Was that him? I've gotten a couple different answers.
I thought he did.
I thought he did.
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Did Mr Mazzuca(sp?) really ride the rope?
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#208-04-2010, 10:09 PMNope. Unless he managed to somehow get out of the harness and helmet in about .5 seconds. It was pretty clear from my vantage point he swapped out with a body double once the guy descended to the stage.
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#308-05-2010, 07:34 AMFor a Jamboree, of course --
But as far as great stage entrances go, you'd have to check out Australian musician James Morrison. He's even sky-dived onto a stage. :-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Morrison_%28musician%29
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#408-05-2010, 08:40 AMI wathed it on TV and the guy that went down the rope was SOAKED in sweat and the CSE had on a perfectly dry and pressed shirt.
What I can tell you is that really was Mike Rowe in the bucket of that Cat. Even double checked the video!
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#508-05-2010, 09:31 AMI was in the audience and all I can say is, he managed to gain a few pounds on the way down.Comment
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#608-05-2010, 11:15 AMNo, that wasn't him, unless he dropped 30 pounds and found it at the bottom of the tower
That's why we need the American "Bear Grylls" to be Chief Scout!
Yes, I mean Mike Rowe.(This message has been edited by jhankins)Comment
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#708-05-2010, 08:51 PMMy wife said to me "Yeah that was him and TV wrestling is real!"
On Mike Rowe's entrance:
Scouts a lot---I was sitting next to a guy that owns an excavation company and said to him"Good thing OSHA ain't here"
He said "NO (doo doo)"Comment
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#808-05-2010, 10:50 PMFrom where I was sitting he got out of his harness impossibly fast. He must have been 3/4 of the way out of his harness to get out from behind the wall that fast. Maybe the guy is one of those quick change artists, or he might have a special harness, I just know that I couldn't have gotten out of a harness that fast.Comment
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#908-06-2010, 04:54 PMSR540Beaver nailed it!Comment
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#1008-06-2010, 06:14 PMWell, if he didn't, shame, shame, shame. What kind of example is that to set for the boys?Comment
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#1108-07-2010, 10:59 AMThat was my first thought too.
I see this as a greyscale problem but then leaders should lead by example. If a person can't do a repel maybe they should find another way to make their grand entrance. BTW at over 300lbs and 5' 10" I can and enjoy it.(This message has been edited by prairie)Comment
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#1208-07-2010, 03:56 PMAhhh....If I could only share where I saw Mazucca Tuesday night in Fredericksburg. He even slapped on the back on the way out and told me "Don't be up too late, you have lots of work to do tomorrow."Comment
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#1308-07-2010, 09:27 PMHe's human after all.
I can personally vouch that professionals are quite the party animals.
And yes, sometimes the tab goes to the scouts.Comment
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#1408-07-2010, 09:53 PMAin't seen nothing until you been to an All Hands Conference Then again the last professional conference I attended, I was kidnapped once everything was done b/c I was getting married a couple of weeks later. Thankfully I didn't have to do a scavenger hunt the last night of training the ladies in my PDL-1 class did to one poor guy who was getting married. 
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#1508-07-2010, 10:30 PMMy birthday was during PD-L1... Let's just say that I was quite shocked at what some people think a birthday should entail!Comment
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