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Skydiving stunt lands 3 Americans in hot water at Bangkok mall - video


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  On 1/2/2025 at 1:02 PM, G_Money said:


Similar to the View Talay 6 (most popular) jumpers that don’t even bother to don a chute.

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I don't disagree with that - while its tragic that some see no other option there is a significant element of selfishness in putting others at physical risk, also the horrific cleanup...  this kind of eliminates some of the initial sympathy felt. 

 

 

 

 

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  On 1/2/2025 at 10:36 AM, kidneyw said:

Looking to fill up space in AN.

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 12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
The incident, which occurred on October 3

Looking to fill up space in AN.

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Well TBH, it never says they did it live.........plus watching the video by Arman Kremer, it says he posted it December 11......when they were long gone!!

 

 

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  On 1/2/2025 at 10:32 PM, mushroomdave said:

 12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
The incident, which occurred on October 3

Looking to fill up space in AN.

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Well TBH, it never says they did it live.........plus watching the video by Arman Kremer, it says he posted it December 11......when they were long gone!!

 

 

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it's ok Thai Police are prepared.. have now been issued with Butterfly nets.

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  On 1/2/2025 at 1:02 PM, G_Money said:


Similar to the View Talay 6 (most popular) jumpers that don’t even bother to don a chute.

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Not really, but accidents happens, same as if you drive high speed at the highway to much to often to stupid, you will finely have an accident.

 

Back in the days when I started we figured out an estimated statistic 1 fatal jump pr 1000 jumps, in the early 2000 around 1 fatal jumps pr 2500, but organized jumps we had from KL tower and Petronas excided those numbers greatly and very few accidents happened in organized events world around. Can't say an exact number since I have been out for so many years now, but more than 10 000 jumps for each fatality. 

 

This is high risk activity that is easy to do for anyone who want to do, but reckless stupid activity pays off in worst ways, as well lack of talent and understanding. 

 

I survived around 500 jumps before retirement. I started out without any profiled jumpers around me, and very few base jumpers where active at that time. Many who had done one or two, but very few who jumped actively. 

 

Bandit jumps in the city at night was one of the most thrilling exiting jumps I did, as well day blasting in Paris jumping the "Le Grande Arch" at Saturday lunch time. Was chased by security and police for hours. Great party at Budda bar later that evening. 

 

Opening new big walls was another thrill back then when nobody else had jumped before you. 

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Cool base jump, but their speeding away on motorcycles was more dangerous to everyone than the jump and glide. :coffee1:

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