SHThrowAway213
That's the hell I live with
- Apr 19, 2018
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Glowbaby
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- May 24, 2020
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I dont think thats high enough either. I know someone who survived a jump off 60 ft cliff with a traumatic brain injury
There's one crazy guy on YouTube who breaks into hotels and jumps off them into water. He usually jumps about 5 stories into the pool.
One time, when he broke into an oceanfront hotel, he jumped 10 stories into the ocean.
He definitely hasn't died , and he never seems to even be injured after his jumps.
I'm not really sure which is more dangerous: a 5 story jump into a pool, or a 10 story jump into the deep ocean.
One time, when he broke into an oceanfront hotel, he jumped 10 stories into the ocean.
He definitely hasn't died , and he never seems to even be injured after his jumps.
I'm not really sure which is more dangerous: a 5 story jump into a pool, or a 10 story jump into the deep ocean.
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That's exactly how we'd land when jumping of rocks, I think the highest was 60ft into maybe 12 ft water. As long as you spike in with arms extended then immediately go into a ball (after hitting water) you won't hit the ground, that was a river though.
I don't think it's a good idea OP, I hope things are feeling better but I know of at least one or more cases of people falling out of planes, no parachute and lived, they're in the minority but for a decent chance of success I don't think 80ft is high enough, even onto land. Is it hard rocks for the landing or sand/earth/snow etc? I guess a head dive into rock might work....but I still don't advise it
