World War II paratrooper Aubrey Eberhardt was the first to scream "Geronimo!" while jumping from great heights. Retired First Sergeant Ed Howard explains how it happened in his essay entitled "Paramount's 1939 Western Geronimo...A Forgotten Movie With a Giant Legacy." In 1940, the United States' first Parachute Test Platoon was formed. It consisted of 50 volunteers who trained in the sweltering heat of Georgia's Fort Benning. The days were mighty hot, so the paratroopers wanted to stay cool in the evening. One night, Private Eberhardt and three friends watched the movie Geronimo at a local (air conditioned) theater. After the film, the group discussed the jump they were to make the following morning. According to Howard, one paratrooper asked Eberhardt if he believed he could jump "without fear." Eberhardt, eager to prove his toughness, said he'd show everyone he wasn't afraid by yelling "Geronimo!" as he jumped. Eberhardt believed that if he had the presence of mind to remember the word, it would prove he wasn't scared. Questionable logic perhaps, but we're going with it. Long story short, Eberhardt jumped, yelled "Geronimo!" as promised, and the shout quickly caught on with his fellow paratroopers. Some time later the phrase was outlawed because officers felt it would draw unwanted attention to paratroopers landing in hostile territories. That said, the "Geronimo" motto is still seen on certain military insignias, so Eberhardt's legend lives on.
The duration of Just Yell Fire is 2700.0 seconds.
Because cartman sounds better to pronounce, most people just yell at him and "eric" doesn't roll nicely of the tongue.
Never, ever! Time out or stern talking to! And if that doesest work, maybe you yell often at the kid? Spanking is something that goes around. You hit your kid, he will trn around and hit a kid that did something naughty to him! (or Her!)
his father was calm for a few seconds and then started to yell
Megaphone.
They either yell Geronimo or timber.
Yelling "Geronimo" is often done when jumping from a height or engaging in an adventurous activity. It is a way to express excitement, fear, or exhilaration, with the term referencing the legendary Apache leader Geronimo who was known for his courage and daring spirit.
JUMP!!!!!!! :)
People yell run, robber or rebound. People yell Ready, Set, Go.
People yell catch, charge, cheers and close the door. People yell come here, congratulations and cops.
You could yell Jump! You could yell Jerk!
People yell Taxi, Thank you, and Timber. They also yell Touchdown, Tornado, Thief and Time out.
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees she does even though he thinks people don't yell Geronimo when a tree falls :)
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"Meeeeeeee!" "Geronimo!" (The fact that he yelled his own name as he leaped off a cliff is what started the whole thing.) Considering that planes had not yet been invented when he was alive, he'd probably yell "HOLY CR*P!" and would likely not know how to open his parachute.
yes it could but it does not let u move or talk it does not even let u yell
People shout out encore. It begins with the letter e.