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You coulda been in school: the Bike Jump

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Idle hands are the devil’s workshop, they say. If you take a bunch of people with nothing to do, someone is bound to come up with a dumb idea that gets someone injured. This is the first in a series of carefully selected video clips that prove that it’s better to be in school or just working hard than it is to be doing nothing. Take this guy, for instance. He was probably just hanging out and had this brilliant idea to launch himself onto an apartment roof, possibly under the influence of narcotics. Now he’s in the hospital with a mouthful of handle bar and a world of hurt. Yikes!

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