Foo - Mythbusters vs White Men Can't Jump....

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEgcml1Wx1w
bikebuddha
03-30-11, 08:52 AM
Who couldn't dunk when they were 18?
giantcfr1
03-30-11, 09:02 AM
More jumps (Marks)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtm9AVjqTUc
himespau
03-30-11, 09:34 AM
I wish I could have, but I never put the time in and never dunked anything larger than a tennis ball.
Siu Blue Wind
03-30-11, 09:54 AM
Where did the ball go?? Two times it disappears after the dunk.
Where did the ball go?? Two times it disappears after the dunk.
I think in both instance is is behind his body or his body is between the camera and the ball, if the instances you are talking about occur around 35 seconds in (behind back or in back of shirt even) and 1 minute mark ( I think the ball is on his chest after the dunk) but not sure on either, as indeed the ball is not seen after the dunk.
That's a minute of my life I'll never get back. False advertising! No Mythbusters content! Boo!
yeah, well I am pretty sure that that is not you in your avatar, and I think the guy might be fake as well.
Wordbiker
03-30-11, 06:13 PM
You know, if you just sewed the bottom of that net shut, you could save that guy a lot of flailing about.
Sixty Fiver
03-30-11, 06:23 PM
I played volleyball and studied martial arts... used to have a great vertical jump but that was just an amazing show of coordination.
Could never play basketball worth a damn.
Impressive jumps! At best, the highest vertical jump I used to be able to muster was to cup my palm on the basket's rim. My horizontal jump was somewhat better. On my high school track team at age 15, in 1965, (I know, I'm old) I was able to do the standing long jump at 11' 6". But this white thing, I don't know. When I compare my skin color to a sheet of white paper, well, it differs.
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