Interesting... so why don't marines or stormboyz get to bail out when their t-hawk or landa is hit? ?
I like his last words - typical NZ.
The skydiver, who plunged more than 3600m when his parachute failed to open properly late last year, told Britain's Mail on Sunday "I should be dead, absolutely".
http://www.dailypost.co.nz/localne....ection=
At an altitude of 550 feet (168m) - five-and-a-half seconds from the ground - the film shows Mr Holmes waving goodbye.
"I tried to think of something, the right thing to say for the camera. But I looked at the ground again and without thinking I just blurted out 'Oh s***, I'm dead ... Bye!"'
However, with annoying predictability, there are the usual moronic comments surfacing:
"There was obviously something or someone looking over him."
Shame that whatever or whoever it was didn't just open the chute in the first place to stop him smashing several bones to pieces?
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Idiots. ?Of course such comments reached a height of idiocy in the 911 tragedy, with people claiming God must have been looking out for this or that rare survivor. Great, well by that logic obviously God didn't give a **** about the other 2900 people, and was incapable of doing something far more useful like giving all the hijackers heart attacks. ?Damn brain rot. ?
Well once he's able, he better get up there and jump again. Many times if there was a malfunction and a reserve chute had to be deployed ... they'd try to get the boy up there soon so he didn't lose his nerve ! 
