I agree with those who say if you have kids, especially young kids, don't do this kind of dangerous climbing. It is more important for you to be there for them as they grow up

@Benny.13

15 күн бұрын

Always amazes me how selfish some parents are? Selfish people don’t understand what it is to sacrifice for loved ones.

@derekcarter3470

9 күн бұрын

I was skydiving regularly and didn't particularly care if an accident occurred. After my daughter was born I won't even get on a plane. I know that Noone in the World will care for her as I do and I wouldn't want to remove that from her by choice. This World is harsh we need allies and guides.

@GeraintDafis

6 күн бұрын

@@Benny.13 I just decided not to have kids. much easier.

One inaccuracy in this video is “he died unexpectedly”.

@bobdrooples

21 күн бұрын

"freak accident"

@scottwooledge6387

12 күн бұрын

Yeah. I think “freak accident” means rare and statistically very unlikely. Not what happened here.

@GeraintDafis

6 күн бұрын

I mean, I don't think he expected to die.

The problem with accomplishing death defying feats is that each victory gives the illusion of invincibility.

@someotherdude

2 ай бұрын

Spot on, written much better than I could. And what was formerly 'awe-inspiring' suddenly becomes pointless, stupid, not worth it.

@fabianasensio1168

Ай бұрын

pride goeth before the fall...

@ronjon7942

Ай бұрын

Are you speaking from experience? If not, don’t bother trying to rationalize it. Your brain just isn’t wired that way. I’m not criticizing you, but this would be like me trying to really understand a serial killer.

@vision821k4

24 күн бұрын

@@ronjon7942 He is well-known free solo climber. Way to make an ass out of yourself buddy. I heard the stairs took your ass out a few times and there was only 2 steps.

@user-oi1iq6tt4j

10 күн бұрын

Yes!!!!

He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword. Like any adrenaline junkie he might have been self medicating his depression or anxiety. Such a sad loss.

@stevenmoore3480

22 күн бұрын

why is it 'sad'? Sad is when children are murdered by Russians in Ukraine for nothing, this is self inflicted twonkery, give your heed a wobble.

He spent his life flirting with gravity. Finally they got married.

@28russ

Ай бұрын

Nah he cheated on gravity and married the dirt. 🤷‍♂😂

It's hardly "unexpected" when you participate in such extreme activities

He was driven to pushing his luck far past it's breaking point and living to tell about it until he wasn't!

This dude is a mad man. I got plenty of climbing training in the military during my time i cant imagine throwing myself of the face on purpose. Crazy

@bkl8804

8 күн бұрын

Lol. A dyno?

"Well it killed him but I'm different. I bet I can make it. Here, hold my beer..."

He did not have the 'mindset of an engineer' or he wouldn't have jumped with that old rope that had been used to check a fall when setting the record jump. It was left hanging in the elements for how long? I remember thinking that he must have had suicidal thoughts to be so irresponsible. I have a big safety belt for climbing work cranes, and it says on the label, ' belt should be disposed of if used for a fall arrest 😢

@spookshow6999

2 ай бұрын

That's not what caused it.

@animula6908

2 ай бұрын

Engineers designed surf side condos. I think he’s got a case.

@imfromtheinternett6155

2 ай бұрын

@@spookshow6999what caused it then ?

@someotherdude

2 ай бұрын

Maybe they meant 'Boeing engineer'

@jcflindsay

Ай бұрын

Yeah but those ropes are REAL expensive. I guarantee that played a role.

Dan had serious issues. Underneath it all.

@sarahpeller6317

2 ай бұрын

Also not underneath... obvious

@joesands8860

Ай бұрын

Yeah, an unexpected sudden stop.

DANO IS A LEGEND....There are some aspects of this that are not fully accurate. I dont know why Dan jumped the day he died. He should have known better...he broke his own rules for safe "rope free falling" -- I wish Miles could have stopped him. But it was not meant to be. Glad to had met him and captured some of the images shown. He was a JEDI and he produced a beautiful daughter. RIP DANO....you will never be forgotten.

I have the unique perspective of having nearly lost my life in two separate skydiving accidents back in my early 40s. I'm now 67. I remember having no fear whatsoever when the cords of my main chute tangled around my right leg, and when I watched the reserve parachute bounce off of the tangled mess of the main chute. When the reserve chute finally deployed, I was over a suburban area full of houses and electrical lines. I managed to avoid missing the outstretched tines of a baco by about 10 feet. A second incident almost exactly a year later should have proved fatal but it did not. My point is this...there are no guarantees EVER. In the end, I will succumb to death like everybody else. How and when it happens are the only questions. It's not up to me to decide how others live their lives. best, Fezzy Pepper

@ShatterTheSkiesAbove

Ай бұрын

Your math doesn’t add up. Either it wasn’t in the 40s, or you’re not 67.

@LouSassoleSledgecock

Ай бұрын

Thanks Fezzy -Feezy Dee Znutsak

@T.Watts89

23 күн бұрын

​@@ShatterTheSkiesAbovelearn to read

@Solar.Geoengineering.Advocate

18 күн бұрын

with a name like fezzy pepper you had to end up doing some crazy stuff

@Anubis22774

15 күн бұрын

Poodles

A grown man with a daughter and he’s not even responsible enough to pay his fines. Sounds like Dano was all about Dano.

@DrewDrisc

Ай бұрын

Lol

@Skankhunter420

Ай бұрын

You sound salty

So very sad.... RIP Dan. Altho harsh, I consider: is there a point where 'courage' becomes 'stupidity' .... perhaps....

@ericd6781

2 ай бұрын

Yes there is. The minute arrogance enters the picture.

@titmusspaultpaul5

Ай бұрын

Yeah, there certainly is, and what he was doing was nit courageous but very risky and, if I'm not being too rude, stupid.

@raphaellavictoria01

29 күн бұрын

There is no "courage" here, just a love of adrenaline and a desire to defy the odds. Courage is when you rise up to a necessary, undesirable challenge, not a stunt you fabricated for the hell of it. PS. Oh, "a life wish"? If you need to risk your life in order to feel alive, that's abnormal. And sad.

@ericmcmullen6254

28 күн бұрын

@@raphaellavictoria01 Exactly what i was thinking. Again peoples are using words without knowing what they really mean. Pretty common these days since the education is lacking. An idiot jumping down mountain or plane is not courage.

@TheTryek

21 күн бұрын

The equipment he setup failed because it deteriorated while he was arrested. His distaste for authority may have proven itself fair.

Nice documentary, as always! Keep up the great content

@xyz12345457

2 ай бұрын

Except for the AI narration. Why not hire a voice over actor for $5 who knows how to pronounce climbing?

@ExtremeEdgeStories

2 ай бұрын

I won't give my fantastic VO artist the terrible feedback that you think his great narration is AI. ;) Not everything you assume is AI actually is AI.

@xyz12345457

2 ай бұрын

@@ExtremeEdgeStories My apologies. I don't hear the glitch I heard the first time I listened. Perhaps it was not your AI voice, but my computer.

Free soloing is one of the stupidest displays of bravado in any sport. It's the equivalent of riding downhill MTB without armour or a helmet. It doesn't make you better at the sport.

I have trouble getting out of bed and putting on my socks without falling over and breaking something. I even managed to hurt sneezing and coughing. Somehow I wake up injured from sleeping and don't even know how

@28russ

Ай бұрын

Yeah I know how ya feel. I've got a wrecked back and shoulders and some how I manage to put things out just sleeping and mostly sitting. My muscle manipulating masseuse man said to me yesterday that he doesn't know how I keep putting my hips out when I'm not doing any activities to cause it (like jumping off cliffs lol). I don't even roll around or toss and turn when I sleep as I can't sleep on my left side at all. But not moving might be half the problem. 🤷‍♂ And yeah, I've put my back out sneezing, coughing and even straining too hard to take a poop and wiping my butt once or twice 💩😂

It really is a gift to be able to climb in such a way but really where do you draw the line to stop taking stupid risks

Just happened upon this channel, very professionally documented, thank you. This is so tragically sad, but knowing he sadly died doing what he 'lived' for is somewhat closure. This incredible feat of strength and courage and talent scaling huge cliffs and mountains without the aid of being 'tied off' is beyond impressive, and those who have nothing kind to say should be quiet. Dan Rest In Peace wow so sad.

That picture of Mike Hatchett is not Mike Hatchett; that's Ron Kauk (Yosemite Climber).

Crazy 90% of climbers under 40 don't even know who 'Dan O' is. I'll never forget when my mom called me and asked 'did you know Daniel Osman'? I said no,....wait Dan O?? She had read about it in the Fresno Newspaper -way before news apps and current modes of lightning speed info sharing. We used to watch Masters of stone videos barely able to get up an 11a in the late 90's marveling at Dan O's skills So tragic that he was on a crash course with destiny. NO one ever imagined he would die from a snapped rope....

Great job on this documentary. Well presented and unbiased. ❤. As for Dan, yes, he had issues. As a former climber who was scoffed at almost always as a child by my dad and some of my 7 older siblings, I can relate in many ways. I climbed a 5.11 my first ever day on the rock. At 17 years old if I had known the sport and had any money for gear I could have been among those at world champion level. But God had other plans for me, and my faith led me to pursue a different path. Now I'm writing a book about the global flood of Noah's day and the scientific evidence of how that shaped our planet. I respect Dan, in spite of his mistakes. Love to his amazing and beautiful daughter also. God bless you for honoring your dad who loved you. ❤ Climb smart. Play hard. Live smarter. Live for eternity and those you love. 💕

@joesands8860

Ай бұрын

Sounds like an excellent idea for a book, I hope it does extremely well for you. God Bless.

I agree that free falling is an amazing feeling, but why didn’t he take up base jumping and wing suiting so he could do it for longer and more safely?

These videos are amazing! Your narration and pace are perfect. The footage and shots are great.

@ExtremeEdgeStories

2 ай бұрын

hey thanks so much, I really appreciate that

The national park system turned the valley into a disneyland.

@fumanpoo4725

2 ай бұрын

The NPS is a joke.

It seems to me that all these descriptions of this man also describe Bipolar Disorder

@Dawna-gp1zk

2 ай бұрын

thrill seeker

@timhall5382

2 ай бұрын

Moron and addict are words that come to my mind. I didn't see anything "brave" about him.

Hope his last moments were exhilarating for him. I preferred to live safely and here I am, twice as old and still alive.

@animula6908

2 ай бұрын

And you’re still going to die.

@JBliehall

2 ай бұрын

@@animula6908 But not watching the boulders come at you at 130 MPH!!!

His arrest had nothing to do with it, he was always pushing the limits so it was just a matter of time.

This is absolutely insanity, it's crazy how anyone would do this. Wow

If I recall correctly - he did the STUNT a 2nd time on gear that was exposed to the elements for over a week. Even the best get complacent..

You’d think he would have known the ropes were weathered and compromised from the elements.

Its impossible to understand people like this. What kind of ego must he have to believe he would survive the odds. For the adrenaline rush? Dont get that either.

@TesterAnimal1

2 ай бұрын

Live your grey life.

@JBliehall

2 ай бұрын

@@TesterAnimal1 and 9184 will likely go on and help the forward-inertia of mankind in some small way. The "inspiration" and "concern" Dan had (even for those that loved him very much) was for one entity and one entity only............himself.

@katamine11

28 күн бұрын

@@TesterAnimal1better a so-called “grey” life is better than NO life. But also, not taking extreme risks like this does not by any means make one’s life “grey”. It’s not like this is even something that’s universally enjoyable, or even remotely close. I wouldn’t enjoy doing what he did one bit, in fact it would be torture to me. I don’t need to take any stupid risks or get an “adrenaline rush” to be fulfilled. Btw, I’ve experienced a REAL adrenaline rush, the kind that only really bad accidents/injuries and close calls can produce (I double open-fractured my arm, didn’t feel a thing because of the adrenaline). It was so intense that not only did I not feel a thing but I was shaking and dizzy like I had just done a bunch of coke or something. It wasn’t even enjoyable, it was just different. Nothing I’m in any hurry or even have any desire to repeat, and I have a very addictive personality, but it just seriously wasn’t what I’d consider enjoyable. There’s no euphoria in a real adrenaline rush like you can get from drugs, you’re purely in survival mode. It’s a stupid and crappy feeling to want to recreate imo. If you like altered states of mind just smoke some green it’s way better anyway.

A self indulgent man who did not know when to stop.

@jongray4828

Ай бұрын

You advance the sport by pushing the limits and sadly accidents happen! I hope that satisfies the English teachers in the comment section!

@katamine11

28 күн бұрын

@@jongray4828intangibles? I don’t think that word means what you think it means.

@jongray4828

22 күн бұрын

@@katamine11 - So how’d he fall then? Was it something he expected?

@raeraebadfingers

21 күн бұрын

​@@jongray4828intangible means incapable of being touched. I am having a hard time understanding what you are saying

The quote is wrong. It’s not a “a life wish” he actually said “ it’s a delight wish”.

Whether it is a dare, a thrill, an ego, doesn't matter. All those who try these daring acts are grasped in a moment of insanity, THINKING that they can do the nearly impossible. Known deaths of others doing the same thing don 't seem to bother them, it's that old familiar "it won't happen to me" attitude! There are many rock-climbers, wing-suit flyers, base-jumpers, daring hikers, etc. etc. -- but rarely OLD daredevils in those sports! Same with some skiers going off of cliffs, kayakers going over high waterfalls, and other daring acts that end in death, but not unexpectedly!

Darwin award wouldn't exist if there were no participants!🤔

@twistoffate4791

Ай бұрын

I bet Dan experienced more in his time on earth than you and many in a long life.

@nastysoda9212

Ай бұрын

yep, people like this should enver be respected for praised. They are suicidal and a terrible mentor for new climbers

@jiggerinokobalis609

Ай бұрын

You're a fool.

@mitchand9

Ай бұрын

​@@twistoffate4791 prefer to live long and be forgotten than be remembered for dying young over stupidity.

@kimgysen10

Ай бұрын

@@twistoffate4791 Heroin addicts can claim the same.

Im ok with this if ur just affecting ur own life. If u have underage kids who would like to have u be in their lives as they grow up, dont take these senseless risks.

@katamine11

28 күн бұрын

Not just underage kids. Adult kids need you too. Do this kind of stuff before having kids or not at all.

Oh no I disagree he definitely loved that mountain more then his 7 yr old daughter. Where was she while he spent months on the mountain.

@dar4061

18 күн бұрын

That's a pretty stupid statement...that's like saying.. where was she when he spent months in his job?

@PinvinoPiggg

18 күн бұрын

@@dar4061yup… moronic statement indeed.

@user-fc3yr3py8q

18 күн бұрын

​​​@@dar4061I disagree plus that's not really a job it's more of a hobby . When you can easily die at a moment end doing something you better off sticking to fishing or hunting as a hobby . Seems to me he was looking out more for his own personal interests instead of his families because he wanted to be an adrenaline junky . Now they aent got a son no more and his daughter fatherless. What happens when your always trying to chase the next thrill or high and don't care if you put your own life at risk.

@bobcoleman9045

16 күн бұрын

You don't deserve anything

I use to do stuff like that. But then I grew up. Rip Dan’O

Should remain single if you're going to do shit this dangerous. A child is now fatherless that didn't have to be.

@Nisie23

2 ай бұрын

Like single people don't have kids! 😂

@fredmcveigh9877

2 ай бұрын

I absolutely agree with you. These types of people are totally selfish AND delusional. They think they're invincible. Once you have a wife or a wife and kids it's time to grow up and forget your selfish childlike desire to try and prove that you are a real man. Stay single if you want to remain an independent individual who wants to risk his life for an adrenalin buzz.

@savage1971

2 ай бұрын

This also deserves more likes...once that kid pops you're life is now aimed at raising them...not risking it for...?

@ladonnaramirez4467

2 ай бұрын

I always wanted to sky dive then I had kids and said no risk would ever be worth missing out on them

@JBliehall

2 ай бұрын

@@savage1971 The "inspiration" and "concern" Dan had (even for those that loved him very much) was for one entity and one entity only............himself.

it always seems that the people with the most life are the most eager to die.

@MaxRostas

20 күн бұрын

Or, the people with the most life are the least worried about dying.

@isaacjamesbaker

20 күн бұрын

Way too simplistic a statement

Someone rebuilt the rope rig in the same spot and recreated his last jump 23 years later. For what it's worth, I think that would have made Dan really happy.

@raeraebadfingers

21 күн бұрын

They say that at the end of the video?

Infuriating when these irresponsible parents are treated like heroes

Senseless.

@stevenmoore3480

Ай бұрын

and very selfish

Hi! How come year 2011 is indicated (17:11)? Wasn't it 1998? Also, in the original video, the guys who paid tribute to Dan Osman talk about 23 years of waiting not 15.

In other words, besides being insane he was also a law breaker. Nice.

I sweat throughout the whole video watching this. 😰😬😱😥

he didn’t die doing what he loved, he died doing what killed him.

@animula6908

2 ай бұрын

😂

@RRM13

2 ай бұрын

Agree 110%. It's silly, even dumb to say, "At least he died doing what he loved."

@YankeeRebel1348

2 ай бұрын

​@@RRM13You completly missed the point. He could of died in numerous other ways. The point is at least he loved climbing. I would say it's better to die doing something you liked over death by a bear, for example. He would of already knew death was a very big possibility. Obviously death isn't the goal most times

@Nisie23

2 ай бұрын

​@@YankeeRebel1348You're the one who missed the point! 😂

@BigLebowski324

2 ай бұрын

What?

I heard this story from Miles himself two days after it happened. As I recall he did the same jump on the same rope right before Dan.

Don’t drink Don’t smoke Don’t engage in reckless behaviour .

New watcher and subscriber, will definitely be checking out your channel.

Sad he came to such an ironic end after being such an amazing free climber & surviving. Sad for his loved ones, like a movie he had just about made it through then taken right at the end. Lasting legacy remains

His friend,Grim Reaper, invited him suddenly. "No" wasn't an option

If his goal was to fall, he succeeded.

@user-ml3dp9hq7o

2 ай бұрын

lol no shit 💩

Nice documentary..

Inaccuracy at 7:10, the narrator says that Ryan Jenks & friends got to jump over 500 feet when it was 1500 feet down the face.

Why didnt bro just go do some bungee jumping or skydiving 😭😭

he was probably insane. evermore hungry for thrills. and time was up.

It is not bravery to think you can continuously cheat death. But he would have known that as an adrenaline junky.

@1:13 - I think free solo climbers know the route and every move they'll make planned and practiced first with ropes many times, before risking their life. I find this helps explain that its a bit less of a seemingly suicidal endeavor, never the less it is extremely dangerous and an astounding feat

@raymondo162

Ай бұрын

yeh but, yeh but, someone's gotta be the first to do a route when it's still 'virgin' territory

@katietyler8865

22 күн бұрын

Absolutely. This is correct. I was a rock climber for years , mostly trad climbing and leading. I feel like there are similarities between the attitude of some climbers and addicts: only happy when they are using / climbing and have to up the amount / ante to feel alive. Yes he was a skilled climber I just wish we recognized folks who quietly live their lives being hero’s in their own communities helping others / healing themselves. Thank you for the video ❤

So... He was an adrenaline junkie

this is the one type of person that i still have trouble believing they really exist.

Two things can be true at the same time. He was indeed selfish for such reckless climbing but he also enjoyed what he did and inspired others.

Nope. Never had that desire. Ever. Nope.😮

I watched helmet cam video of a wingsuit flyer that hit the trees. One commenter stated that he died happy doing what he loved but the scream I heard didn't sound very happy.

Although these guys are doing what they love and not hurting anyone else, they're all going to die very dramatically

@animula6908

2 ай бұрын

We are all going to die. Most of us dramatically only to ourselves.

@cccycling5835

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, they’re just hurting the people they love the most by leaving them behind. Totally.

@LeeannG

2 ай бұрын

I would argue that his daughter was very hurt and possibly felt abandoned.

@user-ml3dp9hq7o

2 ай бұрын

Yeah his family dummy

@TesterAnimal1

2 ай бұрын

@@cccycling5835who’s “they”?

Inspirational… so many life metaphors

The rush of adrenaline Dan had achieved as a climber pushed his limit RIP

To quote Radiohead: "Gravity always wins..."

Once you’re a Father, you give up your selfish exploits and look after you children. Greatness is achieved in the everyday support you give your family, not in the silly exploits of a manchild. Men, wake up and be better.

@MariaWelsh-lu6fg

2 ай бұрын

Well spoken! Hit the nail right on the head with that one!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@Fortheloveoforthodoxing

Ай бұрын

I have to agree with this one. I didn’t always see it this way, but now after seriously considering children, I would not want the father of my kids out there risking it all. His kids need him just as I. The hobby becomes an obsession and they’re endlessly praised for it…. It does become selfish at some point. I think he still could have had his hobby but taken it back a bit for his kiddo.

@titmusspaultpaul5

Ай бұрын

Totally agree. You can still do fun stuff, even challenging like caving, but easy caves you can take your family. Not as challenging but you get to spend time with your children, teach them exciting stuff and get to go home and tuck them into bed at night.

14:30 the concept of guardian angles are so silly (especially "taking a vacation early")

Did you hear about the over cautious rock climber? No, me neither.

@TesterAnimal1

2 ай бұрын

That’s because you know FUCK ALL about climbing.

15:25 It wasn't climbing that killed him. It was foolish and reckless risk-taking. leaving climbing rope out for weeks to expose to the leaving climbing rope out for weeks exposed to the elements to jump on a 1300 ft length and expect it to hold and not snap was utterly reckless

Some people, are quite literally born to die!!! He had a death wish, and his ego was bigger than the rocks and mountains.... But nature as we know, is much bigger than anything we can ever accomplish as humans!!!

love u dan ,rip

Thanks for bringing me this story. All the judgement here but this is a better life than one on the sofa

@raymondo162

Ай бұрын

nah. one selfish FOOL imo. how many kids are starving around the world right now?

@rottenoyster3582

25 күн бұрын

Yep

I’ve got an 8 year old daughter too. Nothing in this world is preferable to leaving her fatherless. Life wish, Dan? Tell that to your daughter. There are healthier ways of getting adrenaline, SAFER ways.

@Tatteddaddydc

2 ай бұрын

Dan cared about Dan. And that's all.

@someotherdude

2 ай бұрын

@@Tatteddaddydc he probably loved his daughter, but like many in this life, he made choices far too risky. This life blinds us, because we threw out religion, living for others, quiet introspection, etc. And it wasn't replaced by anything smart.

@Tatteddaddydc

2 ай бұрын

@@someotherdude speak for yourself, buddy.

@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin

Ай бұрын

Oh shut up about children, you damn peasants.

@blornblad4381

Ай бұрын

God, I hate that idiotic phrase. Like what the hell does that even mean? You wish your life to end as soon as possible?!

Free solo is just a death waiting to happen. It's not surprising it did, it's surprising it doesn't more often .

There's a thin line between bravery and stupidity.

More video, please. Still shots are great but this is about climbing; you need the movement.

Good video but some inaccuracies with it in regards to Osman and rock climbing, a really interesting biography called Fall of the Phantom Lord about Osman is a good read. Also the pictures are wrong, that's Ron Kauk not Mike Hatchett, and the photo of Eric Perlman is actually a photo of young Chris Sharma.

"Free solo climbing": I want a Darwin ASAP. You can only tease gravity for so long. RIP.

Inevitable

Reminds me of another "CrazY" legendary man who is not with us any more 1:20 : Dean Potter.... RIP both of you.

I remember when news came , and how every other climbing magazine was pulling out fundings for his family . Someone commented that shouldnt Dan have thought of this before trying to kill himself ....

Unfortunately, it would have never stopped for Dan. After the next record breaker he would have needed another and another and another. It’s an addiction in itself. Much like drugs it’s the happiness, the euphoria, being in that moment and blocking out the outside world. R.I.P. brother. You are loved and you are missed. ❤

My nads hurt watching this.

Poor guy when he did that interview he totally missed the message from the universe that he needed to stop right then and there. Sad.

Free Solo Death Wish ! Kind of like Wing Suiting. or Deep Free hole water Diving.

How do u get ur hands that strong to not cramp

can someone explain "Jump", are we talking about parachute jumping, wing-suit, ? what was it? what type of jumping?

Sick man.

@user-ml3dp9hq7o

2 ай бұрын

No more he’s not

@doctorkazoo

2 ай бұрын

@@user-ml3dp9hq7o True!

@JBliehall

2 ай бұрын

I never understood the phrase..."He died doing what he loved." Simply stated it's ...."He died."

When we will acknowledge adrenaline seekers to have mental issues or have a drug addiction?

Your image of Dave Hatchett is actually Ron Kauk. Just saying.

IDK for me it's Jan in the convict suit the moment she leapt from El Cap seconds before the tragedy.

Every video about legendary climbers, base jumpers, etc. is ironically, how they fell and died 🤯

I’m trying to get my wife to take-up this hobby.

@28russ

Ай бұрын

Cheaper than a divorce 😂😂

He wasn't a bird that could fly, he was a human who thought he could but was proven wrong!

The main reason some people live into there 90s is because they do not make foolish choices like Dan osman being a rational minded person keeps you from living very dangerously and dying very very young