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PARIS -A Frenchman whose arms and legs were amputated swam across the English Channel this weekend using leg prostheses that have flippers attached.
Philippe Croizon, 42, had expected the tough crossing to take up to 24 hours — and instead, he finished in only 13 and a half.
"I did it, I'm happy, I'm so happy, I can't believe it, it's crazy," he told France-Info radio, sounding giddy on arrival late Saturday.
Three dolphins joined him for a while.
"We took that as a sign of good luck," the swimmer's father, Gerard Croizon, told The Associated Press.
Philippe Croizon set off from Folkestone on the British side of the English Channel and arrived near the French town of Wissant. At the narrowest point, the crossing is about 21 miles (34 kilometers).
Croizon's specially designed leg protheses, which end in flippers, allow him to propel himself through the water. His truncated upper arms go through the motions of the crawl, and he breathes through a snorkel.

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Bob

LMAO!

[Bob Campbell]

Classic. And I will steal it for my "Bob" show.

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