RIP Yuri
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Mar 18, 2017
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#22
according to his buds he was doing parkour, and he slipped when he he was doing a stunt.
2Q1C escribió:
It's upsetting just to think about. RIP Yuri. I did not know you, but tonights session on the tactics trainer will be dedicated to you dude.
That's a lot of pressure. What happens if you fail all of them?
Mar 18, 2017
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#24
A Czech flight attendant fell 37,000 feet unaided and survived in the 70's. The plane exploded and I think she landed on snow down the side of a mountain whilst still strapped to her seat. This is believed to be the greatest height fallen unaided and survived. Incredible.
Strangemover escribió:
A Czech flight attendant fell 37,000 feet unaided and survived in the 70's. The plane exploded and I think she landed on snow down the side of a mountain whilst still strapped to her seat. This is believed to be the greatest height fallen unaided and survived. Incredible.
Well I think it is better to die than to survive and have to deal with dozens of broken bones and permanent injuries.
Mar 18, 2017
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#26
Apparently she suffered only a few broken bones and recovered to lead a regular life.
Mar 18, 2017
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#27
kaynight wrote:
But on the downside, she never finished her trolley round.
Win some lose some.
Mar 18, 2017
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#28
at that height she mustve been unconscious before she hit whatever it was she hit when she landed.
Indirect wrote:
2Q1C wrote:
Who is Yuri?
Why did you have to comment? You made me think Yuri Averbakh had died.
Did you really? My post providing the answer and in red was made one minute after 2Q1C's question.
Ah ok Urk, I'll look at it then. Wow those are some incredible cases. Well there you go 2Q.