According to several news reports I've been reading, this man deserves the 'Luckiest Man in the World' award. A [at time of writing|76] year old [Croatia|Croatian] man, he has survived numerous life-threatening situations and emerged relatively unscathed and very much alive. A listing of his [exploits] follows:

[1962]. Our hero is on a [train] [en route] to [Sarajevo]. The train jumps the [rails] and lands in a river. Seventeen people drown. Frane escapes with [hypothermia] and a [broken arm].
[1963]. Our hero is on an [airplane] to visit his ailing mother. The [emergency door] bursts open and everybody dies. Except, of course, for Frane, who emerges relatively unscathed with [cuts] and [bruises] after landing in a [haystack].
[1966]. This time, it's a [bus], which swerves into a river, killing four.
[1970]. Driving in his [Skoda], our hero realizes that his car is on fire. He escapes his car mere moments before the flames reach the [fuel tank], causing it to [explode].
[1973]. A different car for Frane was in order. However, it was not to last long, as his [Wartburg]'s faulty [fuel pump] puts [gasoline] over the hot engine, causing our hero to lose much of his hair in the ensuing flames.
[1995]. Our hero is walking in [Zagreb] when he is knocked down by a [bus]. Again, only minor injuries are sustained by Frane.
[1996]. Our [foolhardy] hero is once again driving a [Skoda] on a winding road in the mountains of [Croatia]. This time, there are no fires, just a [United Nations|UN] truck headed right for him. Frane gets out of the present danger just in time by swerving out of the way. As they say, [out of the frying pan, into the fire], and so it was for Frane, who had to jump out of his car, landing in a [tree]. His Skoda was not so lucky, and ended up exploding 300 feet below him.

Upon hearing of Frane, one's impression is that he must have some sort of dangerous occupation to be in such recurring danger. Disappointment and surprise reign supreme when one learns that he is a [music teacher]. He has also 'survived' four [marriage|marriages] and subsequent [divorce|divorces].

The [icing on the cake]? He recently ([2003]) won the lottery, in one of his first tickets bought in [decades], for a cool $1,010,000. He also proposed to his hopefully fifth, and last wife, a woman 20 years his junior.

Sources:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/content_objectid=13081463_method=full_siteid=50143_headline=-THE-LUCKIEST-MAN-IN-THE-WORLD-name_page.html
http://www.normsradio.com/cm/archives/nrgZjUsT.html

Frane "Lucky" Selak (person)