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    Default Stunt man in wingsuit jumps from 2400 ft and lands without a parachute.

    Big, brassy round ones.....
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...parachute.html

    And now the view from the cameraman that jumped behind him.
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...parachute.html
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    WithOUT using a Parachute

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    With a shoute it wouldnt be nothing special... But it is much more interesting to see wingsuit jumps in the mountains.

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    Ooh, the magic title editor has been at work!

    Yes, type in haste and repent for a while with MP.net non-editable titles. Until the magic editor stops by!
    Last edited by zundappuk; 05-24-2012 at 04:00 AM. Reason: Because I can.....

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    do it without the box's i dare ya!

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    I once jumped from the sixth stair and broke my arm. In fairness, there were no cardboard boxes to cushion my fall. I lost my virginity some 11 years later.

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    Special Forces can learn a trick or two from this gentleman. (Sigh)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vehemence View Post
    I once jumped from the sixth stair and broke my arm. In fairness, there were no cardboard boxes to cushion my fall. I lost my virginity some 11 years later.
    So you broke your arm at the tender age of 19?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mu-Meson View Post
    So you broke your arm at the tender age of 19?
    I was young and stupid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J.Noah ה View Post
    Special Forces can learn a trick or two from this gentleman. (Sigh)
    What's that? Always have 18,000 boxes to cushion your fall in the landing zone?

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    He was in 3 Para.

    Crazy from that high up the LZ Boxes must of looked tiny!

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    Sure he lived. But he's still an idiot.

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    That's not clever, he used cardboard boxes to catch him

    I thought he landed on his own :P

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    "I have been training and planning for this record attempt for many years now and I am so proud to have achieved a world first."
    He continued: "I want to thank everyone involved for their support and belief in me because this really has been a team effort."
    Class act, right there. Very brave man.

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    to become the first person to jump from such a height and live without deploying a parachute.
    - from the article.

    Not even close to the first. The first to do it as a plan and with the option of not doing it? Maybe.

    Still, hats off to the jump and the jumper.

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