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  1. Member rtlgator's Avatar
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    #21
    He only turned back since his underwear was full...

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    #22
    Well ...... at least the water was ALREADY brown ....


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    #23
    Man is Nucking Futs!! He beat the impossible odds in so many ways. Go home. Dry off. Buy some Lottery tickets. Stay home.

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    #24
    Quote Originally Posted by Dixie-Raven View Post
    I believe he did, you can see it in the water.
    I couldn't zoom in but it looked like it was still on his head. My bad

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    #25
    I guess when he grabbed the rope, it just swung him in over the gunnel? It was very low in the water. Hope he learned a lesson.

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    #26
    Quote Originally Posted by 11pounder View Post
    No life jacket,no kill switch and no brains.
    But Lady Luck was with him.

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    #27
    Obviously not a bull rider. No sea legs...................... and now a wet brain.
    GETFISHED !!!

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    #28
    this is why our insurance is so high folks doing stupid stupid things like this.

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    #29
    I know two people who was thrown from a boat many years ago. The lucky one had a 100+ stiches and the unlucky one had to have 4 fingers re-attached. I was not one of them but since that day I have always worn my kill switch and life jacket. I wear my inflatable the entire time on on my boat. To remember the kill switch I have a key ring on my ignition key that I hook the kill switch too when to motor is not running. Anytime I grab the key I am reminded to hook up my lanyard.

    I thought the guy was a goner but he somehow climbed in when the camera angle could not see him. He's lucky to be alive. Had the boat not got him the waves probably would have.

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