Teen jumps off cruise ship on a dare

[AngloidPride]

Now you see the consequences of having a poor education system. Also, cruises are completely pointless.

[cyborg]

It's that sinking feeling when you find yourself in a situation without a safety net.

This was something Jonathan Haidt wrote about where kids now are mollycoddled by parents and can't take controlled risks in childhood when the consequences aren't so high. This guy gets a little bit of freedom, does something stupid and pays the ultimate price.

[AngloidPride]

It's that sinking feeling when you find yourself in a situation without a safety net.

This was something Jonathan Haidt wrote about where kids now are mollycoddled by parents and can't take controlled risks in childhood when the consequences aren't so high. This guy gets a little bit of freedom, does something stupid and pays the ultimate price.

I mean really, cruises shouldn't be a thing. They are a total waste of resources. All I see is a rich idiot dying because he was doing a rich idiot thing and then out idioted the other idiots. His rich idiot parents didn't care to educate him on the laws of physics. It's a tragedy, but this all could have been completely avoided if we just didn't bother with cruises. The energy and resources used in the cruise industry could be used toward far more productive and important things.

The ocean is the territory for military action, scientific research, and trade. It should not be seen as a leisure zone.

If you want to experience traveling in a boat, lock yourself in your house for a month and put ocean sounds on. Maybe spin around a bit for some nausea.

[Shysty021]

Damn my thread titles must be chit

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1683619333

[OnlyHope]

Natural Selection at its finest. This is the product of youth raised by tik tok.

yeah but look at the views and likes he got >>>>> his life

[OliverHeldens]

It's that sinking feeling when you find yourself in a situation without a safety net.

This was something Jonathan Haidt wrote about where kids now are mollycoddled by parents and can't take controlled risks in childhood when the consequences aren't so high. This guy gets a little bit of freedom, does something stupid and pays the ultimate price.

Yeah, I saw this firsthand last year with kids this same age and in the same economic group. I had to deal with their parents in an unfortunate situation where an apartment wasn't finished by the time they moved in, and these parents treated the situation as if I were going to kill their children. Everything worked out in the end, but they made things a ton more stressful for me simply because they didn't want their kids to endure any type of stress whatsoever.

They're alright guys, but I can't imagine what till happen in life once things don't go as expected and one of them has to improvise.

[cyborg]

Yeah, I saw this firsthand last year with kids this same age and in the same economic group. I had to deal with their parents in an unfortunate situation where an apartment wasn't finished by the time they moved in, and these parents treated the situation as if I were going to kill their children. Everything worked out in the end, but they made things a ton more stressful for me simply because they didn't want their kids to endure any type of stress whatsoever.

They're alright guys, but I can't imagine what till happen in life once things don't go as expected and one of them has to improvise.

Jeez talk about helicopter parents. It's ironic that they don't want their kids to be stressed but they are steering them into a life of anxiety if they can't endure stuff like that.

[Zere0wn]

imagine floating in the water in pitch dark, no land around, as the cruise ship gets farther away

[miscallday12]

Had same thought. The dude was def trying to jestermaxx.

Best case scenario: the dude survives and the sloots give him some attention for 30 seconds and then go and bang chad and tyrone.

never, ever, ever, EVER underestimate what a jestermaxxer is capable of

[andrepmeet]

I mean really, cruises shouldn't be a thing. They are a total waste of resources. All I see is a rich idiot dying because he was doing a rich idiot thing and then out idioted the other idiots. His rich idiot parents didn't care to educate him on the laws of physics. It's a tragedy, but this all could have been completely avoided if we just didn't bother with cruises. The energy and resources used in the cruise industry could be used toward far more productive and important things.

The ocean is the territory for military action, scientific research, and trade. It should not be seen as a leisure zone.

If you want to experience traveling in a boat, lock yourself in your house for a month and put ocean sounds on. Maybe spin around a bit for some nausea.

thought the same. no one is asking why the hell were kids 1) drinking 2) on a boat 3) in the ocean 4) at night?

crazy that a shark was caught on camera though. if there was one shark there were probably plenty. esp at night when they feed.

maybe he lucked out and drowned before he got eaten but he got eaten.


misctards as usual saying there was no shark.

shark on the left....kid looking directly at the shark on the left. He defo saw it too. Maybe he didn't know it was a shark but he knew it wasn't good so he swam away from the ship.

[SYKO227]

Kid probably got mauled by an ocean pitbull within 2 minutes srs; they follow ships in packs because workers/guests just throw left over food overboard to save costs

Either that or the current dragged him under since no flotation device



It's pitch black out there, no way they could see him

And by ocean pitbull we mean an actual pitbull that heard the commotion and swam over from his yard.

[NestBrah]

Almost certain that kid was eaten by a shark.


At 3 seconds in the video there is literally a shark that he spooked.

Pretty sure at 0.09 seconds you can actually see the shark attack him. His movement suddenly changes and there's thrashing. If you pause at 0.10 you can see what looks like the grey lower body of the shark biting his leg.

[TDR24]

Kid probably got mauled by an ocean pitbull within 2 minutes srs; they follow ships in packs because workers/guests just throw left over food overboard to save costs

Either that or the current dragged him under since no flotation device



It's pitch black out there, no way they could see him

I used to work in an oil rig kitchen of the north coast of Western Australia.
At 9am and 3pm sharp every day I used to chuck a full, huge bucket of meat scraps 100ft over the side at the same spot. And every day at those exact times a huge pack of sharks would be waiting down there like Pavlov's dogs.
As soon as the meat hit the water it would be a massive bubbling, broiling mess. Ten minutes later they were gone, until the next feeding hour...
These sharks don't fuk around, they are smart as hell.


Btw, you can see the shark again at 13 seconds at the base of the footage.

[ErnieMccracken]

I used to work in an oil rig kitchen of the north coast of Western Australia.
At 9am and 3pm sharp every day I used to chuck a full, huge bucket of meat scraps 100ft over the side at the same spot. And every day at those exact times a huge pack of sharks would be waiting down there like Pavlov's dogs.
As soon as the meat hit the water it would be a massive bubbling, broiling mess. Ten minutes later they were gone, until the next feeding hour...
These sharks don't fuk around, they are smart as hell.

Imagine falling in right at that spot fuarrrk

[sooby]

regardless of how retarded that was, that's a horrible way to die, either by floating about in the middle of the night and eventually dying, getting eaten by sharks or drowning.

[Merc72]

Pretty sure at 0.09 seconds you can actually see the shark attack him. His movement suddenly changes and there's thrashing. If you pause at 0.10 you can see what looks like the grey lower body of the shark biting his leg.

Good eyes brah. He shark food. RIP drunken idiot, we will always remember his hairline

[RayBoccini]

You disrespect the ocean, the ocean will disrespect you.

[Ken-O]

Kid probably thought he would be famous on tiktok. Now he only gets to be famous in Sharktok where a bunch of sharkcels are laughing at a silly human jumping into the ocean at night

[Ken-O]

And yeah, shark definitely got him. You can pause it between second 9 and 10 frame by frame and you will clearly see the same dark grey silhouette latching onto his leg. The kid died in less than a minute for sure.


Jesuschrist what a terrible way to go. Nightmare escenario.

[sfgiants13]

Pretty much sums up the tik tok generation

[Sal29]

I think I read somewhere that 192 feet is the longest fall into water anyone's ever survived and no one has ever survived a 200 foot fall. I would think it would be even less in salt water because of the increased density.

[MyGhettoFantasy]

I'm lucky I got through my childhood/teens in one piece.

RIP. Really dumb move but **** it sucks he paid the ultimate price. I feel bad for his parents. Imagine the last image of your boy is him in the ocean, never to be seen again.

[Destor]

Dares are supposed to be good-natured fun, this went way overboard

[ErnieMccracken]

I'm lucky I got through my childhood/teens in one piece.

RIP. Really dumb move but **** it sucks he paid the ultimate price. I feel bad for his parents. Imagine the last image of your boy is him in the ocean, never to be seen again.

brb 2 million bucks and 2 decades of your life, just to get eaten by sharks in the middle of the sea at night

[dabbmw2002]

I often think back about all the stupid things I did when I was that age and got away with.

[MyGhettoFantasy]

brb 2 million bucks and 2 decades of your life, just to get eaten by sharks in the middle of the sea at night

Broootal

[ErnieMccracken]

I often think back about all the stupid things I did when I was that age and got away with.

hey brahs watch me pass someone into oncoming traffic at 140mph lulz!

[bicmane102]

thought the same. no one is asking why the hell were kids 1) drinking 2) on a boat 3) in the ocean 4) at night?

i dont understand why you are confused. being on boats with friends is a GOAT activity

[ErnieMccracken]

i dont understand why you are confused. being on boats with friends is a GOAT activity

Poorcels never had a bunch of AMF's on a boat with their boys and a buncha sloots lmao.

What did they even do during spring break every year in college?

[jackflag]

I often think back about all the stupid things I did when I was that age and got away with.

He won't.