Would you jump off a cliff ???????????????????

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Well it depends on how high the cliff is, and if I have a parachute....

Well if Arnold Schwarzenegger was there to catch me I'd have no problem with it!

I'd do what Inspectah said. Also, are sharks at the bottom or ground? Or if I go off with a motorcycle and land on a cop car?(From pickle motorcycle song by Arlo Gunthrie, same guy who does Alices reasteraunt((sp?)) and other good ones)

...why not...jumping off a cliff doesn't hurt...its just that extreme de-celeration at the bottom that might prove a little tricky...

It all depends on which band the tickets were for. I would jump off a cliff if I got to see a good band.

Why not ? If Rambo did it, I can do it !

I might...After all, it would be a good way to practice my flying lessons as outlined in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy...

I've gotten pretty good at the flying part, but my landings still suck...

the only way i would jump off a cliff is if i had a parashoot on.

Originally posted by MidnightDStroyer

I've gotten pretty good at the flying part, but my landings still suck...

An ejection seat, Midnight. Nothing beat a good ejection seat, believe me ! So, don't be so worry for your landing problem.

Have you read the Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy UP? You don't use a machine to fly, you do it yourself, oh and Midnight, don't look at the ground, and get distracted by something when you jump off. Oh, and when you want to land, descend without looking down, or else you'll realize you flying, in turn realizing its impossible, and fall a tremendous way to end in much pain.

Or, as Arthur Dent indicated to Fenchurch, if you were to ask me how I can fly, I can only say that I don't have a clue. But the landings still suck...Perhaps I should wear a full suit of plate armor until I get the hang of landings. After all, if I can fly in the first place, the extra weight from the armor wouldn't be a consideration anyway...

How high is the cliff? If say, over twenty, what at bottom? Water or ground, if ground, will there be a net? If water, will there be sharks? What is all there?

When asking if someone would jump off a cliff, you must first be ready to answer questions about the location, height, landing, and other dangers. If not, then don't ask the question!

(No offense in any way John! Just messin around!)

No offence taken Inspectah.Gravity would also play a major role in my decision process.Jump off a cliff on the moon.No problem.

JB1,

You'll land like a feather...

Originally posted by Inspectah
Have you read the Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy UP?

Nope, I didn't. But if it's really so important for you, I can read it.

[Edited on 19-1-2003 by ultra_phoenix]

Be careful in your search for the entire series...Doug Adams himself has described it as a "five-book trilogy"...

The titles are (in order):
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The Restaraunt at the End of the Universe
Life, the Universe and Everything
So Long and Thanks for All the Fish
Mostly Harmless

(Yes, I have the entire series & thoroughly enjoyed every page of it. )

MD, that is the best part! Five books in the series. I love the fourth one the best. Of course, dolpins aren't fish, but oh well, great book!

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