For the uninitiated, each year this site rewards the most dead stupid of the year title premium refers to the fact that the unfortunate, eliminating avoid perpetuating their own genes of creative stupidity.
In 2008, in our lovely valley, an Englishman has decided to celebrate 10 years anniversary of a death Darwin Award "recalls ...
1998: Matthew, with his friends, was coming down to three in the morning on a ski slope as a slide using a block of foam, when it crashed into a pylon of the lifts and died. His "sled" was stolen from the leg of a ski lift, where the pillow was precisely intended to protect skiers who had hit the pylon, and the pole struck by Matthew in his descent was the one from which he had created his "slide".
Somewhere in this lies a moral.
2008: David, 46, the night was slipping on a ski slope in Italian horse which had removed the padding from the security fence in the lower edge of the runway. He has not occurred to him that could be dangerous with a sled down the slope from which he had just removed the protection.
Sauze d'Oulx is one of five countries that make up the Milky Way ski area of \u200b\u200bNorthern Italy. Extremely popular with British skiers, the resort is known for its party atmosphere. A spokesman for the resort said "the men had been drinking all evening, when removed protection, and ironically ... crashed straight over the obstacle laid bare at the bottom of the track. "David died from wounds to the head and chest inflicted by the bare metal. Two of his friends have survived thanks to medical care.
In 2008, in our lovely valley, an Englishman has decided to celebrate 10 years anniversary of a death Darwin Award "recalls ...
1998: Matthew, with his friends, was coming down to three in the morning on a ski slope as a slide using a block of foam, when it crashed into a pylon of the lifts and died. His "sled" was stolen from the leg of a ski lift, where the pillow was precisely intended to protect skiers who had hit the pylon, and the pole struck by Matthew in his descent was the one from which he had created his "slide".
Somewhere in this lies a moral.
2008: David, 46, the night was slipping on a ski slope in Italian horse which had removed the padding from the security fence in the lower edge of the runway. He has not occurred to him that could be dangerous with a sled down the slope from which he had just removed the protection.
Sauze d'Oulx is one of five countries that make up the Milky Way ski area of \u200b\u200bNorthern Italy. Extremely popular with British skiers, the resort is known for its party atmosphere. A spokesman for the resort said "the men had been drinking all evening, when removed protection, and ironically ... crashed straight over the obstacle laid bare at the bottom of the track. "David died from wounds to the head and chest inflicted by the bare metal. Two of his friends have survived thanks to medical care.
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