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I hope someone video taped that it will be on youtube soon if they did -
i think some russian chick ( stewardess) fell out of a plane and livedhatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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Well, miracles do happen
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60km/h? Surely that's a typo?According to his calculations, he hit the earth at about 60km/h.Comment
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Wtf ???????PSD to HTML/XHTML/CSS ServicesComment
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His life has a purpose. I hope he figures out what it is because he's here for a reason.Comment
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"Jacobs didn't even break a bone or tear a ligament."
wow!
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unreal. I agree with Jarmusch though, I thought you tend to fall closer to 90km/h?Comment
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I would like to congratulate him for that brand new life.
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The terminal velocity of a falling human being with arms and legs outstretched is about 120 miles per hour (192 km per hour)Originally posted by Jarmusch
but he had a parachute partially opened, not sure if it would have slowed him down to 60 thoughhatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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I'm not really sure if this is good pr or bad pr for the sky diving industryComment
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wow, just wow.....I don't use ICQ anymore.Comment
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Did she open the wrong door ?Originally posted by SmokeyTheBear
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Thats is amazing
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Wow......SigmundComment
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a brief paragraph I 've found while surfing about skydiving.
"skydiving is actually one of the safest so-called "extreme" sports. Let's be honest: It's not bowling. You are, after all, jumping out of an airplane and hurtling 12,000 feet towards the ground at 120 miles per hour, so there is risk involved. But it's not Russian roulette either. Each year, about 35 people die skydiving, and that's out of about 2 million parachute jumps. Given the odds, you're better off skydiving than you are, say, shark-cage diving. Every year, about 46,000 people die in traffic accidents, about 140 people die while scuba diving, about 850 die while bicycling, and about 80 are killed by lightning." taken from soyouwanna.com
great facts I guess.
huh and what a lucky bastard he is. god let him live, I hope he understands the mission from now on.
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nice oneOriginally posted by Scott McDDid she open the wrong door ?
was she blonde?... I wonder
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Na.. the doors fall off naturally - it was an AeroFlot aircraft.Originally posted by Scott McDDid she open the wrong door ?
BTW.. And serious... don't bother to use safety belts - the seats get detached from the floor in mid-flight
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This is not the first time someone has survived a jump when a parachute has malfunctioned partially or totally.
Still it's amazing!
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I love that movie.. ^^
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1000 inches is all i can fall.Comment
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