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"Our friends at Silodrome have so much awesome stuff that we like to share it from time to time. This is reprinted courtesy of Silodrome. This Sunday&amp;#039;s film comes to you courtesy of Wes, proprietor of Abandoned Pier and collector of vintage motorcycle helmets. For those of you who didn&amp;#039;t know, a &amp;quot;Silodrome&amp;quot; is actually a Wall of Death, a huge silo shaped chamber in which stuntmen (and women) ride around the walls at speeds high enough to create G-forces higher than gravity. This allows them to ride at a 90 degree angle to the ground whilst generally goofing around almost never dying.  This is a film covering the activities of a modern day Indian Silodrome troupe, some of the stunts they pull made me white-knuckle my desk, especially the moment when one of the cars begins to drift sideways on the wall. The best way to sum up why men would do such a job is a quote from one of the riders, Parveen;  &amp;quot;Everywhere I go, lots of women like me because of the kind of work that I do. They say I&amp;#039;m like a hero.&amp;quot;  The film was recorded as a music video for the Django Django, the song name is &amp;quot;WOR&amp;quot; and I actually really like it. That said, the film is worth watching with the sound off or on, depending on your taste in music.      via Silodrome "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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