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Extreme athlete Felix Baumgartner landed safely on Earth after a 24-mile jump from the stratosphere in a dramatic, daring feat that may also have marked the world’s first supersonic skydive.
http://www.khou.com/news/Skydiver-be...174096721.html 
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by sirI Oct 14, '12 2:50 pm
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I think he is really cool and really brave. If he'd died, goodness knows he'd have died doing what he loved! A bajillion cool points to him for taking the risk even if people thought he was a fool.
A nice meme that popped up in my facebook feed this AM is a pic of him in his spacesuit and it reads, "I don't always skydive, but when I do it's at 700mph from the edge of space." LOL
Last edit by Elvish on Oct 15, '12
Oct 14, '12 by VivaLasViejasUnbelievable. The guy must be street-rat crazy even to attempt such a stunt.....but ya gotta give him his props for doing it!Jolie likes this.
Oct 15, '12 by nursel56Wow, it is amazing. I remember visiting Roswell before all the UFO hoopla. It's a beautiful area.
Oct 15, '12 by ElvishI think he is really cool and really brave. If he'd died, goodness knows he'd have died doing what he loved! A bajillion cool points to him for taking the risk even if people thought he was a fool.
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Oct 17, '12 by man-nurse2blol this topic is funny...seeing only the first part of the topic sentence, I was thinking "where did he jump from the moon?" lucky he did not burn to a crispy fry
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