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What? How can a 43 year old do that? Robotics is the answer. If he were any sort of athlete he would have played high school football. I mean everyone who likes football and can play, plays high school football. So he must not have been athletic enough back then. But now at 43 he all of a sudden is a freak of nature athlete? Some intrepid reporter needs to find the scoop in this story. They need to research Davis' recent past and see if he was involved in any terrible accidents that would result in cyborg part replacements for his lost limbs and arms. Also someone needs to check and see if he makes that "eh eh eh eh eh uh uh uh" noise when he move. I want to be a robot athlete. This isn't fair.
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No robotics here, but I loved the article. I couldn't play in high school because when I wanted to tryout they didn't have enough kids. I started off in the Marine Corps (maybe that is where the robotics were added to me)and have weightlifted for the last 15 years. I probably am a freak of nature.
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