ANSWERS: 36
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Jetpacks! They run out of fuel at the most inopportune times!
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A 90 year old in the left hand lane with their turn signal on.
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RareCatch
Excellent answer. Oh that bothers me also blocking the passing lane. Its a fine here for passing on the right. -
RareCatch
Nov. 12
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Bikes. Because the human being's fragile body is very exposed to the elements.
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RareCatch
Excellent answer Nov 12
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Elevators.....has too many ups and downs
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RareCatch
Good comment Nov.12
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Flights of fancy. Because they tend to take you places far from reality that are hard to return from.
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RareCatch
Excellent answer Nov.12
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Pirate ships, I've heard the Captains can be heartbreakers (LOL).
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Motorcycles, because where I live the car drivers are so bad, it's too dangerous.
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Must have been a cool cat to have affected people so much. Bummer I didn't get to meet him
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Um...walking:p
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Jewels Vern
Right! Everybody who walks eventually dies. 100% death rate.
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Stastically it is motorbikes.
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Teleportation. How can you be sure every molecule is put back where it should be?
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Vertical transportation for cliffs. Either climbing up or jumping down. Very dangerous. Especially when jumping down.
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All form of transportation can be dangerous and they can all be safe too. Just make sure to obey the rules and wear your seatbelts and helmets. And make sure your cellphones are OFF when driving.
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I'd say transportation via human cannonball would be pretty dangerous.
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RareCatch
Excellent
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Catapult.
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Anything traveling faster than I can run.
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Dragons!
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Motorcycles, because the human body is the one that has to take the "fender bender"....and skin and bones are not designed to that kind of abuse....
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I think walking is. My husband tried to walk to his car from the post office and someone 'drove' him back into the post office on the hood of their big car, smashing through the glass doors and right into the mailboxes.
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As a passanger with any driver suffering from road rage.
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walking: "On December 2, 2004, the Surface Transportation Policy Project (STPP) made available Mean Streets 2004, a study that concluded that walking remains our most dangerous mode of transportation." "Mean Streets’ findings include four significant facts. First, walking is by far the most dangerous mode of travel per mile. The fatality rate, using 2001 data, per 100 million miles travel was 20.1. By contrast, passenger cars and trucks rate was only 1.3. Transit is the safest at 0.75 per 100 million miles. Second, in 2003, 4,827 Americans (11.3 percent of all traffic fatalities) died while walking down the street, and 70,000 pedestrians were injured in traffic crashes. Over the ten-year period 1994-2003, 51,989 pedestrians have died on U.S. streets. Third, senior citizens, African-American and Latino pedestrians suffer a fatality rate well in excess of the population at large. Fourth, more than half of the nation’s 50 largest metropolitan areas grew more dangerous." Source: http://en.epochtimes.com/news/5-1-17/25754.html
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The Tommahawk. WHY? Who drives a 500 horsey 300 MPH motorcycle?
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A Pinto.
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walking, druggies and murderers can't normally afford cars.
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Time travel because it hasn't been perfected yet
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from experience i can tell you its a motorbike, you try going round a corner at 140 on a motorbike in the wet and tell me how safe it felt hahahaha
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unicycle
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Magic carpet, definitely
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RareCatch
Good answer Nov.12
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I would say rollerblading behind a car, especially if you are being towed on a rope like a water skier :) You'd have to watch out for those turns....SPLAT!
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Walking. You are so vulnerable all by yourself, no metal around you. An easy target.
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Motorcycles. ..just look at the statistics.
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12-08-2016 Horses. Everybody who rides a horse eventually dies.
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Sorry to sound posh, but I have to say aeroplane.
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Bicycles. They are essentially so fragile because they stand only from their motion and if it is the least upset then down they go.
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Motorcycles jumping the Snake River Canyon. Hit the ramp wrong and you are toast.
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