I’ve been to Iceland AND Wyoming.

Am I… Do I… Do they want us to… Hm…

I don’t know what DVT is but I don’t feel like googling it. I am going to assume it’s an STD transmitted by tray tables being jammed into your crotch.

I am hobbit-sized and I have never complained about leg room until this year. United is awful but the others aren’t much better.

I was on a trip last week. I flew American for the first three hours part of my journey, then United for the next three hours. United definitely had more leg room and just overall felt roomier.

What the fuuuuuuuuu. That’s ridiculous.

United can suck my kosher sausage.

United can suck my kosher sausage.

Man that is just like my engagement story. I was putting away some groceries while my husband was doing the dishes and he said “Let’s get married” and I said “Sure”.

Make sure he’s wearing a GoPro when he gets pushed down the stairs. I’d watch that.

I’d help fund the recovery of that tree instead. The arborist bills are crippling.

There is exactly zero about his predicament that I feel the need to reward.

Why the f*** would I spend my money to pay this guy’s hospital bills? Did he have insurance? I am sure the wingsuit cost money as did the plane ride he jumped from and now he asks strangers to pay for his inability to make a successful jump. I do not feel horrible at all because I had nothing to do with him…

I’d pay $50 to get to push him down a flight of stairs. He can wear a helmet and pads, but I want it to ne no less than 12 steps which he must fall down completely to the bottom.

My first thought when I saw that. Watching the footage, I can see why they do this as that looks unbelievably thrilling, but you can’t go into this without some kind of plan or safety net for when you get seriously hurt.

where is the site where I can do that?

Seriously? Wingsuit flying is expensive, so he probably has a decent amount of money. He works for the Army, so is insured, so a decent amount of his medical bills will be covered. He willfully chose the risky, no margin of error flight path. Flying at almost ground level between trees? No paying attention to his…

Oh, well in that case, double-go-fuck-yourself.

While the footage is awesome and I feel horrible for his accident, I’m not sure financially supporting risky behavior is the best idea.

He has insurance and it is coving most of this. (As most insurance does - since it’s a shared risk pool. You can debate whether it should cover such risky behavior or exclude it, but in this case he’s covered.)