Lost my keys in a lake? Well, I'll just strap an anchor to my body and....
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See!! He should have had a ditch-able anchor.gfisher4792:
JVM4.0
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P.S.: Search nearly fatal
A Lee's Summit man nearly drowned Monday morning while trying to recover his keys at Longview Lake.
The Missouri Water Patrol gave the following account: The man, 54, used a garden hose as a breathing tube and jumped into the lake with a rope and a 20-pound anchor tied to his waist.
He went underwater once and came up without the keys. He went down a second time, lost the garden hose and ran out of breath.
A person on the surface realized something was wrong and pulled the man out with the rope. The victim was unresponsive for a short time but began breathing on his own. He refused medical treatment.
A Lee's Summit man nearly drowned Monday morning while trying to recover his keys at Longview Lake.
The Missouri Water Patrol gave the following account: The man, 54, used a garden hose as a breathing tube and jumped into the lake with a rope and a 20-pound anchor tied to his waist.
He went underwater once and came up without the keys. He went down a second time, lost the garden hose and ran out of breath.
A person on the surface realized something was wrong and pulled the man out with the rope. The victim was unresponsive for a short time but began breathing on his own. He refused medical treatment.
diverrick
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MAN!!!! what a doofus! Thining the Gene pool one at a time. He almost succeded.
I wonder if he remembered to disconnect the garden hose from the faucet?
cyklon_300
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being overweighted...
I doubt if he needed more than 16 lbs...
I doubt if he needed more than 16 lbs...
aquaoren
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ROFLMAO
Stupidity has no limits.
Eventhough I'll repeat someones post: Superior candidate for the Darwin award.
Stupidity has no limits.
Eventhough I'll repeat someones post: Superior candidate for the Darwin award.
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