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May 20, 2011

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Australian Import “Planking” Surges in Popularity: But Why?

It may be time to pull the phrase “kids these days!” out of the mothballs. A new trend out of Australia, known as “planking,” encourages lying stiff as a board, face down, in increasingly outlandish places while a friend snaps a photo. Cars, railings, even the Taj Mahal, are all fair game for planking, with the only rule being “the crazier the better.” Like George Mallory before them, plankers do it because it’s there, or more accurately, because they can.

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