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29 Nov 2020
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Help me pleaaaaaaaaaaaase
Bungee jumping you jump off a bridge/ plane.
Help me pleaaaaaaaaaaaase
Bungee jumping you jump off a bridge/ plane.
Bungee jumping you jump off a bridge/ plane.
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@Jojo369 I think it’s a bridge in most cases
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Bungee jumping = jumping off a bridge or platform (tethered via a bungee rope)
Skydiving = jumping out of a plane/aircraft (using a parachute)
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