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03-18-2010, 01:28 PM
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Re: Suicide Jump From 400 Foot Radio Tower In Phoenix, Arizona
I don't think he ended his life, Mr. Narrator. He slipped. Who knows? It may have just been a cry for attention... gone wrong.
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#117
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03-27-2010, 01:56 PM
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Re: Suicide Jump From 400 Foot Radio Tower In Phoenix, Arizona
wow,one wrong step in the wrong direction,here you can see what happend =). nice fall,but for me not fast enough   greetings:Gutmutilator |
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03-28-2010, 05:22 AM
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Re: Suicide Jump From 400 Foot Radio Tower In Phoenix, Arizona
lol , you gotta love slo-mo/alternate angle deaths... I think the man climbed up there with the intention of dying, a 400 ft climb is a lot of time to change your mind, but once he got up there the dizzying heights kicked his survival instincts on, which caused him to have to build up the courage to follow through with it (ever have to before the high-dive at the pool?). and when he grabbed the pole when he slipped thats the survival instincts again(he didnt even think about it, he just reacted) I still think the outcome would have remained the same even without the slip. aftermath would definitely be a +1 |
