about some other thimble or yourself? |
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thimble sounds like he should be talking about his preciousssssss |
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don't you mean "thexitht"? |
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Thith ith jutht getting thilly |
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Thurely that thould be the "Marquith de Thade", [Thatuth Thimble] ? |
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Bethidth, I thought it wath Leopold von Thather-Mathoch. And all thith ith jutht making fun of thothe unfortunateth who can't pronounthe Thibilanth properly. It'th not big and it'th not clever. |
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It doesn't seem that one would need a gym in order to jump off of buildings, get in fights and get shot at. The hanging from a giant clock would take a bit of doing, though. |
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in your nightmare gym you would have to include the "running from the cheerleading squad after mysteriously showing up at their ski trip (think shrinkage) in the buff" dream... i know i am not alone saying that this image would make me run fast enough for olympic gold |
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Most stunt men, myself not included,
train at gymnastics gyms where you can
duplicate those situations, although not
with actuall villains or robots. |
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You could name the lady's version of the gym "Cunning Stunts Health Club" |
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there was this guy i used to vaguely know whose nickname was stunt Jim. I don`t know if he did any stunts but apparently he was a cunt. |
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