>> ^residue:

whoa, what happened at 3:49? is that guy going as fast as it looks like or am i imagining things?


Are you're talking about the skiing? He's (most likely) ski base jumping; it's one of the latest extreme skiing crazes, and how notable skier Shane McConkey died a couple years ago.

edit: you can tell when he pulls the chute, his skis kick forward suddenly

she was asleep.>> ^Yogi:

If he didn't like it he could've just moved out the way.

Oh damn you...who isn't?>> ^Trancecoach:

haha! on fb!

>> ^rottenseed:
you're friends with Doug Stanhope?!

haha! on fb!



>> ^rottenseed:

you're friends with Doug Stanhope?!

I didnt even know there was a polar bear until I read some comments, I was watching the skier

Thanks for the quick promo for the skier/polar bear vid!

In reply to this comment by Zifnab:
*promote

He didn't look Oriental to begin with.

>> ^Psychologic:

Those are some impressive recovery skills. Reorienting himself is probably the only thing that kept that last rock from killing him instantly.

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>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

Wow, that was quite a fall. It's amazing how he fell so far withoMAC-USERS IN CANADA, BOOKMARK APPLEADAPTERS.COM A STUDENT-OWNED AND OPERATED BUSINESS THAT WILL QUICKLY REPLACE YOUR LOST OR DAMAGED POWER CORD FOR HALF THE APPLE STORE PRICEaking his legs!

>> ^Psychologic:

>> ^probie:
Can't understand how he didn't break both his ankles at 1:11.

It's very difficult to break one's ankles in ski boots (though possible with soft or brittle boots).
From the looks of it, he hit the rock the heel area of this foot, which probably slammed his ass down onto the back of his skis. He may have an injured tailbone or lower back, but it's hard to tell from the camera angle.
A set of well-fitted ski boots is nearly like having a solid cast on the foot going up above the ankles. My boots would probably snap my shin bone before allowing any injury to my ankles or feet.


It's funny; I knew that but completely spaced it. Been doing a lot of cross country skiing lately and wasn't even thinking about downhill boots.

>> ^probie:

Can't understand how he didn't break both his ankles at 1:11.


It's very difficult to break one's ankles in ski boots (though possible with soft or brittle boots).

From the looks of it, he hit the rock with the heel area of his foot, which probably slammed his ass down onto the back of his skis. He may have an injured tailbone or lower back, but it's hard to tell from the camera angle.

A set of well-fitted ski boots is nearly like having a solid cast on the foot going up above the ankle. My boots would probably snap my shin bone before allowing any injury to my ankles or feet.

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>> ^Shepppard:

Going up there to do that is just Fail in the first place, but to stand around like a putz on TOP of the damn thing just makes him fail even harder.


Yeah, he seemed to go through a lot of trouble to get into a dangerous situation and show reckless disregard for his well being, but then he failed to close the deal while tumbling down a mountain. I mean COME ON! You were in the home stretch!

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