I love the sounds of him sobbing as he tries to vocalize around a collapsed lung. I sit here cackling with glee and thinking SEE, FUCKHAT, THIS IS WHY YOU DON'T BASEJUMP!

I seen the other vid and i must say i think i would rather have hit the ground going 100 miles an hour and die then live that shit.

Someone in the office said they are going to have nightmares from just Hearing the Agony that guy was in.

Aw3s0me!

He kinda looked like This afterwards.

anyone know if this guy lived??? i didnt want the whole thing.. i stopped after seeing his face and figured. 'well, i dont see guts and blood all over, so this is as good as it gets.' :

yes he lived

someone UTILIZE TEH INTARWEB and find me some pictures of this dude afterwards.

Here you go Dr.<3. This is the last frame of the video.

There is something to be said for people who do not live life on the edge and get their rocks off base jumping... we do not get rocks in our heads!

Did anybody else notice the artistic angles of some of those shots, though? I see a documentary in the future: 'Back When I Was A Moron'.

crappy

Some time ago, a friend of me had to go to the military service.
He decided to join the skydive section.
On his first jump (i dont know the exact height anymore) he had a problem with his parachute, so he fell nearly undamped on the ground.
As he hit the ground his abdominal wall bursted, he sayed the last thing he remembered was that he could see some of his organs.
Fortunately he fell in a swamp, so he survived with no permanent harms.
Lucky bastard.

Haha, thats like calling a one-legged dog 'Lucky'.