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Adding a Gas-Powered Propeller Makes a Towering 360 Swing Even Crazier

By Andrew Liszewski Published August 18, 2016, 2:22 pm ET

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Because riding a 360-degree swing as tall as your house isn’t daring enough, amateur mad scientist Colin Furze has upgraded his latest creation with a gas-powered parasailing motor, giving it more power, more speed, and a guaranteed way to make riders want to puke their brains out after a ride.

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