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This guy's story is amazing... I remember when he got lost in the wilderness and when he was shot with the arrow (from his profile in the olympics), I didn't know about the motorcycle accident. Now he survives a plane crash, and an hour swimming in freezing water. He will probably laugh at the floating door scene every time he watches Titanic from now on
I have had one heart surgery and 2 lung surgery, plus 1 other cancer removal surgery. Went through chemo 3 times.
I fell 15 feet through a roof into a lived in garage onto my back and broke 3 ribs.
When I was in college I was at a friends house and I didn't realize it but his buddy was aiming a loaded 22 rifle at my head. Right before he pulled the trigger I pulled my body back and felt the bullet go past my forehead. It went though a pack of cigarettes I was holding.
I was in a raft that flipped over in flood conditions in freezing cold water and almost drowned.
I have more.... This guy has me beat but, my point is I feel lucky to be alive rather than unlucky to have crazy **** happen to me all the time.
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When I was in college I was at a friends house and I didn't realize it but his buddy was aiming a loaded 22 rifle at my head. Right before he pulled the trigger I pulled my body back and felt the bullet go past my forehead. It went though a pack of cigarettes I was holding.
a .22 shot in the body can be more deadly than other calibers because there is not enough potential energy in a 22 round to exit the body. So unlike a .38 or something that would leave an exit wound. The 22 rattles around like Pacman and will richocet off bones n'****
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