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Here you will learn....
How to Escape from Quicksand.
How to break down a door.
How to Escape from a sinking car.
How to ram a car.
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If you do this wrong you could end up like this or worse
This is only make up don't worry |
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How to escape from quicksand
1. When walking in a quicksand country, carry a stout pole-it will help you get out if you need to.
2. As soon as you start to sink, lay the pole on the surface of th quick sand.
3. Flop onto your back on top of the pole. After a minute or two, equilibrium in the quicksand will be achieved, and you will no longer sink.
4. Work the pole to a new position: under your hips and at a right angles to your spine.
5. Take the shortest route to firmer ground, moving slowly.
See easy as 1,2,3!
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How to break down a door!
Iterior doors
1. Give the door a well-placed kick or two to the lock area to break it down. Running at the door and slamming against it with your shoulder is not as affectent as kicking it.
Exterior doors
NOTE: Exterior doors are more sturdy than Iterior doors.
1. Give the door several well-placed kicks were the lock is mounted. An exterior door usually takes several tries, so keep at it.
How to ram a car
1. Disable your air bag if you can.
2. Wear a seat belt
3. Accelerate to atlest twenty-five miles an hour. Don't go to fast. keep the car at a low speed so you can keep control without slowing down.
4. If you unable to hit the car in the rear, go for the front corner.
What do you think
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How to escape from a sinking car
1. As soon as you hit the water open your windows. This is your best chance of escape. Opening the windows allows water to come in and equalize the pressure. Once the water pressure inside and out side are equal, you will be able to open the door.
2. If your power windows won't work or you carn't roll your windows all the windows down all the way, attemped to break the glass with your foot or shoulder or a heavy object such as an antitheft steering wheel lock.
3. GET OUT QUICKLY
4. If you can not open a window or break it, you have on final option. Remain calm and do not panic. When the water reaches your head take a deep breath and hold it. Now the pressure should be equilized and you should be abe to open the door.
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Our sources
Great Escapes And Entrances:
HOW TO ESCAPE FROM QUICKSAND
Source:Karl.S Kruszelnicki, Julius Sumner Miller Fellow at the school of physics of the University of Sydney, Australia, the author of several books on physics and natural phenomena, including "Flying lasers","robofish" and "Cities of slime" and other brain-bending science moments.
HOW TO BREAK DOWN A DOOR
Source:David M. Lowell, a certified Master Loksmith and education/proficiency registration program manager of the associated locksmiths of America, an industry trade group.
HOW TO ESCAPE FROM A SINKING CAR
Source:The U.S Army's cold regions research and Engineering lab, located in New Hampshire; "Danger thin ice", a publication of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources; Tim Smalley, a boating and safty specialist at the Minnesota DNR.
HOW TO RAM A CAR
Source:Sam Toler, a certified auto mechanic,demolition derby driver and a member of the Internet Demolition Derby Association.Also many thanks to Tom and Peggy Simons for this infomation.
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