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    Saw this on Digg

    http://www.komonews.com/news/local/96249044.html

    Ouch, I like my legs... Good thing it was his right leg though, changing gears is way more important than a rear brake >.>

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    "immediately amputated"

    *shivers*

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    They may charge him with reckless driving - at least he has a leg to stand on
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    Rather unfortunate accident, I guess the rider can be grateful he wasn't riding in New Zealand.... as if he was, he would most likely have no arms, no legs, no head and just a torso, maybe even just be spaghetti from the "CHEESE CUTTERS" so conveniently located on every bend and motorway.......

    The popo only need a rubish bag and 4 litres of coke to clean up the mess now.......
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    "before coming to rest a few feet apart, the State Patrol reported."

    Well at least one foot apart.....

    ... oh the puns, the puns!!!!!
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    Serious lower leg injuries are the most common in motorcycle accidents. Amputations are certainly not uncommon.

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