
He Died With A Felafel In His Hand has been on my top 100 list of films to watch for a while now. Today I finally watched it.
Anybody who has lived in a student dive (all students?) could probably relate to this. The character in this film has lived in 49 student dives by the end of the movie. In the movie we see houses 47 to 49.
Someone told me that this is John Birmingham's autobiography but I'm guessing that this is an exaggerated imagination of his autobiography.
My favorite scene/idea from the film? Teeing up toads and slamming them in to the side of a corrugated iron house with a three wood. Of course I do not enjoy the cruelty to the animals but the ridiculous idea that someone came up with this "sport."
I don't know what the highest bungee jump in the world currently is but here is the potential for a 4,000 foot bungee jump if they will let you do it and if anybody is up for it. What sort of speed do you think you'll be travelling at when that elastic band pulls your hips out of their sockets?

