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I don't know if you can or will but please tell him that I thank him for his service and I thank the coast guard men who rescued him as well. Thank you.
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One of my biggest fears is being surround by a huge body of water looking out to nothingness and this dude is in the ocean off the coast of Florida? Imagine that happening to you especially being out there at night. Just the thought of knowing that any moment a shark or something else will come. I get scared swimming in the middle of Lake Michigan lol.
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Navy dude on the right was a G
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If I would find myself in that position I would be screaming cause I am thinkin bout sharks
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thank goodness he waz saved
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no
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I thought he was a seagull....
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Just float fam
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but they didn't teach him to wear a life jacket.
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Reminds me of a Magnum PI episode.
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God bless you
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His hands and legs must be so sore for treading water that long
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This guy is amazing "im not going to get ripped off by dying out here" 😂😂
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Omg god bless him
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this is why I learnt how to swim.
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who ever took a video thats rude the camera man didn't even save him
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who ever took a video thats rude the camera man didn't even save him
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who ever took a video thats rude the camera man didn't even save him
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Lol I was thinking he must have served. Outstanding! Plus salt water is a bit easier to float on
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Why didn't he just focus the chakra to his feet so he can walk on water
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A 61-year-old man stranded in the Gulf of Mexico without a life jacket, tread water for 20 hours in a desperate bid to stay alive. William Durden fell off his fishing boat Wednesday while fishing alone. He somehow was able to tread water off the coast of Florida for all those hours while awaiting rescue. Durden, a retired pilot, credits his Navy training for knowing what to do. "They teach you how to drown proof yourself, what position you need to be to stay above the water instead of below it," he said.