What is Heavy Gravity Pocket?
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An imaginary patch of strong gravitational pull that causes a person walking home to deviate suddenly from their path and collide with stationary objects such as trees, electricity poles, walls or even roads. Usually associated with excessive alcoholic intake. Generally a heavy gravity pocket is a late evening phenomenon that frequently leads to an Unexplained/Unidentified Drinking Injury (UDI).
"What happened to your leg?"
"I was walking home from the pub and whoooa — I suddenly hit this heavy gravity pocket. It came out of nowhere."
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