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    Quote Originally Posted by Snorider View Post
    I like how you can put it in retard terms so I can understand. Lol

    I always thought of it as the longer it would "wrap" more and be more prone to shock load breaking when flexed. I learn something new everyday.

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    Yeah, maybe it can be thought as being limber -vs- stiff.
    Perhaps not a very accurate example, but a fighter that rolls with the punches is better off than one who stands rigidly.

    Cassius Clay taught the boxing world that...
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