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I knew the Navy hazes.... And yeah, love swimming, but too lazy. It's called a swim call. We got to jump off the ship in the Indian Ocean last year. Did again this year, but it's a lot of effort for like 5-10 minutes of swimming (with 5000 people on board, they don't let you do much but swim right back onto the ship), so I didn't partake.
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I knew the Navy hazes.... And yeah, love swimming, but too lazy. It's called a swim call. We got to jump off the ship in the Indian Ocean last year. Did again this year, but it's a lot of effort for like 5-10 minutes of swimming (with 5000 people on board, they don't let you do much but swim right back onto the ship), so I didn't partake. Aww. Dang. Well, still sounds like fun. Keep in mind, I'm imagining this happening off of an aircraft carrier.
Last Edit: Jan 14, 2013 19:08:38 GMT by Chris
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It's called a swim call. We got to jump off the ship in the Indian Ocean last year. Did again this year, but it's a lot of effort for like 5-10 minutes of swimming (with 5000 people on board, they don't let you do much but swim right back onto the ship), so I didn't partake. Aww. Dang. Well, still sounds like fun. Keep in mind, I'm imagining this happening off of an aircraft carrier. It was fun, and it WAS off of an aircraft carrier. However, it was from the hangar bay, not the flight deck (so about half the height). Still a hell of a drop. And we did have one guy get drunk in port and jump off the flight deck in his underwear.
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Aww. Dang. Well, still sounds like fun. Keep in mind, I'm imagining this happening off of an aircraft carrier. It was fun, and it WAS off of an aircraft carrier. However, it was from the hangar bay, not the flight deck (so about half the height). Still a hell of a drop. And we did have one guy get drunk in port and jump off the flight deck in his underwear. Uhh... how high are these drops standardly?
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It was fun, and it WAS off of an aircraft carrier. However, it was from the hangar bay, not the flight deck (so about half the height). Still a hell of a drop. And we did have one guy get drunk in port and jump off the flight deck in his underwear. Uhh... how high are these drops standardly? Like 20ish feet. As opposed to like 50.
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I was guessing 100. That makes a lot more sense.
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I was guessing 100. That makes a lot more sense. Yeah, the flight deck is about 50 feet above the water, depending on which side you're on and how bad it's rocking.
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Well then. I'm also horrible as estimating distances.
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You find out new things every day: Day one: Chris is Google Day two: Google cannot count Day three: Google is also horrible at estimating distances Day four: Day five won't exist. Mayan'd.
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aren't we on day ten by now either way?
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