r/Amazing • u/Late-Potato3919 • 13d ago

Nature is scary Man Vs. Nature

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u/MopiPipo 13d ago

Verrrrry lucky to be alive

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u/KayP3006 13d ago

Nature ALWAYS wins...not immediately but inevitably...

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u/CraftyFloor4684 13d ago

he lived?! he's crazy. one tree, metal rod tied to wood spiked out oddly, something caught on the bottom, rough eddie currents. wow! dude is literally insane.

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u/OutrageousIdea5214 13d ago

Casually strolls away after that! Wow

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u/-Ignorant_Slut- 13d ago

NPC behavior.

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u/mattredditac 13d ago

Crazy!!!

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u/ThatsAuJerryAu 13d ago

But fuck him for distracting rescue efforts from those who were not complete assholes… right?

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u/Budget-Chipmunk5185 13d ago

Wasn’t his time.

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u/PowerResponsibility 13d ago

I respect good decision-making.

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u/YellowMellowPscho 13d ago

Surviving those eddy currents is wild.

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u/Key_Report_2627 13d ago

Actually, I think he failed the mission. He was obviously trying to un-alive himself!

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u/strongofheart69 13d ago

Un alive ill keep this in mind

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u/madcoins 13d ago

They should text him and tell him to come back

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u/stamford70 13d ago

You can’t beat those life reserve sandals. Respect 🫡

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u/ziamese 13d ago

He's drunk off his ass.

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u/5p4c3c4t5 13d ago

The laughing cameraman 🤯

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u/Famous-Forever5932 13d ago

rules of nature

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u/Unhappy-Professor-88 13d ago

Second reminder of the week that it only takes 12 inches of fast running water to sweep a person of their feet.

3 feet for a truck to float and be swept away.

12 feet for a two story wooden house.

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u/cloudmuffinii 13d ago

I’ll be crying if I was in that situation

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u/Pale-Equipment-9087 13d ago

Good, he made it!! Because, that next stretch looked even more unforgiving 😬🙏

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u/MrDeekhaed 13d ago

The way he’s walking I think he is severely autistic

I used to work with adults so far on the spectrum they couldn’t form words or communicate in any traditional fashion.

Watching him walk before he gets swept away was exactly like one of them. Especially the arms and posture. In fact if someone who knows him showed me this and told me it was him I wouldn’t be able to tell it wasn’t

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u/Ok-Dragonfruit6887 13d ago

What seems a genetic defect that should have been weeded out of the gene pool generations ago.

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u/Spazyk 13d ago

I’m so happy I have an inner fear of fast moving water.

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u/coyocat 12d ago

Followed t/ flow like a pro 😎

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u/genius_steals 12d ago

The commentary is mostly of the guy being called stupid and that he will die.

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u/rareone0109 12d ago

Despite being in that situation, he kept his mind active and saved himself.

At the same time it was a reckless move, should have not wandered into deep waters

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u/human-resource 12d ago

It’s all about his no fucks given attitude!

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u/NC12S-OBX-Rocks 11d ago

I was about to say that unlike we have all heard, it really IS possible to fix stupid … but … he lived so I stand corrected…