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post 1683723393 05-31-2023, 10:15 AM
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Jesus christ at the dude going BYE BYE
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post 1683724263 05-31-2023, 10:29 AM
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You know.. it would've saved his life if public school actually taught anything useful, you know like don't jump into the ocean on a booze cruise, how currents work, that sharks follow ships etc etc


NPC personality, no inner conscious speaking to him; teens do retarded things(myself included) but it never occurred to me to jump off a perfectly good ship
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post 1683724643 05-31-2023, 10:34 AM
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as dumb as this was, I am mind blown the crew couldn't manage to get him back on
post 1683724763 05-31-2023, 10:35 AM
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He caught the entire misc mirin for winning a dare

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post 1683724993 05-31-2023, 10:38 AM
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a great example of natural selection.
he is sure to win a darwin award for this.
post 1683725023 05-31-2023, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
as dumb as this was, I am mind blown the crew couldn't manage to get him back on
Kid probably got mauled by an ocean pitbull within 2 minutes srs; they follow ships in packs because workers/guests just throw left over food overboard to save costs

Either that or the current dragged him under since no flotation device



It's pitch black out there, no way they could see him
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post 1683725053 05-31-2023, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
as dumb as this was, I am mind blown the crew couldn't manage to get him back on
cruise ships take like a mile to turn around
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post 1683725353 05-31-2023, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted By Smithers115
cruise ships take like a mile to turn around
wasn't a cruise ship

post 1683725503 05-31-2023, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
wasn't a cruise ship

was only a matter of minutes brah, as soon as the ship passed it was game over
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post 1683725723 05-31-2023, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
wasn't a cruise ship

Doesn’t matter. One square mile is 27,848,400 square feet. A bobbing head in the ocean is 1x1 square foot. And at night nonetheless. Good night sweet prince.
Your schtick sucks and it screams insecurity.
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post 1683725893 05-31-2023, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
wasn't a cruise ship

https://youjustsawthat.com/372-2/

the article in the first comment says it was a cruise in the bahamas

edit: "The group left for the pirate-themed boating expedition four hours after they arrived."

LOL nvm, what a retarded article title. I thought it was a legit cruise ship
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post 1683725943 05-31-2023, 10:50 AM
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damn, he's on video right there. couldn't send a lifeguard in after him within 5 minutes?
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Originally Posted By blissful88
You know.. it would've saved his life if public school actually taught anything useful, you know like don't jump into the ocean on a booze cruise, how currents work, that sharks follow ships etc etc


NPC personality, no inner conscious speaking to him; teens do retarded things(myself included) but it never occurred to me to jump off a perfectly good ship
An NPC would stay on the boat…..
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Originally Posted By blissful88
Kid probably got mauled by an ocean pitbull within 2 minutes srs; they follow ships in packs because workers/guests just throw left over food overboard to save costs

Either that or the current dragged him under since no flotation device



It's pitch black out there, no way they could see him
Even if none of that were true, it's surprisingly hard to stay afloat in the middle of the ocean for very long without anything to hang on to or keep you afloat. People seem to think it's just like swimming on top of a pool or lake, but it's not.
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Originally Posted By TryingMen
Even if none of that were true, it's surprisingly hard to stay afloat in the middle of the ocean for very long without anything to hang on to or keep you afloat. People seem to think it's just like swimming on top of a pool or lake, but it's not.
Isn’t it harder to float in lake water because there’s no salt so no bouncy?
post 1683727423 05-31-2023, 11:13 AM
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nothing of value was lost
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Almost certain that kid was eaten by a shark.


At 3 seconds in the video there is literally a shark that he spooked.
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Originally Posted By TryingMen
Even if none of that were true, it's surprisingly hard to stay afloat in the middle of the ocean for very long without anything to hang on to or keep you afloat. People seem to think it's just like swimming on top of a pool or lake, but it's not.
it's easier to stay afloat in ocean. but waves could carry you far very quickly.
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What a stupid kunt
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Originally Posted By leafs43
Almost certain that kid was eaten by a shark.


At 3 seconds in the video there is literally a shark that he spooked.
This, terrible way to go.
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Originally Posted By Bigbuster1
Isn’t it harder to float in lake water because there’s no salt so no bouncy?
If you're just talking from a scientific perspective of saltwater vs. fresh, then sure. But the middle of the ocean has waves too, some of which are plenty big. You'll have to work much harder from getting dunked under stranded in the middle of the ocean than a lake or a pool. I'm not even talking about currents pulling you one direction or another, just the activity of the waves themselves requires much more exertion to keep your head above them.
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Originally Posted By Bigbuster1
Isn’t it harder to float in lake water because there’s no salt so no bouncy?
Exactly this, you could do nothing but breath and still stay afloat in the ocean (see many folks be on their back chilin floating at the beach). Though people flail and tire themselves out and drown.

Boat current either got him, or the sharks did.
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Originally Posted By TryingMen
If you're just talking from a scientific perspective of saltwater vs. fresh, then sure. But the middle of the ocean has waves too, some of which are plenty big. You'll have to work much harder from getting dunked under stranded in the middle of the ocean than a lake or a pool. I'm not even talking about currents pulling you one direction or another, just the activity of the waves themselves requires much more exertion to keep your head above them.
Negative ghost rider, hes in the Atlantic. They have rolling raves, with long periods. They don't have 2-4 second periods like we do in the gulf where the waves appear choppy and consistent. If the guy knew how to float on his back he could chill for days providing the sharks didn't get him.
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Originally Posted By leafs43
Almost certain that kid was eaten by a shark.


At 3 seconds in the video there is literally a shark that he spooked.
in the top left of the video that's a shark?
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
in the top left of the video that's a shark?
Yes it ****ing is. Great eyes son! This dood got ate.
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
in the top left of the video that's a shark?
Originally Posted By FinBra
Yes it ****ing is. Great eyes son! This dood got ate.
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