bk2drvr
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Anyone know the approximate height of this leap?
Anyone know the approximate height of this leap?
And people gripe at the laws that make that illegal.
Those laws are there for a reason. And this is exactly the reason why.
I would rather see personal responsibility and accountability rather than broad brush laws that don't apply to every single instance.
Trespassing on railroad property, endangering a vessel, and creating a hazard to navigation aren't broad brush laws. Come back and post after the "victim" sues the Railroad for not doing enough to stop access and prevent him from jumping.
If it was my boat he wasn't dead from the impact he would be after i held him underwater for stress cracking my gel coat
Darwin in action
I honestly don't know how I would have reacted if he landed on one of my daughters.
I heard 70-75'
Going through the no wake zone at the 40 and my kids saw people jumping from the rope under the bridge. All of a sudden they scream and say a guy just landed on the front of a Boat and fell in the water. Everybody rushed over there but I didn't want to go back and have my kids see anything. Hope the guys was OK but didn't look good at all.
Fucking Idiot
That's all I keep thinking especially after seeing the Video...
There aren't enough laws in the books to keep up with the Go Pro generation. We did stupid crap growing up but nothing like they're doing now.
From what others have said and all, it sounds like there were people swinging from the rope swing but the person that landed on the boat was not one of those. It was instead that guy that jumped from the bridge.The OP said the person jumped from under the bridge using the rope. The person in the video was on top of the bridge. Or is this the same person. :headscratch:
Absofuckinglutely.
What a total fuck up. Gawd i hope that girl recovers. As for the jumper, and it if was my daughter, he would of needed someone else to help him...
Prayers to that girl and her family. Is there any way to help??
From what others have said and all, it sounds like there were people swinging from the rope swing but the person that landed on the boat was not one of those. It was instead that guy that jumped from the bridge.
Trespassing on railroad property, endangering a vessel, and creating a hazard to navigation aren't broad brush laws. Come back and post after the "victim" sues the Railroad for not doing enough to stop access and prevent him from jumping.
There aren't enough laws in the books to keep up with the Go Pro generation. We did stupid crap growing up but nothing like they're doing now.
Prayers to that girl and her family. Is there any way to help??
I spoke with someone today who said 2 people jumped from their boat to pull the jumper from the water - he was unconscious and had compound fractures of both legs with lots of blood in the water...
Think before you act - he messed himself up seriously but even worse an innocent person has been seriously messed up from his actions.
The ticket is the least of their worries right now. I would think common sense would be more of a deterrent than a law, in this case anyway.