- Dick Giron - Water-ski an ocean liner
- Net Ski-Jet, or would that be Jet-Ski?
- Plan C - Squirrel water-ski method
- Squirrels are also spies
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Dick Giron - Water-ski An Ocean Liner
Dirk Gion
The stunt was recorded by a German TV show after a viewer wrote in disputing an earlier claim on the show that it would be theoretically possible to water-ski behind an ocean-going cruise ship' A journalist, Dirk Gion, aged 40, took up the challenge ' to prove it could be done' ' He was brought up to the correct velocity by a speedboat and then switched over to a line pulled by the 575 foot cruiser MS Deutschland' Dirk managed to stay afloat behind the vessel as it travelled at 17 knots for over five minutes'Net Ski-Jet, or Would that be Jet-Ski?
Jumbo Water-ski Method
Squirrel Water-ski Method
Can You Believe it?
As well as waterskiing we bet you hadn't realised that squirrels are also spies' Iranian authorities have recently arrested more than a dozen squirrels for espionage' 'In recent weeks, intelligence operatives have arrested 14 squirrels within Iran's borders,' the state-sponsored news agency IRNA reported' 'The squirrels were carrying spy gear of foreign agencies, and were stopped before they could act, thanks to the alertness of our intelligence services'. Iran claims the rodents were being used by Western powers in an attempt to undermine the Islamic Republic'Squirrel on a Mission
If I close my eyes then you can't see me...........later I'll get on with my
spying activities........Squirrel in Disguise
Can You Believe It?...........................this squirrel is in disguise so as to carry out his clandestine spying activities.
Photo: David ParkerHorace Retires
Having been a spy squirrel for many years, Horace has now retired and lives
in Will's back garden