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With all that knowledge Jason allegedly demonstrated in a previous comic, I thought he would have calculated that the gravity would create a force greater than the rubberbands could resist.
I guess mathematical knowledge doesn’t equate to having brains, or at least common sense. Hmm.
No matter how much planning is put into a bungee, you wouldn’t get me to try it. Not because it might break, but with my body and all of the aches and pains I get whenever I lift or twist “the wrong way”, that final jerk of the bungee would have me sitting in my hot tub trying to coax these old bones into some semblance of normalcy.
cleo - I can relate! Now that I’m almost 50, I find my body can’t tolerate what I used to do with it years ago. My hubby & I used to love roller coasters, but now that our sons are tall enough to go on the fun ones, if we go with them, we’re in too much pain afterwards.
rayannina almost 16 years ago
Yep - Jason is all boy.
skeeterhawk almost 16 years ago
With all that knowledge Jason allegedly demonstrated in a previous comic, I thought he would have calculated that the gravity would create a force greater than the rubberbands could resist.
I guess mathematical knowledge doesn’t equate to having brains, or at least common sense. Hmm.
Northwoodser almost 16 years ago
OUCH! It sometimes hurts to learn.
LibrarianInTraining almost 16 years ago
skeeterhawk, I regret to inform you, common sense is no longer common.
But, yeah, I see what you mean.
BridgeGuy almost 16 years ago
… and here I was worried about the pain Jason is in - a face full of dirt and 500 rubberbands snapping him in the a$$ …
phaze58 almost 16 years ago
It doesn’t matter how intelligent you are as a kid ,if it looks like a good idea you’ll do it anyway .
Yukoneric almost 16 years ago
I have scars proving children aren’t intelligent.
cleokaya almost 16 years ago
No matter how much planning is put into a bungee, you wouldn’t get me to try it. Not because it might break, but with my body and all of the aches and pains I get whenever I lift or twist “the wrong way”, that final jerk of the bungee would have me sitting in my hot tub trying to coax these old bones into some semblance of normalcy.
Smiley Rmom almost 16 years ago
cleo - I can relate! Now that I’m almost 50, I find my body can’t tolerate what I used to do with it years ago. My hubby & I used to love roller coasters, but now that our sons are tall enough to go on the fun ones, if we go with them, we’re in too much pain afterwards.
Benedick almost 16 years ago
Seems like at least he would’ve thought of putting a trampoline under him…
Benedick almost 16 years ago
Seems like at least he would’ve thought of putting a trampoline under him…
metawarr566 almost 16 years ago
If he twisted them into a rope, then it might work. But Jason is a true scientist: he follows trial and error.
Shikamoo Premium Member almost 16 years ago
Reminds me of Calvin and Hobbes.