Bear Grylls disciple...

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Bravo4

Nomad
Apr 14, 2009
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New Mexico, USA
Interesting title,
"Man uses survival techniques in mud trap"

"I remember watching survival expert Bear Grylls....he said to evenly distribute your weight- but it didn't work."

"I managed to get my phone from my pocket to call..."

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This story reminds me of what Lenny said,
"Alcohol and night swimming, it's a winning combination!"
 

g4ghb

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Sep 21, 2005
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Wiltshire
'I was really scared so I got mey phone and called..... my girlfriend..... twice'

never dawned on me to call 999! :theyareon
 

Bravo4

Nomad
Apr 14, 2009
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New Mexico, USA
The comments on the page make me laugh the most.
People will do anything for their five minutes of fame..... poor guy.
:lmao:
I missed those. :lmao:All's well that ends well.
I notice they spelled it "DAD". Is that an acronym... Drunk A$$ Dude?

Here's a thought,,,if you get into some trouble and want to make the papers, be sure you drop a name, Les, Bear, Ray. Please do NOT mention Bravo4, I'm not famous and I want to prove Warhol wrong.
 

milius2

Maker
Jun 8, 2009
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Lithuania
good laugh, poor guy. I like the idea of a drunk man using Bear Grylls tv stunts and finding them to be useless... O my god, how unlikely is that?... Jeeeeee...
For what i have known from my own exp. it's adrenalin that does the magic, not tv shows.
Lets sue Bear for providing useless info!! LOL LOL LOL LOL
 

helixpteron

Native
Mar 16, 2008
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UK
Do not stray from the path, Grasshopper...

kung-fu_tv-master_po-young_grasshopper.jpg
 

FreddyFish

Settler
Mar 2, 2009
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Frome, Somerset, UK
I thought you are supposed to be able to swim out!!! and you won't sink because a body is more buoyant.
I don't know???
Anyone been swimming in quick sand/bog/slurry tank? (and survived)
 

Bravo4

Nomad
Apr 14, 2009
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New Mexico, USA
I've encountered slow sand many times along the banks of rivers. Slow as in, if you stand in one spot it takes several minutes to sink much past your knees. But then you are kind of stuck. A friend tried it once as an experiment sort of. He never sank past his crotch but did have quite a time getting himself out. I've got to think there are different grades of quicksand and mudbogs but I've never heard of a person that was fatally captured:dunno: ,stranger things have happened.
slooowsand.jpg

slow sand is bad for bikes
 

helixpteron

Native
Mar 16, 2008
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I remember reading about Erin and Hig wading through some dubious shallows with their inflated Packrafts on their backs so that as they start to sink, they'd just lean back and be afloat.

Waaay more preferable to sinking.

As a former professional motorcycle mechanic and mountain bike rider, I find that photo horrible, grinding paste with added rust enhancer and lube remover! :eek:
 

Bravo4

Nomad
Apr 14, 2009
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New Mexico, USA
It is preferable to borrow a bike at times, an unsuspecting roommate's, a customer's bike that you have been storing for over a year who happens to come in the very Monday after you took the bike for an extended test-ride. The horrible thing about that pic is that the bike is mine, I didn't do it and I'm the mechanic who has to maintain it, in the field with a smile, as it's a loaner bike for B.U.S.T. trips. :D
 

Opal

Native
Dec 26, 2008
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I wanna know why he couldn't manage to get his hobo stove out of his back pocket for a brew while waiting for the Fire Brigades to arrive? maybe he forgot his tea bags. :confused:
 

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