Well I went and got chipotle, then came home and fapped. That's about it. Oh and I repped some people in this thread. Probably gonna have my girlfriend come over later
Well like I said the lake was pretty nice when I first started riding, then once I got decently far out it started picking up. There was a big freight ship I was trying to go see so I wasnt gonna turn around after I made it that far
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08-03-2011, 11:49 AM #64
Something along those lines happened to me but in a much more dangerous scenario. Scuba diving in France when my air began to get low so I went up to see where the group had gone.Well apparently they didn't remember that the one Irish guy wasn't there and I was left 4 miles out from the shore and could see the boat driving off.It was raining.storm was brewing.Well I dropped my tank off of me(which I sure as **** wasn't paying for) pooped my cord and inflatable buoy so they could potentially find it ,left the jacket and started swimming.
Waves were high so I found an actual buoy and held on for dear life. Coast guard came and picked me up after about an hour.Srsly thank god for wetsuits cos I'd probably be dead.
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08-03-2011, 12:23 PM #75
not to demean your experience or whatever, but:
1) you probably had a life jacket on (if you were following the law), which makes swimming long distances much easier (maybe not as fast, but not as exhausting)
2) you were on a lake
4) you didn't almost die, not even come close
the worst that could have happened would be your jet ski driving off even further and you would have been in the water for a few hours, until you made it back to shore. like some other guy said, it's not like there were some strong currents pulling you out to the ocean
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08-03-2011, 01:12 PM #88
I don't see what's the big deal, if you had a life jacket on (srs) You were in a lake, so they would have found you. Still scary, but you didn't quite cheat death.
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08-03-2011, 02:33 PM #89
It wasnt the thick ass orange ones you get on a boat, it was pretty thin. You try swimming in the middle of lake erie with 6 foot waves slamming on you. Not exaclty "Near death" but if I wasnt in the shape I was in or couldn't swim I wouldve been in trouble. Mind you there were absolutely no boats in the water at all and I was feeling myself slowly sinking when I wouldnt kick my legs.
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