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Vallone Bill Could Land Daredevil Jumpers in Jail

Submitted by Jason Bell, Mar 4, 2008 22:05

Vallone is wasting our tax dollars by peddling a proposed law to prevent sportsman like Mr. Corliss from practicing BASE jumping. NO ONE HAS EVER BEEN LANDED ON during a BASE jump in New York City. Actually, in my 15 years as a jumper, I can't recall any pedestrians being landed on. Aren't there more important issues to tackle in NYC?

Jason Bell
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Vallone is wasting our tax dollars by peddling a proposed law to prevent sportsman like Mr. Corliss from practicing BASE...

Jason Bell 

Mar 4, 2008 22:05

The Vallone legislation is the right thing. Jumping off tall buildings (and in Corliss's case, without approval from--or even advance... [MORE]

Barry Popik 

Mar 3, 2008 03:49

If you are in a building over 10 floors high and something catastrophic happens on floors beneath you and that... [MORE]

Jeb Corliss 

Mar 3, 2008 02:26

Sense the empire state building opened four successful base jumps have happened there. In the same time frame there have... [MORE]

Jeb Corliss 

Mar 3, 2008 02:11

Yet another piece of ridiculous legislation from CM Vallone, Jr. He would have been very happy to live in Italy... [MORE]

Eric 

Mar 3, 2008 13:32

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