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d30 protects Japanese reporter from shovel, watermelon from mallot

By squirrelbait - January 2, 2008

Yeah, everyone's already aware of d3o but it's always fun watching how the Japanese spin the same old same old. Here we have a brave reporter who sacrifices an elbow to prove how the flexible yet brawny d30 material can really take a shoveled assault. He wasn't brave enough to offer his own head, but the melon's a reasonable stand-in. thanks steve!

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