I have a friend who is a computer scientist who has something similar for his home password. It’s the name of a movie, all in lowercase, interspersed with capital letters spelling the name of a main character. Like SfirstwordAsecondwordM.
“I understand it’s hard to do more than 300 feet on these 90-second rush jobs, but with a smaller ramp I’m worried the gee forces will be too high for me to do any tricks.”
Either that or ride the skateboard and cue “Benson Arizona”.
Does the size of a halfpipe denote its radius or diameter?
I’m thinking about trying to calculate the G forces involved in meeting the pipe at the vertical lip at terminal velocity then completing the 180 pullup to the other side. I suspect the necessary math exceeds my very rusty calculus, but it’s fun to think about.
I also bet the skater will come shooting up out the other side to a pretty impressive height. I wonder how quickly the wheel bearings will overheat with the action starting at ~150mph then declining with each half-arc.
“Despite a reputation for safety, the temperatures and surprisingly high pressures make them even more dangerous than the air kind, but the NTSB refuses to investigate accidents because they insist there is no ‘transportation’ involved.”
If all those BLOOP sounds give you a headache, try a hot air bottle.
Maybe it’s this: Bloop - Wikipedia