And fight he did!
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what a Beast, what a Champ.
omg, that looks excrutiating
strong guy
I wonder how far off the ground he is? Ouch.
thats an incredibly shallow placement of the hook. poor guy.
sorry to always be the tag-related comment of the day, but this tag is remarkably well placed :)
I’m not trying to pretend like I know anything about suspension but that looks really, really shallow. It’s not looking too safe from my perspective.
fucken a. nice work!!
Cristina – I thought so too at first, but compare: http://iam.bmezine.com/iampix.exe?cmd=viewpic&pic=i53lq1fotddfvfee&title=————–&date=2005%2F07%2F01&desc=———————
That’s exactly why the thought of suspension terrifies me! What a great pic tho…
Nice! But holy hell ouch
crazy :) first time being modblogged. i have absolute faith in the guy and the group that threw the hook. he definatly pulled all that was gonna pull. just different people have different anatomy you know. from my experience all people seem to deal with hooks whatever the placement differently. i’ve had deep or shallow hooks before, but never from i hung. they’re the most devoted and profesional people i’ve personally been exposed to. but yeah, i’m flattered to be noticed for sure. cricket is a hell of a photographer. it was an intense moment in my life.
The hook was indeed placed deep enough, it just has a lot of pressure on it, and since hooks are curved, the tissue settles into the bite and thus looks thin.
Oh, and congrats Josh on being modblogged haha
FUCKING HELL!
Pain is good.
Ok, I see from the side that it’s in deeper… it’s just from the front angle it looks incredibly shallow. Thanks for clearing that up!