Evel Knievel?

Question

dare devil

or

nut case

Answer 1

he was both i think

Answer 2

Late dare devil

Answer 3

One does not preclude the other.  A prerequisite for being a dare devil is to be a nut case.

Answer 4

Certainly a bit of both as they go hand in hand.  The other factor has to be the Adrenalin as I have one Adrenalin junky living in my house and once they get the taste they want more.

Answer 5

After seeing that documentary by Richard Hammond i think he was an abject failure and a troubled guy!

Answer 6

Neither. He went out on his own and created a sport that made him famous. If any of today's stunt jumpers tried to do their thing on the type of bike he used, they'd all be dead in a month. He is a gutsy guy, a great showman, and he went out and lived it to the fullest, HIS way. A lot of people can talk about it, but he's always been the one to go do it. He's lived a long life and done more things first than anyone, all with little or no regrets. If anyone thinks he's a nut case, they don't know his real story.

Answer 7

Bit of both.

Answer 8

I would imagine you would need to be a few slices short of a loaf to take the risks he took knowing that the odds were firmly against you,but saying that he was a brave man and should be given credit for inspiring others to carry on where he left off.

Answer 9

To accomplish what he did, I think it takes a little of both.

Answer 10

Nut case.

Answer 11

daredevil

Answer 12

Hi

A bit of both I think, wouldn't life be boring without them?

Ray. West York's. U.K.

Answer 13

nut devil!

Answer 14

Attention seeking.... dare devil, who was flawed, when he did the sky cycle stunt i said at the time he didn't have any intention of getting over to other side of canyon, it was set up like a stunt that was never meant to make it. saying that i really did admire the guy, when he jumped at wembley even though he didn't make it, it was awesome I'd never seen anything like it before

Answer 15

a little bit of both.

But he started something and now if you look at free style motocross, his stunts are nothing, at least the ones on a dirt bike.

Answer 16

I dont think he was crazy just a guy who loved what he was doing, if you dont like what you are doing you wouldnt be doing it too long,like any dangerous sport whether its bike stunts like Evil Knievel did to Michael Schumacher at a grand prix races you do it because you like doing it,is not the heights or speed its the pleasure of a job they choose to do,

Answer 17

Dare Devil all the way!!!!!!!