Survivor on Sunken Tug Lived 3 Days 100' Down

[Anybodyhome]

http://www.smh.com.au/world/cooks-incredible-rescue-three-days-after-sinking-with-tugboat-20131204-2yp8h.html

 

This is some pretty amazing poo. Dude was on the crapper when the tug capsized and he lived in an air pocket for 3 days. Divers recovering bodies thought he was just another one when he grabbed the divers hand.

[Darth Biscuit]

Saw this on the news this morning... pretty incredible.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

how terrifying would that be for everyone involved

 

i'd probably be all like ZOMBIE and start punching the guy

 

also that would be the most disgusting air pocket ever

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

Man, imagine if you were a diver recovering bodies 100' under the water. If someone's hand grabbed me, I would probably sh*t myself.

[cptx]

I bet that diver greased his drawers pretty bad

[g5jamz]

Couple of fears I have:

1) dolls coming to life and killing people (especially ventriloquist dummies)

2) beheaded heads

3) dead bodies under water

 

so if a suspected dead body underwater grabs me, I would've died right there on the freaking spot.  Small fish would've had a feast on my crap cloud.

[PanthersBigD]

I heard one of the news readers say that he could hear 'sea creatures' outside, 'waiting.' Not sure what he could hear, but I'm guessing sound works differently in an air pocket 100' underwater.  

 

[Guest]

I saw that yesterday and started sweating just hearing about the cook's ordeal. Three days, total blackness...I'd off myself probably. 

[Captroop]

Someone needs to keep an eye on that dude. He was spared for a reason. He will cure cancer or be resistant to the zombie plague or something.

 

One thing's for sure, I'd never get back on a boat again after that.

[thefuzz]

The absolute darkness would make you crazier than anything else I would think.

 

Curious how the pressure was down there in that hold, and how in the World it held air that long.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

how cold was that water at 100 feet down?