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Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 02:55:46 +0100
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From: Richard Sampson <richard@discology.co.uk>
Subject: New World Record Throw
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A few days ago Sweden's Christian Sandstrom smashed the world record at a 
distance competition in the United States (Big D In The Desert IV).

He launched his golf disc two hundred and fifty metres.
For reference it was an Innova Champion DX Valkerie 170g.

His arm was later found 10ft off the ground lodged in a cactus.

For more info visit OBmegazine.com
www.obmegazine.com/newslinepage47.htm

Richard

*This Weekend
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