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    Posted: 04 Mar 2023 at 12:26pm
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https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/cause-of-death/drownings/by-country/. I found this very interesting, I have been on forced isolation for a few days and browsing YouTube and in particular the boat ramp vids from the USA. Hard to believe many of them return alive. Haven't seen anyone of them with a life jacket yet
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I thought Kiwis were reckless on the water, but that Haulover Inlet stuff is next level stupidity.
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Originally posted by Tonto2 Tonto2 wrote:

https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/cause-of-death/drownings/by-country/. I found this very interesting, I have been on forced isolation for a few days and browsing YouTube and in particular the boat ramp vids from the USA. Hard to believe many of them return alive. Haven't seen anyone of them with a life jacket yet

I guess they think it's against their constitution Martyn
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Some expected stats there. Countries surrounded by water are high on drownings, the Pacific Islands are right up there, but check out Jamaica
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Just come back from there, to many big boats with lots of big motors and pretty much everyone drinking beer.

Most of the boats had 4 x 425hp Yamahas and saw lots with 6 x 425hp or 600hp motors.

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COVID is no joke !
One former patient was so brain damaged after , he thought he won an election he lost by 7 million votes .
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Yep I had to drive a 5.8mtr rib in and out of the Fort Lauderdale channel entrance every day - which is very much like the Hanover, towing 2 sailing cats. We got totally swamped on the first day by some wancer in a bit superyatch. He didn’t even slow down.

It was like doing a raglan bar crossing every day
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