Posted on Oct 5, 2014
PO3 Shaun Taylor
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 what is your take on the man in the inflatable bubble that was rescued by the coast guard.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/04/us/ocean-bubble-rescue/index.html

We laugh and kid the Coast Guard about not being really part of the military, but realize how just important they are after hearing stories like this.
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PO1 Disaster Survivor Assistance Specialist
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That guy in the bubble...utter and complete idiot....I have no idea what that guy thinks and don't really care. Making that attempt without support staff, sans gps and without survival gear - total stupidity....
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Cpl Brett Wagner
Cpl Brett Wagner
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PO1 George Medley - George no I didn't think that at all, just joking and I know you know that brother.
That genius that tried the "Around the World in 80 Days" trip is like the Peace Corps volunteers getting eaten by crocodiles while trying to feed them.
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Cpl Brett Wagner
Cpl Brett Wagner
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PO3 Shaun Taylor hank you sir!
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LTC Operations Officer (Opso)
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PO3 Shaun Taylor sorry took me so long to respond. I had to swim back to shore after I feel out and they did went to the vessel and did not look for me. I tell you I try to spread world peace and I get left out of the article and had to swim all the way home. Luckily I have rally point to feel at home.
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SFC Jason Bautista
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proper planing prevents piss poor performance...FAIL!
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CW5 Desk Officer
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My take is that the Coast Guard has a very important mission. A good friend of mine is a senior Coast Guard lawyer. He reminds me that the USCG is part of the Department of Homeland Security, but they still are considered one of the five armed services. Many people have been saved by the Coast Guard, and the Coast Guard has played an important role in the "war" on drugs coming to the US.
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PO3 Shaun Taylor
PO3 Shaun Taylor
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CW5 (Join to see) I agree with you, but what do you think about the guy in the bubble?
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CW5 Desk Officer
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Sorry. He's crazy ... according to a supporter. A quote from the end of the article: "He has these outsized ambitions that he sets his mind to. He's a success above and beyond anyone's expectations. It's almost biblical. But you gotta be a little crazy to undertake such an endeavor, right?"
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PO3 Shaun Taylor
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Well, based on the way he went about it I'd say right.
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SSG V. Michelle Woods
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Bless his heart...

Why not rescue a man who (willingly) got into a bubble and started running (from nothing) on the open seas. If anyone needs rescuing, it's that guy lol.
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PO3 Shaun Taylor
PO3 Shaun Taylor
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LOL I forgot about you SSG V. Michelle Woods I haven't seen you post anything in a few days.
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2LT Aeromedical Evacuation
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But what if Neil Armstrong had never got in his giant inflatable bubble and ran to the moon?
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SSG V. Michelle Woods
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Then we wouldn't have had a man on the moon and...yep that's it lol.
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SSG John Erny
SSG John Erny
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He must have been trying for a Darwin Award : - \
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