It's a 15 year old girl vs mother Earth. If she doesn't like you she will take you out. I'm not saying mother Earth's age not because of the critics. If I say her age she will come after me. It's not nice to say a womens age. I've said too much it just started to rain.
16 Year old sailor feared lost at sea
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Approach cautiously mr pirate - pornophiliac, she's got da bomb!
I like the chartered Quantas A330 that had to fly 5 hrs over water in each direction (to & from) in order to spot the girl, if my calculations are correct that plane came back on fumes !
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So Pirate Kings actually a chick?
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Pfft, please...authorities don't even know that I exist. Thankfully the girl has returned to land safely. The sea is not a place for novices.
I have to agree. If it was my daughter...:nono:
Rivera said on the Factor yesterday it should be child endangerment/neglect. Rivera himself has sailed around the globe, I guess.
If I were a parent it would be very hard to let my daughter do something like that, but in a way, I give the parents credit for letting their daughter follow her dreams. Was it risky? Sure, but that's what happens when you try to accomplish something great.
She was an experienced sailor, so it's not like she was a novice out there. She wanted to do it, and I think it was pretty nice of the parents to let her do it if that was her dream.
Those who are complaining about the cost of the rescue effort do have a point, however. I think if people want to do this kind of thing in the future, they should take out an insurance policy that would cover the cost of any mishaps.
When all is said and done, everything came out alright. The girl got to chase her dream. She didn't reach her goal, but it wouldn't surprise me if she ends up making enough money to be set for life when the movie studios come calling to make a movie of the whole story.
She was an experienced sailor, so it's not like she was a novice out there. She wanted to do it, and I think it was pretty nice of the parents to let her do it if that was her dream.
Those who are complaining about the cost of the rescue effort do have a point, however. I think if people want to do this kind of thing in the future, they should take out an insurance policy that would cover the cost of any mishaps.
When all is said and done, everything came out alright. The girl got to chase her dream. She didn't reach her goal, but it wouldn't surprise me if she ends up making enough money to be set for life when the movie studios come calling to make a movie of the whole story.
Was it in a hot-air balloon?
In a bigger boat than hers with a 4 and 6 person crew. He said the girl had a poor boat and docked in Mexico with troubles - then poorly rigged some part of it to continue.
I'm just a messenger here; I don't give a hoot about Geraldo.
In a bigger boat than hers with a 4 and 6 person crew. He said the girl had a poor boat and docked in Mexico with troubles - then poorly rigged some part of it to continue.
I'm just a messenger here; I don't give a hoot about Geraldo.
I was joking.
With Geraldo's penchant for blowing hot air he could easily sail around the world in his own dirigible.I'm not surprised that she became lost. Navigating the oceans take alot of training and at 16 she's lucky she was found.
I was joking.
Umm, yeah. He's some kind of pseudo, neo-liberal/neo-conservative ass bag. Nobody knows what he's on about.
I could see how that was true in the past, but with the global positioning systems we have these days, is it all that hard any more? I don't know myself. Just asking the question.
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