50ft plunge man saved by booze

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  1. jo_k_er_man

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    A BRITISH holidaymaker survived a 50ft plunge from a hotel balcony – because he was DRUNK.
    Theo Paget, 20, has been dubbed “rubber band man” by doctors after his miracle escape.
    He jumped up and ran off after the fall.
    Doctors say he should have died in the third-storey fall – but his muscles were so relaxed from a cocktail of booze and drugs that he absorbed the impact.
    Pals and hotel security in Marmaris, Turkey, searched for him for two hours before he strolled back into the lobby complaining of a sore back.
    Theo, of Leicester, was taken to hospital and found to have a spinal fracture.
    He said: “They were amazed I lived to tell the tale. I was like a rubber ball and just bounced.”
     
  2. VolcomStoner420

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    That would be hell sober.
     
  3. hippieatheart

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    Wow, that's really amazing.
    I was watching that show on Discovery Channel about how strong your body really is and shit (I forget what the show is called) and a dude got picked up by a tornado and flew almost a mile from where he was picked up. He got knocked out by something flying in the tornado and his body went limp and he survived being thrown because his body was limp and relaxed.
     
  4. CannbisSouL

    CannbisSouL Smoke 'till you toke. Lifetime Supporter

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    Thats pretty awesome!
     
  5. Astrofabrical

    Astrofabrical Senior Member

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    Maybe he wouldnt have fallen off in the first place if he was sober >.<
     
  6. -CoDy-

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    lmao that's funny but yea... ^what he said
     
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