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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: DmonSlyr on July 30, 2016, 10:35:27 PM
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https://streamable.com/h6bd
Guy falls 25k feet with no parachute and lands into net.
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Wonder what G's a stunt like that pulls once he hits the net
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What happened to the other guys who apparently missed the net?
Also, that net seemed to be much denser than those used by circus acrobats. Such a net would have cut the guy into nice cubes!
Hmm... Wondering when Mechanic will send a video about him doing the same.
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This is the quickest and cheapest way to return astronauts from the ISS. Who needs an expensive space shuttle, when I can simply jump down. Sell you space-x shares now!
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Un freaking real........ :salute
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it's been done before. it's a fake.
semp
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My heart rate was faster than his just by watching,......... wow impressive! noticed he didn't hit it dead nuts center either, yikes!
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it's been done before. it's a fake.
semp
Not fake.
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/07/31/us/skydiver-no-parachute-successful-landing-trnd/
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CGI
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Aliens...
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Swamp gas!
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He secretly works for NASA and has an experimental reverse gravity generator hidden on himself, that is why he didnt go kersplat
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I noticed the video being on our TV newsflash. It also has been embedded to the Finnish Broadcasting Company news site. Pretty cool for an American who's not running for president.
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What's the point? :old:
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What's the point? :old:
Why do mountaineers do what they do? As the English mountaineer George Mallory answered why he wanted to risk his life (which he lost) in climbing Mount Everest: "Because it's there".
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Well this ups the ante a bit. Now to make an impression, (on the crowd not the ground,) its gotta be no chute no cardboard box pile no net. Maybe a kiddie pool? Pair of Air Jordans?
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Why do mountaineers do what they do? As the English mountaineer George Mallory answered why he wanted to risk his life (which he lost) in climbing Mount Everest: "Because it's there".
They do it because they don't have to go to work and pay bills like the rest of us.
Let's keep it real they are clowns who contribute nothing to society.
Climbing Everest is the most useless thing to do.
They are like kids who climb trees, and don't want to grow up.
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Zach is on to something.
There's a reason why filthy rich rock stars and money traders go back to college. It has nothing to do with money. David Lee Roth was filthy rich when he was riding around in the back of ambulances doing his paramedic training. Because for some people, getting rich and not contributing to society in a real, tangible, practical way is just as empty as not contributing to society. Of course it helps being rich enough to afford a shrink to point out to them the reasons for their drug abuse and depression when one lacks the insitefullness to recognize the remedy themselves.
By the way I've been up for at least 24 hours and I'm drinking. So whatever. I may be drunk but at least I'm not
I forget how the rest of that goes.
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Evil Kinevel though was awesome and enriched everyone's lives and created an awesome range of toys :old:
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Let's keep it real they are clowns who contribute nothing to society.
The irony is overwhelming...
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what that's supposed to mean?
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what that's supposed to mean?
Short Answer :
a literary technique, originally used in Greek tragedy, by which the full significance of a character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character
Also note: Among the the many "things" that fall from the sky, the top of the list is held by FOOLS :devil
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A mere 18,000 ft but no net so I'd say this story (https://www.warhistoryonline.com/military-vehicle-news/he-fell-18000-from-a-lancaster-with-no-parachute-survived.html) is a little more impressive.....
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Let's keep it real. They are clowns who contribute nothing to society.
fixed.
+1 for use of forty year old urban slang
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SMWJ9yj9cY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14p1m1AKgTI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuiNwMvqIzc
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A mere 18,000 ft but no net so I'd say this story (https://www.warhistoryonline.com/military-vehicle-news/he-fell-18000-from-a-lancaster-with-no-parachute-survived.html) is a little more impressive.....
I read this 30 years ago in Valiant comic :)
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Was pretty cool to watch the build up to this event and now the execution. Not that difficult to do but requires a lot of courage.
I heard on the grape vine that Redbull sponsor him for other things but refused for this idea because they thought it was stupid and he would die. Guess not.
This to me was a ballsy publicity stunt and only will achieve a brief moment of fame for the guy. Wingsuit proximity flying is still the holy grail of insane things to do with gravity as far as I am concerned.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_744666387&feature=iv&src_vid=kTzwvyzzfjk&v=VxY527I862g
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Evel Knieval will always be the man.
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Yea this was sick :salute
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Wonder what G's a stunt like that pulls once he hits the net
Well, it was stated that he was travelling at 120 mph. Looking at the video, his deceleration time was probably on the order of one second. That works out to be a little over 5 g's.
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It isn't the fall - it is the STOP that kills you. There are people who have actually SURVIVED a fall from a plane without a parachute before - most times it is because they hit deep soft snow - check these out:
http://www.strangehistory.net/2013/12/14/the-gannet-club-parachuteless-in-ww2/ (http://www.strangehistory.net/2013/12/14/the-gannet-club-parachuteless-in-ww2/)
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I understand that the FAA is talking to the pilot of the aircraft used. Seems there is a FAR requiring everyone in an aircraft used for skydiving or parachuting to wear a parachute.