http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9JcX2X7XnM
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That guy is truly awesome; such a selfless act. The story said he had 0.5 inches of clearance it's quite possible that the other man's flailing could have pushed him into the underside of that train killing him instantly. I really don't think I'd have the courage to do something like that. My hat is off to the guy.
On an unrelated note can somebody re-post the original like ninjas and fireballs intrigue me
On an unrelated note can somebody re-post the original like ninjas and fireballs intrigue me
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yeah i saw that awhile ago. i never watch tv, and i decided to watch the news one day and that was on. pretty cool. being right under a loud moving train, it's crazy. not to mention having to hold back a guy having a seizure. i don't have that kind of gut instinct to just jump down there and saved him and hold him like that. that's a whole new kind of courage.
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Yea, that's pretty crazy shit. I was that on the morning news like, either the day of, or the day after. I don't remember. Great way to start out the new year, with selfless acts in New York, of all places.
So far away, but it always brings warmth to your heart when you see something like that happen.
So far away, but it always brings warmth to your heart when you see something like that happen.

