Final Destination in real life
The driver is save but it was so close!!!!
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3. stonedecroze commented 13 years ago
#2 nor even a sound like shitting his pants.
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5. Slap_chop_ninja commented 13 years ago
That definitely calls for a change of underwear.
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7. blockedusername commented 13 years ago
my question is...why would you film randomly to begin with? whats the chance of that happening!
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8. blue_alien commented 13 years ago
#2, #6 Yeah, the screaming begins when the survival mode fails to start and your brain jumps to panic mode.
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11. Mourialaid commented 13 years ago
#7 Maybe this is someone who doesn't have a life. Like a journalist; filming anything, writing about it, then publishing it.
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12. Chrisofskjern commented 13 years ago
I'm with #7. I was sitting here thinking "why the hell would he sit and record a boring-ass drive??"
And where the heck does that log come from? The car in front as a wooden chassis? Or maybe a wooden house is being transported in front of the car in front of the cameraman?
And where the heck does that log come from? The car in front as a wooden chassis? Or maybe a wooden house is being transported in front of the car in front of the cameraman?
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14. PortugaL26 commented 13 years ago
#7 #12 According to the description in her youtube channel, she was recording the two trucks in front of her because they were messing around blocking each other out and holding up traffic.
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15. lockandload commented 13 years ago
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16. Chrisofskjern commented 13 years ago
#14 - But notice how the trailer in front of the driver doesn't move an inch. The tires stay completely on the ground... But still it has enough power, to violently throw a huge f***ing piece of wood 2 feet into the air!
That's what I'm wondering about.
And when is the next fail compilation done? You rock at finding fail videos i haven't seen. MOAR PLX!
That's what I'm wondering about.
And when is the next fail compilation done? You rock at finding fail videos i haven't seen. MOAR PLX!
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18. anoobis360 commented 13 years ago
one of the few videos that, the first time u watch, u dont even see it coming untill ur like holyshit, lol, good thing she was alright
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19. sbrucecaboose commented 13 years ago
What the heck is wrong with you people???
#(removed comment) , I would give you plus 100 thumbs up if I could.
Follow at a SAFE distance--three second rule MINIMUM.
It could have avoided ANY damage to his car--and what if he had a passenger???
DONT BE IGNORANT, PEOPLE. Follow the rules of the road.
#(removed comment) , I would give you plus 100 thumbs up if I could.
Follow at a SAFE distance--three second rule MINIMUM.
It could have avoided ANY damage to his car--and what if he had a passenger???
DONT BE IGNORANT, PEOPLE. Follow the rules of the road.
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24. loadrunner commented 13 years ago
What if he was driving the other lane
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25. Thanny commented 13 years ago
There is no such thing as a safe following distance for this kind of incident.
I once had an aluminum drive shaft of some kind get kicked up by a car and crash into my windshield. It was caught between the hood and fender, otherwise one of the two people in the front seat would have been hit, probably fatally. The car was quite far ahead, and there's no way the driver (not me - I was dozing in the passenger seat, and my reaction was a loud WTF) would have been able to avoid it.
In cases like these, the responsibility lies with the vehicle that hits the debris. Something like that is easily seen in the road, and neglecting to avoid it establishes liability. My insurance company went after that of the person who launched the drive shaft at my car, and got paid for most of the damages.
I once had an aluminum drive shaft of some kind get kicked up by a car and crash into my windshield. It was caught between the hood and fender, otherwise one of the two people in the front seat would have been hit, probably fatally. The car was quite far ahead, and there's no way the driver (not me - I was dozing in the passenger seat, and my reaction was a loud WTF) would have been able to avoid it.
In cases like these, the responsibility lies with the vehicle that hits the debris. Something like that is easily seen in the road, and neglecting to avoid it establishes liability. My insurance company went after that of the person who launched the drive shaft at my car, and got paid for most of the damages.
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29. ol1v33r commented 11 years ago
There was a tv show where this dude crashes into a fence and a fence post goes right threw him and sticks him through the chest upside down in the car submerged in ditch water and pinned to the seat.
Also this dude should have kept more distance from the truck in front he is right on that trailers ass. He might have stood more of a chance of avoiding it if any.
Also this dude should have kept more distance from the truck in front he is right on that trailers ass. He might have stood more of a chance of avoiding it if any.
+45 1. Dubsteppah commented 13 years ago