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People who clearly didn't read the guardian article its a major point there.Originally Posted by artemishunter1
Okene is a religious man and thats the most personal information we have about his feelings.
Strange that we actually think his emotions are important.
Not forgetting that the "Atheist Op" clearly finished with a spiritsm conclusion.
It didn't just happen those divers clearly gave their all to get him up.
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2013-12-05, 03:24 AM #21Deleted
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2013-12-05, 06:54 PM #22Legendary!
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Heh I was gona post a comment about what Id do if I were this man then I realized it could be considered religious bashing, then I thought about the next thing I would probably do and realized it could be misinterpreted as racist give that the man is Black. I am starting to realize what a terrible person I am...
OT: he was incredibly lucky
Oh lord 3rd thought was nation bashing Originally Posted by Kalis
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2013-12-05, 07:11 PM #23Titan
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The reaction of the controller and the diver is priceless, that immediate scare of finding a body, only for it to start moving!
The guy is very lucky, and atheist or not, you're going to be praying there is something out there looking over you!
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2013-12-05, 07:13 PM #24Scarab Lord
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What's the point of this thread OP? Like, what am I supposed to argue about?
^^^ Wells using an analogy Originally Posted by Wells
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2013-12-05, 07:20 PM #25Deleted
I couldn't help but laugh at the sound of the voice of the diver
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2013-12-05, 07:22 PM #26The Lightbringer
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Shit, I knew I missed one.
RELEASE THE KRAKENDeathknight's do it using disease, blood and the power of the unholy. Warlocks do it with dark demons by their side. Mages do it with summoned arcane powers. Druids do it using the forces of nature. Rogues do it through stealth, poison's, shadows and....from behind. Paladins do it by calling to the light for aid. Shamans do it with the help of the elements. Priests do it through the holy light.
But warriors....
Warriors just fucking do it.
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2013-12-05, 07:26 PM #27Mechagnome
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The divers may have found him and rescued him, but they didn't keep him alive for 60 hours under 100 feet of water, so I fail to see how that comment affects anyone at all... Originally Posted by Zogarth
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2013-12-05, 07:32 PM #28I am Murloc!
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Well, he did get incredibly lucky with the air pocket. All he did was sit there and hope that some one found him before the inevitable happened. Still a crazy story though. Originally Posted by jetersky
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2013-12-05, 07:37 PM #29Deleted Originally Posted by KClovesGaming
Sending Morse Code Signals with a Hammer, Mac gywering a Raft, securing liquid and lightsources are hardly sitting it out.He discovered some tools and a life vest with two flashlights, which he stuffed into his shorts. ....As the water rose, Okene made a rack on top of a platform and piled two mattresses on top. He survived on one bottle of cola.....He then waded across the cabin, stripped the wall to its steel body and banged on it with a hammer.
The Airpocket well that one was luck and the need to poop at 4 am too but this man has clearly a strong survival instinct.
I would do it like okene give my all to survive. Luck is an opportunity not many would be that resourcefull in such a situation. Originally Posted by VoodooGaming
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2013-12-05, 07:39 PM #30Scarab Lord
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Gotta leave one to tell the tale of your miraculous involvement. Otherwise no one would know of your existence. Originally Posted by Davillage
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That is nuts. I would consider a new career path, because I don't think you get that lucky twice.
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2013-12-05, 08:21 PM #31DeletedDoes every thread have to be in order to start an argument? The point is that it's an amazing real life video and I thought some other people on this forum would be interested in it. Originally Posted by xylophone
The still image of the sailor in his air bubble was enough to catch my imagination. But then to have a 1 minute video, going from a diver naively exploring what she/he thought was an empty wreck to "first contact" and emerging into the bubble, it still takes my breath away. Spielberg or Tarantino would be hard pressed to beat that.
I guess the point is that life is stranger than fiction.
But I am also very happy for Okene - it's a heart warming tale, albeit in the context of a greater tragedy.Last edited by mmoced226c0d6b; 2013-12-05 at 08:41 PM.
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2013-12-05, 08:52 PM #32Merely a Setback
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Miraculous. I couldn't imagine staring at death for so long. Thank God that the divers decided to go down there.
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There is only one god and his name is Random Number Generator. And what we say to Random Number Generator is "Not today".
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2013-12-05, 09:54 PM #34Legendary!
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I couldn't imagine living through even the first hour of his ordeal. Let alone being there for 60 hours waiting for death or a miracle. Originally Posted by pacox
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