Fat's the Safe Option in a Collision . . .
03-20-06, 07:37 AM
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Fat's the Safe Option in a Collision . . .
Tuesday 14th March 2006
Bring out the doughnuts! Being slightly overweight could save your life in a collision, according to new research.
Scientists at the Injury Research Centre of the Medical College of Wisconsin, US, found that carrying a few extra pounds can protect you in a smash. Experts believe that the fat helps cushion the blow of an impact..
Article from: Auto Express
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We already know well endowed ladies are better protected
Bring out the doughnuts! Being slightly overweight could save your life in a collision, according to new research.
Scientists at the Injury Research Centre of the Medical College of Wisconsin, US, found that carrying a few extra pounds can protect you in a smash. Experts believe that the fat helps cushion the blow of an impact..
Article from: Auto Express
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We already know well endowed ladies are better protected
Last edited by Gojirra99; 03-20-06 at 07:42 AM.
03-20-06, 07:51 AM
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I need to cut that out and send it to my doctor. It's not that I'm fat, my personal airbag just deployed a little early.
My wife says she's not fat, she's fluffy.
My wife says she's not fat, she's fluffy.
03-20-06, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by LexArazzo
Tuesday 14th March 2006
Bring out the doughnuts! Being slightly overweight could save your life in a collision, according to new research.
Bring out the doughnuts! Being slightly overweight could save your life in a collision, according to new research.
03-20-06, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by mmarshall
If doughnuts put the pounds on so quickly, how do the cops stay so thin?
Some are just younger and have faster metabolisms, but most older cops are 'portly'.
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