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You didn't see the movie, then. He stated many, many times how

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In Reply to: He did not put his life on the line posted by LWR on February 4, 2006 at 20:19:59:

dangerous he knew it was. Of course, he didn't think the bears WOULD attack him. Does a bungy jumper think the cord will break? A parachutist that the chute will foul? A motorcycler that his tires will skid in that corner?
You cannot understand that kind of day-in, day-out courage so you denigrate it. Well, the most basic fear is being consumed by a wild animal: I understand your fear, LW. Face it: that squeaky voiced strange little surfer dude had a bigger pair than you :--(.

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Except he is now - LWR 08:15:58 02/05/06 (1)
taking a dirt nap and I am not. Having a big pair has nothing to do with being an idiot of the first order. You have funny choices for hero worship.
- Dirt nap: love it! - tinear 09:35:42 02/05/06 (0)
  He's hardly a hero. He was an interesting, complex figure, however, and the film was a fascinating study of him.
  You ignored my point about other guys that engage in risky behaviors for thrills, of which I believe you're one? Is risking your life for something you believe any crazier or worthy of derision?

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