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Human Centipede Race

 Two teams of twenty or so runners attached at the ankles in a single line.
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There would be two plastic 2x4s about 30 feet long with holes through which the runners would insert their feet. Inflatable collars around the perimeter of the holes would secure the feet and provide some cushioning.

There would probably have to be somebody calling out cadence like a sculling team. The running team that could better synchronize their steps would win.

—doctorremulac3, Aug 22 2015

millipede_20landrowing Sort of like this? [xenzag, Aug 22 2015]

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       //twenty or so.// sp "fifty."
—FlyingToaster, Aug 22 2015
   

       Well, yea I guess. I was thinking more of them looking like a centipede than of the the "cent" part, but yes, it would have to be 50 to be a true "hundred foot".
—doctorremulac3, Aug 22 2015
   

       Yes, prior chain gang experience would definitely help.
—doctorremulac3, Aug 22 2015
   

       Soldiers do this all the time, mind you at a jog not a full out run.
—FlyingToaster, Aug 22 2015
   

       I'm so glad this idea isn't what I thought it was when I first read the title
—hippo, Aug 22 2015
   

       that too.
—FlyingToaster, Aug 22 2015
   

       Eww. Yes, me too.
—doctorremulac3, Aug 22 2015
   

       Where they racing to?
—blissmiss, Aug 22 2015
   

       //I take it you are taking about the iContract ?//   

       Yea, that one.   

       //Where they racing to?//   

       To the finish line. The winners get.... ummm... s'mores.
—doctorremulac3, Aug 22 2015
   

       Yea, those, but with graham crackers.
—doctorremulac3, Aug 22 2015
   

       ...and chocolate. Please you must remember the chocolate from now on or else....
—blissmiss, Aug 23 2015
   

       Of course.
—doctorremulac3, Aug 23 2015
   

       What kind of food has an apostrophe in it?   

       <some time later> OK, I have Googled "s'mores" and I can only say that I am horrified. What were you people thinking??
—MaxwellBuchanan, Aug 23 2015
   

       S'mores are basically sugar dipped in a sugared sugar coating, layered with sugar and just a pinch of extra sugar on top to add sweetness.
—doctorremulac3, Aug 23 2015
   


 

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