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CutesyMissy

"... radio's most notorious shock jock."
How can you be 20 years old and not realise jumping out of a cruise ship 200 ft from the water at night is an assured death?

Even if they instantly slammed the breaks on (turned the propellers the other way) it would take miles to return to the area, even in clear daylight conditions it would be difficult to spot him.
I believe, in the 7th grade (around 12 or 13 years of age), in biology. They explain you, very clearly, the concept of the superficial tension of the water. In which, if you fall from above 70 meters, the water particles don't have enough time to part ways. And, since you reached terminal velocity (above 125 mph), you might as well fall on concrete.
 
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JoeCumiawearsDIAPERS

DMANIAC
How can you be 20 years old and not realise jumping out of a cruise ship 200 ft from the water at night is an assured death?

Even if they instantly slammed the breaks on (turned the propellers the other way) it would take miles to return to the area, even in clear daylight conditions it would be difficult to spot him.
For real. Even if he pulled this stunt in the middle of the day with everybody watching, he still might as well have been floating in outer space. This is beyond retarded.

 

Kinderman

Eight six six, Ron zero Rez
Nice half arsed effort from other passengers the morning after trying to spot him.
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