Swan Dive?
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Bro do you even lift
nailed it!
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Wow - he hit about everything possible on the way down.
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Looks like he didn’t stick the landing
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It's a good thing the floor broke his fall.
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The Post article state he was outside the Terrapin Brewery. That is a local craft beer brewery and there is also a Terrapin at Suntrust Park. That is some high octane brew, and very good !!! Highly recommended !!! [NO disrespect intended to the injured party]
That'll get low scores from the Russian judge! 
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was that Jack Black?
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No flaps, too much airspeed on final, and landed flat. No wonder he bounced.
It's all about sink rate.
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Yup. Some flyers just never learn to flare...
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When I was with FedEx our hotel of preference when in Atlanta was the Marriott Marquis downtown. We'd stay there, have conventions & annual meetings there, etc.
It had a funky-assed atrium that was cone shaped, sorta. Look straight up after having a few in the lobby bar and it was some serious vertigo inducing chit!
Back in the late 90's and early 00's, it was Atlanta's suicide hotel of choice (might still be for all I know). People regularly (relatively speaking) jumped off of an upper floor balcony. A swan dive was once taken while I was staying there.
It had a funky-assed atrium that was cone shaped, sorta. Look straight up after having a few in the lobby bar and it was some serious vertigo inducing chit!
Back in the late 90's and early 00's, it was Atlanta's suicide hotel of choice (might still be for all I know). People regularly (relatively speaking) jumped off of an upper floor balcony. A swan dive was once taken while I was staying there.
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Here's a swan dive.
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That was almost a triple lindy!
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actually the russian judge gave him a 9.5......cause he must have been on dope...That'll get low scores from the Russian judge!
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i wonder if, as he neared the embrace of Mother Earth, he heard Retard, Retard, Retard like he was landing a big 'Bus????
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He probably heard that his entire life... but on the short bus.
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Sorry, Garry Hoy did it better.
"Garry Hoy was a Canadian lawyer who worked for the law firm of Holden Day Wilson in Toronto. In an attempt to prove that the glass in the Toronto-Dominion Centre was unbreakable, he threw himself at a glass wall on the 24th floor. The frame broke and Hoy fell to his death on July 9, 1993."
"Garry Hoy was a Canadian lawyer who worked for the law firm of Holden Day Wilson in Toronto. In an attempt to prove that the glass in the Toronto-Dominion Centre was unbreakable, he threw himself at a glass wall on the 24th floor. The frame broke and Hoy fell to his death on July 9, 1993."
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I think it was Jared Kushner.
ktup-flyer
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They had to do something to make Braves baseball tolerable
Matthew
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Reminded me of a scene in the movie "Edge of Tomorrow" where a guy keeps getting killed, only to come back to life. The second best thing about that movie was getting to see Tom Cruise die over, and over, and over. The best thing about that movie was the look on the Master Sergeant's face after one particular death:
steingar
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Makes me feel far better about my own drunken shenanigans.