This guy
Retard.
Skydiver Luke Aikins figures his next leap into thin air will start pretty much like the thousands that preceded it, only with one small but significant difference: This time when he steps out of the plane at 25,000 feet he won't take his parachute with him.
If all goes according to plan, he will land two minutes later in a trawler-like fishing net 20 stories above the ground and only about a third the size of a football field. If he can pull it off, he will put his name in the history books as the only skydiver to go from plane to planet Earth without a parachute.
The effort will be broadcast live on Fox at 8 p.m. EDT (5 p.m. PDT) Saturday as part of an hour-long program called "Stride Gum Presents Heaven Sent." It will be shown on a tape delay, however, and will contain a warning to viewers not to try this themselves.
If all goes according to plan, he will land two minutes later in a trawler-like fishing net 20 stories above the ground and only about a third the size of a football field. If he can pull it off, he will put his name in the history books as the only skydiver to go from plane to planet Earth without a parachute.
The effort will be broadcast live on Fox at 8 p.m. EDT (5 p.m. PDT) Saturday as part of an hour-long program called "Stride Gum Presents Heaven Sent." It will be shown on a tape delay, however, and will contain a warning to viewers not to try this themselves.
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