Wingsuit flyer lands - without a chute

[mebull 27]

Next job, . . . . is. . . . . the_angel winged guy. Next employer, . . . . . (well you file in the blank). It was still a unnecessary STUNT. Just because you can doesn't always mean you should.

 

Mel

[Rocky_53 1,579]

Sure, I agree it was a crazy stunt, but I remember being one of a very few guys in 1975 launching myself from a hill on the Marlborought downs, hung from a contraption that has developed into a very sophisticated sport we now know as Hang Gliding. I remember people thought I was a complete nutter and none of my friends could understand why I would want to do such a thing. But things develop and grow, and they often grow into something that is completely different from the original idea. Although the original idea may have been lost along the way amongst all the development, it often is nevertheless a launchpad for such 'new sports.'

[japascoe 98]

Next job, . . . . is. . . . . the_angel winged guy. Next employer, . . . . . (well you file in the blank). It was still a unnecessary STUNT. Just because you can doesn't always mean you should.

 

Mel

 

He spent three years preparing for this stunt, perhaps the risks weren't as great as you're imagining?

[Murmur 3,941]

I've yet to see a necessary stunt :)