Title: Chris de malade
Description: ... les exploits des fêlés
Clarencephil - March 28, 2007 07:08 PM (GMT)
Un sujet pour montrer les exploits de certains fêlés !Commencons avec celui-ci
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Il s'est valu les commentaires suivants
ICI :
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LONDON (Reuters) Daredevil condemned for escalator stunt
- A man who filmed himself skiing down the longest escalator on London's underground rail network was branded "dangerous, stupid and irresponsible" Wednesday.
The man hurtled down nearly 200 feet at Angel tube station with a camera strapped to his head and posted the video on the YouTube Web site.
The 60-second film shows the man climb the escalator, clip on his skis at the top and begin his high-speed descent as onlookers shout out behind him.
London Underground condemned the stunt.
"This is a dangerous, stupid and irresponsible act that could have resulted in serious injury or death to not only the individual concerned but also other passengers," it said in a statement.
"London Underground will press for the police to take the strongest possible action against anyone attempting a similar act on the tube network."
A British Transport Police spokesman said it was a "naive and reckless act" and urged witnesses to call them. |
Clarencephil - March 28, 2007 09:02 PM (GMT)
Je crois qu'on devrait mettre aussi celui-ci (qui est déjà dans la section Images)
Il tombe, il est mort !!
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Clarencephil - March 28, 2007 09:45 PM (GMT)
Celui-ci, moins grave :
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Ou ceci:
Cliquer

Ou encore ceci:

Ouf ! celui-ci !
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Clarencephil - April 15, 2007 02:20 AM (GMT)
Clarencephil - April 16, 2007 12:14 AM (GMT)
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Clarencephil - July 9, 2007 02:35 AM (GMT)
Vous essaierez de faire ça, même au 1/4 de la vitesse !!
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Clarencephil - July 9, 2007 02:48 AM (GMT)
Ca aussi en ski:
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Franky - July 10, 2007 12:19 AM (GMT)
Ca va plus vite qu'un cesna....
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Clarencephil - August 9, 2007 02:12 AM (GMT)
C'est pas de la petite vagueCliquer l'image
Clarencephil - August 9, 2007 12:33 PM (GMT)
Ca fait peur
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Clarencephil - August 23, 2007 11:52 PM (GMT)
Autre forme de surf extreme
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Clarencephil - September 22, 2007 02:02 AM (GMT)
210 km/h en vélo !!!Clic ici !
Clarencephil - September 27, 2007 11:46 AM (GMT)
Grosse chute en vélo
Vidéo ici
Clarencephil - September 28, 2007 11:52 AM (GMT)
Sauter d'un ballon en Kite !!!
On clique ici !-----------------------------------------------------------------
Et encore plus fou, sauter en kite depuis un parapente:
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Clarencephil - October 9, 2007 11:41 PM (GMT)
Le vrai homme chauve-souris
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Clarencephil - October 27, 2007 01:16 AM (GMT)

Ceux là, ils sont carrément fous
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Clarencephil - November 21, 2007 03:27 AM (GMT)
Encore pire que le clip précédent :
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Godzilla - November 21, 2007 12:54 PM (GMT)
Je n'arrive pas à le voir.
Cumulus - December 6, 2007 08:26 PM (GMT)
Pas tout à fait dans le thème de ce sujet, mais si vous vous êtes déjà demandé comment une Formule 1 se compare à une voiture de route (et même une Porsche) regardez
ce vidéo !
Cumulus - December 14, 2007 03:15 PM (GMT)
Vu dans le N.Y Times :
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Flying Humans, Hoping to Land With No Chute
Axel Koester for The New York Times, left; Perry Trowbridge/AFP Jeb Corliss, left, wearing his wing suit. Right, skydivers with wing suits flying over the Florida Keys before releasing their parachutes.
 By MATT HIGGINS Published: December 10, 2007 Jeb Corliss wants to fly — not the way the Wright brothers wanted to fly, but the way we do in our dreams. He wants to jump from a helicopter and land without using a parachute.
VideoMore Video » And his dream, strange as it sounds, is not unique. Around the globe, Mr. Corliss said, at least a half-dozen groups — in France, South Africa, New Zealand, Russia and the United States — have the same goal in mind. Although nobody is waving a flag, the quest has evoked the spirit of nations’ pursuits of Everest and the North and South Poles.
“All of this is technically possible,” said Jean Potvin, a physics professor at Saint Louis University and a skydiver who does parachute reRecherche for the Army. But he acknowledged a problem: “The thing I’m not sure of is your margins in terms of safety, or likelihood to crash.”
Loïc Jean-Albert of France, better known as Flying Dude in a popular YouTube video, put it more bluntly: “You might do it well one time and try another time and crash and die.”
The landing, as one might expect, poses the biggest challenge, and each group has a different approach. Most will speak in only the vaguest terms out of fear that someone will steal their plans.
Mr. Corliss will wear nothing more than a wing suit, an invention that, aeronautically speaking, is more flying squirrel than bird or plane.
He plans to land on a specially designed runway of his own design. It will borrow from the principles of Nordic ski jumping and will cost about $2 million, which explains why he is so much more vocal than the others about his quest.
Mr. Jean-Albert figures he could glide to a stop on a snowy mountainside. “The basic idea is getting parallel to the snow so we don’t have a vertical speed at all, there is no shock, and then slide,” he said.
Then there is Maria von Egidy, a wing suit maker from South Africa, who said she had begun creating a suit that would allow pilots to land on their feet on a horizontal surface.
“I think people will recognize this makes sense,” said Ms. von Egidy, who has been pursuing financing for her suit. “Why didn’t someone think of this long ago? I’m hoping that will be the reaction.”
That depends on whom you talk to — the endeavor is either quixotic or brave. Even Evel Knievel had the sense to pack a parachute when he climbed into his Skycycle X-2 to jump Snake River Canyon in 1974.
This spring, Mr. Corliss will attempt the first of three tests to prepare for his goal. Wearing his wing suit, he will jump from a plane, which will then execute a 270-degree turn and descend at a steep angle. He will fly down to the plane and re-enter it. This will be his second attempt at the benchmark. His first failed when he missed the plane; he deployed his parachute and glided to earth.
“The plane was flying too fast,” said Mr. Corliss, who gained a degree of notoriety in April 2006 when the police arrested him after he was stopped from jumping off the Empire State Building’s observation deck. A judge dismissed the charges.
Wing suits are not new; they have captured the imagination of storytellers since man dreamed of flying. From Icarus to Wile E. Coyote, who crashed into a mesa on his attempt, the results have usually been disastrous.
But the suits’ practical use began to take hold in the early 1990s, when a modern version created by Patrick de Gayardon improved safety.
Modern suit design features tightly woven nylon sewn between the legs and between the arms and torso, creating wings that fill with air and create lift, allowing for forward motion and aerial maneuvers while slowing descent. As the suits, which cost about $1,000, have become more sophisticated, so have the pilots. The best fliers, and there are not many, can trace the horizontal contours of cliffs, ridges and mountainsides.
“Wing-suit flying totally changes the way you fly and you jump,” said Mr. Jean-Albert, who is seen in his YouTube video skimming six feet above skiers in the Swiss Alps. “It creates a third dimension because in normal skydiving your trajectories are pretty vertical.”
Some wing suit pilots have briefly slowed the vertical descent to about 30 miles an hour. But they are moving forward horizontally at 75 m.p.h. Even if a pilot could achieve such speeds, Mr. Potvin said, any slight wrong movement could cause a crash and certain death.
Mr. Corliss said he could land safely at about 120 m.p.h. To protect his neck, he said, he will attach his helmet to a rigid-framed exoskeleton with the wing suit.
“Is there some crazy person out there who might beat me because he’s willing to do something more dangerous than me?” Mr. Corliss, 31, said by telephone from his home in Malibu, Calif. “Yes, but I’m not that guy.”
Mr. Corliss has plenty of experience jumping from high places. A BASE jumper — someone who leaps from buildings and cliffs and lands with a parachute — he has made more than 1,000 jumps, including from the Eiffel Tower and the Golden Gate Bridge.
He was encouraged by the response to his plans from Vertigo, an aerospace company in Lake Elsinore, Calif., that has worked on projects for NASA and the United States military.
“Is it possible?” said Roy Haggard, a founder of Vertigo and a skydiver himself. “Yeah.”
Mr. Haggard had a plan similar to Mr. Corliss’s, but he said he had neither the time nor the money to pursue it. If Mr. Corliss can raise enough money, Mr. Haggard’s company will Aide him design and build the runway.
“Everybody wants to be the first one to do it,” Mr. Haggard said.
Which leads to an obvious and inevitable question: Why?
“Because everybody thinks that it’s not possible,” Mr. Corliss said. “The point is to show people anything can be done. If you want to do amazing things, then you have to take amazing risks.”
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Clarencephil - February 5, 2008 09:10 PM (GMT)
243 km/h en ski !!
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Speed ski world record set in 1997 in Vars (France) during the World Championship by Philippe Billy (Fra) at 243kph. Record du Monde de ski de vitesse établi par Philippe Billy (Fra) à Vars (France) en 1997 durant les Chmapionnats du Monde en 1997 à 243 kmh |
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Clarencephil - February 7, 2008 03:04 AM (GMT)
Crash de moto à l'ile de Man
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Le même avec explications
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Celui là aussi est assez épeurant
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Clarencephil - March 7, 2008 03:18 AM (GMT)
Je sais pas si c'est vraiment dangereux.
C'est certainement assez impressionnant
On appelle ça du power tumbling (la piste a des ressorts )
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Clarencephil - March 14, 2008 01:57 AM (GMT)
Gracieuseté de Lopi:
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Clarencephil - March 17, 2008 01:47 AM (GMT)
Je pense que ça , c'est le pire de ce que j'ai vu !!!
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Kluster - April 21, 2008 12:30 AM (GMT)
Je pense que j'ai fait une erreur en me mettant à la planche à voile, parce que le sport suivant, j'ai comme l'impression que ça a été créé spécialement pour moi.

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SaxIsFun - April 21, 2008 02:10 AM (GMT)
Clarencephil - September 3, 2008 08:22 PM (GMT)
Skateboard sur autoroute: un beau mélange:
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Police are trying to track down a man filmed riding a skateboard down a steep stretch of south German motorway at 100 km an hour (62 mph), far above the speed limit.
They believe the man who raced down the Ulm-Stuttgart motorway for three km (two miles) before he stopped and fled was a professional stuntman, Goeppingen police spokesman Uli Stoeckle said.
A video of the skateboarder, broadcast on German television networks on Wednesday, showed a helmeted figure wearing a red and white protective suit building up speed by holding onto the back of a motorcycle before letting go and freewheeling.
"We put out an all-points bulletin and have received information that gives us useful clues to who the man may be," Stoeckle said. "We are particularly concerned about copycats who may imitate the stunt, putting their lives at risk."
The film clips show several cars escorting the skateboarder, enabling his collaborators to record the event. The clips have since surfaced on Internet websites.
The German magazine Stern said the mystery man is known in skateboarding circles as a professional stuntman and takes part in international downhill skateboarding competitions.
Stoeckle said the man faces charges for interfering with traffic safety and endangering motorists, and would lose his driver's license and face a "substantial fine." He denied media reports the skateboarder would face a one-year jail sentence.
There are no speed limits on German motorways but there are restrictions on many sections, especially steep and dangerous stretches. The section the skateboarder was using has an 80 km an hour (50 mph) speed limit. |
Clarencephil - December 25, 2008 03:39 AM (GMT)
Encore un fou
Regardez à quelle distance il passe de l'eau à la fin de son loop
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Clarencephil - January 6, 2009 02:50 AM (GMT)
Regardez bien jusqu'à la fin....
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