March 8, 200521 yr comment_34336 http://www.big-boys.com/articles/crazydriver1.html Make sure you watch it right through. I know watching burnouts can be painful for some of you but bare with it. Report
March 8, 200521 yr comment_34341 his hair would have absorbed most of the energy from that shovel.. Report
March 8, 200521 yr comment_34347 Ahh big-boys.com - A favourite site of mine If you want to see a kid that is in the running for the "dumb as a turd" award - then check this out. http://www.big-boys.com/articles/bumperhit.html Report
March 8, 200521 yr comment_34364 SNAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! funy because hes dead :dance: Report
March 8, 200521 yr Author comment_34371 I dunno about dead...brain dead (before hand) and severly injured. I mean people have survived falls from many thousands of feet when their chute failed, BOUNCED and lived to tell the tale....(apparently going limp and landing on your back is the trick :dance:) Report
March 8, 200521 yr Author comment_34372 Examples Tang Lee Ping Kuala Lumpur: In February of 2001 Tang Lee Ping of Malaysia fell 1,500 meters after her main and back-up parachutes failed to open. She woke up three hours later in a nearby hospital. Her injuries were minor (only bruises). She attributed her survival to God and a soft landing area. Sharon McLelland Queensville, Ontario, Canada: In September of 1994, McLelland's main parachute malfunctioned and she failed to deploy her reserve. Aided by the streaming parachute and a landing in soft dirt, McLelland's first reaction was to apologize to her instructor for not using her reserve. Craig Paton Auchterarder, Perthshire, Scotland: Paton's main parachute failed and so did his reserve. He fell 3,200 feet, landed on a grassy embankment, and suffered a severe chest injury. A newspaper account estimated his speed at more than 40 miles per hour. He was put in a drug-induced coma, but was expected to survive. There are several EXTREME stories too mostly from WWII era... Nicholas Alkemade In March of 1944, Nicholas Alkemade was the tail gunner in a British Lancaster bomber on a night mission to Berlin when his plane was attacked by German fighters. When the captain ordered the crew to bail out, Alkemade looked back into the plane and discovered that his parachute was in flames. He chose to jump without a parachute rather than to stay in the burning plane. He fell 18,000 feet, landing in trees, underbrush, and drifted snow. He twisted his knee and had some cuts, but was otherwise alright. The human body is an incredable thing....just can't seem to handle bullets real well... Report
March 8, 200521 yr Author comment_34375 LoL theres even a guide to what to do in a free fall situation where no parachute is present..... Report
March 9, 200521 yr comment_34401 hahaha that first one is funny!! reminds me of me..... the second one, got what he deserved. as fro failing parachutes... wtf are you doign jumping out of a perfectly good plane??? Report
March 9, 200521 yr comment_34411 wimps!! long swim to visit nz nick!! p.s. will email confirmed flight info tonight :dance: Report
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