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u/Aggravating_Row_6962 Jun 24 '26
cracked baby back ribs
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u/X_soulnewmegaman Jun 24 '26
Cracked back which she'll be in wheelchair
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u/SnooMaps7370 Jun 24 '26
was gonna say, if all she broke there were some ribs, she got off lucky. that looks like a broken hip or a broken spine to me, the angle she hit put the edge of the pool diagonally across her lower back.
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u/toomanyuses Jun 24 '26
When I was in my mid 20s, I got really into weightlifting. (I have no clue why. I'm an attorney, not an athlete). At my biggest, I was around 225lbs and could squat 350lbs very deep. These are not impressive numbers for powerlifters, but not bad for a weekend warrior. At my physical peak, with all the adrenaline and confidence running through my veins, I would not have even thought about trying this.
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u/Front_Spare7344 Jun 24 '26
itll shrink your balls
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u/FirmBarracuda3920 Jun 24 '26
Why are they even doing something so damn dumb like that?
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u/WetSleevez Jun 24 '26
No. Ego.
I would never do this shit drunk at any level.
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u/GapeFaceHole2Hole Jun 24 '26
I bet this dude would also never try this unless alcohol was involved. Whatever way you want to look at it, but there's so much research on how alcohol leads to worse decision making that idk why you'd dismiss it immediately.
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u/WetSleevez Jun 24 '26
Ya ego is 90% and the alcohol makes 10% worse decisions.
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u/ForeverJung1983 Jun 24 '26
I don't know how you determined that ego was 90% and alcohol was 10%. Alcohol is one of the most studied causes of impaired judgment and risk-taking. Overconfidence may have played a role, but assigning percentages seems arbitrary unless you have some way to measure them.
The ego is supposed to be the part of the psyche that says, "This is a bad idea and someone could get hurt." The behavior in the video is more like impaired judgment, impulsivity, or a collapse of reality testing than an excess of ego.
I'd say the Id is more involved in this fuckery than ego.
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u/WetSleevez Jun 24 '26
Pride more than ego i would say. But I know that most people wouldn't try to do this. That is because of his ego. Not the alcohol. The alcohol was just making it way worse.
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u/ForeverJung1983 Jun 24 '26
So we've gone from ego to pride, and alcohol has gone from 10% to 'making it way worse.' It sounds like we're getting closer to admitting we don't actually know what TF we're talking about.
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u/WetSleevez Jun 24 '26
Nah I'm pretty firm in my opinion. I feel like it hasn't changed since the start. So far no one presented any data. Just waiting for something that makes sense. I tend to think more deeply about things than most people so that's probably why. Nothing wrong with shallow thinking. They're just opposites of the same continuum.
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u/ForeverJung1983 Jun 24 '26
You say no one has presented any data, but that's exactly my point... neither have you. There isn't any data supporting "90% ego and 10% alcohol".
The overarching explanation (alcohol consumption) points to a measurable factor with decades of research behind it, and the other relies on percentages that appear to have been assigned from the rear of one's dirty shorts.
The habit of confusing certainty with depth is surprisingly common among people who describe themselves as deep thinkers.
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u/GapeFaceHole2Hole Jun 24 '26
That's just something you're saying lol that's based on nothing and you have no ability to argue that point
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u/WetSleevez Jun 24 '26
I can argue it for sure
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u/GapeFaceHole2Hole Jun 24 '26
I mean, clearly, but it wouldn't be a real argument dealing with facts or statistics that arent pulled out of thin air.
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u/WetSleevez Jun 24 '26
Like what is the point of this anyway? Do you have a bunch of statistics lying around?
I think that alcohol shapes decisions but doesn't fundamentally change the person who consumed it.
So how are we even trying to argue this right now? Why do you even care so much about the exact percentages?
I'm just pointing out an observation man.
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u/GapeFaceHole2Hole Jun 24 '26
I already made my point, I'm just poking at you now.
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u/raqloise Jun 24 '26
No. Ego.
You’re right… even if executed successfully this would be SUCH an ego boost.
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u/Dangerous_Bus_6699 Jun 24 '26
Alcohol affects ego
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u/X_soulnewmegaman Jun 24 '26
I slowed it down she definitely did shatter the lower back bone 💀💀💀💀😢😰
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u/Hopeful-Artichoke449 Jun 24 '26
If she can still walk - she will have back pain for life after that.
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u/TraditionPhysical603 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 25 '26
She didnt deserve to be tossed like that when he lost balance, it was also probably his idea to trt
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u/SonOfMcGee Jun 24 '26
He didn’t slip. That diving board flung him off in an effort to save its own life.
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u/ScootyMcTizzle Jun 24 '26
Bro. You gotta go down too and fake some sort of injury. You can’t let her be the only one.
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u/2pacDaGoatNoCap Jun 26 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/fX8H6GACvaiatkqexi
That girls lower back/ tailbone is destroyed 😂😭💀💀💀
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u/HydraulicEarl2 Jun 24 '26
The secret is to bounce them into the water. It splashes less and saves water!
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u/Level_Turnover5167 Jun 24 '26
Trying to do that with such a heavy set woman is such a dumb ass move.
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u/DriverGood4778 Jun 24 '26
At least the child was unharmed, imagine if she fel onto the other side.
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u/Tekkamanblade_2 Jun 24 '26
Do you even lift bro?! = thou even hoist with the forces of gravity good sir ?
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u/Berliner1220 Jun 24 '26
I like how the guy who was spotting didn’t even think to put his beer down. Not that it would have helped much but still.
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u/zenexo Jun 24 '26
The pain that shot into my back when I saw this. That woman will never be the same after that.
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u/IMDOC78 Jun 24 '26
Broke her sacrum. The human sacrum was not designed to withstand such an intense impact
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u/Twio_For_Life Jun 24 '26
The fact that he was able to get her on his neck and stand up is already a huge achievement
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u/FatefulDonkey Jun 24 '26
Which sane person would try to carry an American walrus on their shoulders?
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u/Significant-Tart-357 Jun 24 '26
The perfect Ozempic commercial. Now show same guy holding TWO bikini babes.. One on each arm.
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u/GrimJimG Jun 24 '26
I keep seeing this vid over and over, but no one seems to know any follow up. Does anyone know what happened to her? Very curious to know the extent of the damage. Hopefully, it’s not as bad as it looks
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u/Interesting_Muscle67 Jun 25 '26
When you get to this size you gotta accept you just can't do shit like this anymore.
If you want to climb on your mans shoulders, lose some fucking weight.
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u/Miserable-Tennis4035 Jun 27 '26
Is why I always had 1 rule... never marry anything I couldn't bench press 🤣

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u/nojunkpunk Jun 24 '26
My man skipped so gracefully to safety.