u/BigBlueMountainStar

Hint 1: Goats might be involved, but not real ones.

Just watched another video posted here about Powell’s Long Jump record and it made me think how common is this?
Not just track and field, but other events too.

When Powell set the world record of 8.95m in 1991, Carl Lewis also jumped 8.91m just before him (but was wind assisted, so it didn’t could as WR) but it got me thinking that there must be cases where someone breaks a WR and then loses it in the same meeting to someone else.
Ideas?

Also might interesting in races/events where the winner sets the WR and the lower place finishers beat the OLD WR (Eg World Champs in 1991 when Carl Lewis and Luther Burrell both beat the old WR time in the 100m final).

In the US, tornado alley is quite clear, it’s an extremely flat area bound by mountains one side, with cold air from the north and warm moist air from the south. France is mountainous and the warm and cold air are not so obviously at other extremes like in the US.

*Monica:* Guys! Guys! I just saw two people having sex in a car right outside!
*Ross:* Uh... Pheebs' Grandmother just died.
*Monica:* Oh my God, I'm so sorry.
*Phoebe:* It's okay. Actually, you know what, it's kinda cool. 'Cause it's like, you know, one life ends and another begins.
*Monica:* Not the way they're doing it.

Not sure what else would be appropriate for them.

I’m looking at heading over the pond for that game, but would aim just to be over for the weekend with a red eye/late flight back Sunday night.
It’s currently 1pm, but on the ticket site there’s the obligatory notification that week 11 is subject to Sunday flex scheduling.
If it moves to Sunday evening, then obvs currently flight plans won’t work.

I used to go regularly as well, when it was still more of a rock festival.

I remember vividly, summer of 99, the best year for Movies ever, highly anticipated sequel to International Man of Mystery and it did not disappoint. My 20 year old self was crying with laughter for almost the entire movie. Absolutely class.