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On January 1, a skier fell through the chair on a Vail lift and was left hanging upside down. The moment could have been filed under: things can always get worse. But barely. Then they got worse.To kick off the new year, the 48-year-old skier slid through the space made when the chairs fold-down seat was not folded into the down position. replica Gucci watch With his ski securely wedged above him, he was stuck hanging, bat style, as his trousers managed to defy gravity and rode up below his knee. The question begged: why didnt the boy sitting next to the skier bother to help cover his delicates?The man remained in this unfortunate position for about ten minutes. Liftees then backed the chair up and extricated the numbed vacationer.--Alex Crevar
Its hard to deny that theres a retro craze in sports - a longing for bygone eras, manifested in everything from throwback apparel to the rebroadcasting of famous showdowns. But this takes it to a whole new level: gladiators are returning to the Roman Colosseum.Plans are afoot by Romes city council to recreate gladiatorial spectacles at the legendary arena. While it hasnt been determined whether the mock combats will be staged outside the arena or on a floor above the famous subterranean chambers, the new gladiators will replica watch gift reportedly be using the same authentic weapons the original warriors used.But thats not all, says Umberto Broccoli, the head of archaeology at Romes city council.Asked if the planned shows might be thought vulgar, Mr Broccoli retorted:
