Re: Girl's Feet Cut Off At Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom

On Jun 30, 6:05 pm, "Andrew Brawley" <fadedj_d...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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On Jun 21, 7:28 pm, "Andrew Brawley" <fadedj_d...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 23:40:41 GMT, Mike Parker
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When a wire rope breaks, it whips violently, my guess and judging from
the video with whitnesses, a lifting cable broke and did some slicing.

Mythbusters pretty much busted that one.

Rastus O'Ginga

Yeah, in true form they tried and tried to get the expected result, to no
avail. I was rather surprised actually. However, if the defective rope
wrapped around the porcine analog's extremities just before it was left
to
the mercy of gravity.... Oh.... I shudder>
Andrew Brawley

That will be fine you senseless stroontz! PORCINE ANALOG??? That
makes "nappy hoes" look like a compliment. The poor girl's gotta go
around on PROSTHETICS for the rest of her life. How does her WEIGHT
figure into all of this?! I suppose when flight 11 hit the WTC you
were more concerned with the damage it did to the PAINT JOB??

Um, if you back up a little you might realize that I was referring to the
Mythbusters' methodology. In their experiments, they used a dead pig in
lieu of a human body. Hence "porcine analog". I was in no way referring to
the girl and wouldn't stoop to making gross assumptions about her weight. I
shudder to think that the accident happened the way it seems to have.

You may now withdraw your insult :-)

Andrew Brawley

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For what it's worth, if memory serves from the one picture I saw of
the gilr (pre-accident, of course) she looked thin. But obviously we
all realize whether or not she was over-weight had nothing to do with
this accident.

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