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lapfog_1

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5. given the reactions of the anglers on the fishing boat

Thu Jan 18, 2018, 12:03 PM

Jan 2018

I just sort of assumed that this was a planned stunt or good photoshop (or the video equivalent).

I mean that there was a camera set up at just the right angle to catch the action... and that the camera and it's digital recording survived the crash and resulting dunk in the water... plus there was almost no hesitation by the people on the boat to jumping overboard AND the bayliner didn't actually kill or seriously injure anyone.

This was almost Russia dash cam but better... which made me think "fake video"

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Guy runs down boat - cites "Fake News" as defense [View all] packman Jan 2018 OP

link to story? tenderfoot Jan 2018 #1

Here Historic NY Jan 2018 #6

It's real easy to get his cell phone records and see if he was on the phone. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jan 2018 #2

Now that's a stern rebuke. Orrex Jan 2018 #3

Bwahahahahaaaa spanone Jan 2018 #7

The video is damning enough gratuitous Jan 2018 #4

given the reactions of the anglers on the fishing boat lapfog_1 Jan 2018 #5

Hmm maybe you should have been there . I know if you have a car that gets hit as long as you lunasun Jan 2018 #8

i wrote that I assumed that it might be fake.. lapfog_1 Jan 2018 #15

Well - not to argue - BUT packman Jan 2018 #9

I am thinking KT2000 Jan 2018 #14

Its his business. He does fishing tours and sells tackle, etc. herding cats Jan 2018 #16

He's got (regular) videos on the site too... JHB Jan 2018 #17

Yep, its a super common practice. herding cats Jan 2018 #18

Trade boats ProudLib72 Jan 2018 #10

Didn't the President deny that it was his voice on malaise Jan 2018 #11

Hmm...guy who thinks "da rulz" are for everyone else... Archae Jan 2018 #12

Elderly driver was sitting down LunaSea Jan 2018 #13