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How do you spell bungi jump?
Bungee jump is the correct spelling of this.
Would your hair fall out if you bungy jump?
No, because it is attached to your scalp.
Who made the first bungy jump?
The first recorded bungy jump is attributed to a group of men from the island of Pentecost in Vanuatu, who practiced a form of jumping from tall towers with vines tied to their ankles as part of a cultural ritual. However, the modern sport of bungy jumping is credited to British adventurer AJ Hackett, who made a jump from the Auckland Harbour Bridge in New Zealand in 1987. This event sparked the global popularity of bungy jumping as an extreme sport.
Highest bungy jump in Europe?
AmericaVerzasca Dam in Switzerland is 220m, featured in the opening scene of the Goldeneye James Bond movie.
When was The Bungy created?
The Bungy was created on 2008-02-20.
Is birds' nest soup cruel?
No, it's not cruel. However, it depends on how you define cruelty. If you think honey is cruel, then, yes, you might consider birds' nest soup cruel. Most harvesters would not bother those nests with egg on them. So, consider birds' nest as an expensive honey that only can be afforded by those few.
What is highest bird jump?
birds dont jump, they fly
Who would win the Angry Birds or Doodle Jump?
Angry Birds
What is abbreviation of bungalow?
bungy
Is it Bungy or Bungee?
bungee
How many times can the word Bung be used in the one sentence?
As far as i know, there is 30.Or 2.6 Bungs to every word.For bungy Bung's sake you're BUNG well not suggesting she bung a bunged up bung in her bunged up bungy bung hole for Bung's bungy enjoyment as Bunging a bunged up Bung in a bunged up Bung hole can cause a bunged up bungy infection in your bunged up bungy Bung hole and put a real bunger on your bungy Bung's Bucks night, just ask Bung, he'll bung'in well tell ya, ya bungy bunged up Bungof a Bung.
Is bungy jumping a proper noun?
No, the compound noun 'bungy jumping' or 'bungee jumping' is a common noun, a word for any bungy jumping of any kind, anywhere.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Taupo Bungy NZ, Taupo, NZAJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand, Queenstown, NZBungee Adventures, Sacramento, CAUK Bungee Club, Rotherham, UKEUROBUNGY (supplier), Miami, FL
