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Did NFL Player Just Defy Gravity?
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Posted on 12/01/2017 9:56:37 AM PST by Rebelbase
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Looks like pure athletic ability. No matrix conspiracy.
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posted on
12/01/2017 9:56:37 AM PST
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Rebelbase
To: Rebelbase
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:00:35 AM PST
by
sparklite2
(I hereby designate the ongoing kerfuffle Diddle-Gate.)
To: Rebelbase
Link goes back to FR. I’ll guess it’s a case of the unbearable lightness of being i. e. an example of how nothing in the cranium in these NFL thugballers can lead to weightlessness.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:03:17 AM PST
by
Lent
To: Rebelbase
Well, they break every other law.........................
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:03:39 AM PST
by
Red Badger
(Road Rage lasts 5 minutes. Road Rash lasts 5 months!.....................)
To: Lent
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:04:36 AM PST
by
Rebelbase
(The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it.-- H.L. Mencken)
To: Rebelbase
No, he didn’t defy gravity, imo. He just pushed himself up.
To: Rebelbase
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:14:33 AM PST
by
Delta 21
(Build The Wall !! Jail The Cankle !!)
To: Rebelbase
It looks like he may have used his knee to push himself from the ground with enough momentum to carry him upright.
To: Rebelbase
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:17:44 AM PST
by
glorgau
To: Rebelbase
These guys can bench 300 to 400 pounds. He just propelled himself up. Effortlessly. Now could normal humans do that? No. But these guys are insanely strong.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:18:02 AM PST
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piytar
(http://www.truthrevolt.org/videos/bill-whittle-number-one-bullet)
To: piytar
To follow up: I have a friend in the NFL. He squats 700 pounds as part of his regular workout. That’s about half a normal car. Most normal workout bars could not hold 700 pounds without snapping. They are just that strong.
Impressive Kip-up by that player though.
PS My friend is a Cowboy and ALWAYS stands for the flag with his hand over his heart. And yes, he’s black.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:23:01 AM PST
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piytar
(http://www.truthrevolt.org/videos/bill-whittle-number-one-bullet)
To: Rebelbase
Here is a clue.... he’s an NFL level athlete.
It’s not magic, it’s strength.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:34:35 AM PST
by
faucetman
(Ju"st the facts, ma'am, Just the facts)
To: LibWhacker
that’s what I saw... dancers do this kind of thing all the time
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:34:50 AM PST
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longfellowsmuse
(last of the living nomads)
To: Rebelbase
Very similar to many contemporary dancing moves, where momentum of the body is used to make the body move with minimal effort.
To: Rebelbase
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:36:55 AM PST
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Wolfie
To: Rebelbase
Consider he probably bench presses over 400 lbs.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:45:35 AM PST
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G Larry
(There is no great virtue in bargaining with the Devil)
To: Rebelbase
Found an animated gif:
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:46:32 AM PST
by
Rebelbase
(The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it.-- H.L. Mencken)
To: Rebelbase
Only people who hate America watch anything from NFL productions.
That’s how they get paid.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:54:35 AM PST
by
Mariner
(War Criminal #18)
To: Rebelbase
That may be the dumbest thing I ever watched. He pushed up with his hands and feet.
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posted on
12/01/2017 10:55:17 AM PST
by
Defiant
(I may be deplorable, but I'm not getting in that basket.)
To: Mariner
Who posted from NFL productions?
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posted on
12/01/2017 11:11:32 AM PST
by
Rebelbase
(The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it.-- H.L. Mencken)
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