Okay, here's the deal kids.
The successfully landed world record was by John Treman, who stuck a 165 footer in tahoe 10-15 years ago. Paul Ruff, tried breaking that record in the Kirkwood backcountry a few years later. He made one to many turns before getting to the edge, and he hucked, landed on rocks, killing himself.
A few years later, I think the dudes name was hearns?- he was a Kiwi. He hucked like 220 feet onto a hard, flat landing and ruptured his spleen amongst other things.
Hucking 235 is not only possible, it will be done SOON, I guarantee it. It's dumping hard everywhere right now, conditions are getting deep!
I think most people here saying it's not possible to do it without getting hurt haven't hucked into super-light, super-deep snow we sometimes get out west here. I swear, some days you could huck that big, land on your head and be okay as long as someone was there to dig you out. Really dry pow is MUCH less dense than water, and people have cliff dove over 150 feet!
It'll take big balls just to keep your composure in the air for that long, but I don't think it's really that dangerous, if you:
A. Have a good cliff with a clean, STEEP, landing
B. Have a ton of light, dry, and deep to land in
C. Stay patient and wait for the right conditions, others got jacked up for not following these guidelines....peace