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From: Mike Smith <mike@smith.net.au>
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[... thrillseeker products ...]
> would be up to the user to figure out.  If you were injured or killed
> while using a thrill seeker product, federal liability law would
> require everyone to laugh at you for some period afterwards, but
> that'd be about the extent of its coverage.  If you sought legal
> remedy, of course the courts would laugh even harder.

You're getting a grant from the Darwin Awards people, aren't you?

mike