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Re: heights
Rhys writes:
> Actually, I take that back. I was even more terrified right after
> jumping when I was convinced that I was about 3 seconds from dying.
nokidding. at least when i jumped off the bridge, there wasn't time to
flip out more. although my first jump i went face first, so it felt like i
broke m y nose again.
owie.
When I jumped, I had just enough time to think, "Oh God, what have I done?!?" and to notice just how fast the ground was rushing up to meet me. Then I felt the cord tighten around my ankles as my descent stopped. At that point, I dissolved into near hysterical laughter which didn't stop until they lowered me into the boat. It was utterly terrifying. And I'd do it again in a heartbeat. :)
bungeejumping. i'm impressed.
Ehhh... no need to be impressed. It's amazing what you can talk yourself into doing when you're halfway around the world...
Steve
oncleboo at aol_com
np: Pedro the Lion - Winners Never Quit
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