Judas fell "headlong"

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---Bryce Anderson <bryce_anderson@yahoo.com> wrote:

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> BRYCE

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> <ramble>

> In order to see how the body could have flipped, we need only realize

> one thing about Judas:  He was stricken with guilt.  All of these

> "heavy" thoughts must have been "weighing" greatly on his mind at the

> time of his death, making his head denser in relation to his body. 

> Since everyone knows that thoughts like that tend to stay in the brain

> unless removed via drilling (much like advertising jingles), Judas's

> head would have been far denser than the rest of his body long after

> death.  A sufficiently long drop and air friction take care of the

rest.



> Last time the Judas subject came up, I developed an alternate theory,

> which I have appropriately dubbed "The Bungee Hanging."  If anyone is

> interested, I'll find and repost it.

> </ramble>

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> Bryce Anderson

> http://members.tripod.com/~Idafab/index.html

>

 
Tim
Now just a minute there fellow LDS (last day scoffer, not Latter-Day
Saint), my post dedicating Judas flipped corpse to the first annual
corpse Olympiad, in which his corpse won the high-dive event appeared
BEFORE your bungee cord harmonization. You know, maybe you should
forward your bungee cord harmonization to Joe Alward. It could end up
on his web page :o) 
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