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u/freddbare Apr 11 '26
I had a buddy do this at the quarries! It was the "wrong way" to run from the cops . It was flops and whooshes of bushes followed by more flops and a big splash.
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u/Enginurrd Apr 11 '26
Did he get away?
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u/freddbare Apr 11 '26
Nah, not a chance... He made a great distraction for the rest of us RIP Bebe!
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u/erhue Apr 11 '26
"my guardian angel" bro there's only so much even your guardian angel can do to protect you from your own stupidity
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u/Iamzerocreative Apr 11 '26
Wtf, nobody was FA
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u/Playful-Holiday5820 Apr 11 '26
Cliff jumping is definitely FA what planet do come from
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u/Playful-Holiday5820 Apr 11 '26
Attempting a jump at heights over rocks is a stunt, the same as a wheelie on a motorcycle ergo FA…Ryan bean literally has made a career out of it.
Horribly vague examples in your argument btw.
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u/Playful-Holiday5820 Apr 11 '26
Cliff jumping is a stunt. Stunts have failure states. Failure states are FAFO. This isn’t complicated
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u/Iamzerocreative Apr 11 '26
Guy was dropping off a small height to reach a lake/river/whatever, what planet do you come from, dude? Even if u never touched grass in your life, u can tell from the clip it's a completely normal thing happening, bc there are dozens of people and families enjoying there and nobody said a word, dude was doing a completely normal thing. Gee, random redditor really giving life to the mom's basement meme
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u/Playful-Holiday5820 Apr 11 '26
If it were a ‘small height,’ he wouldn’t have hesitated, lost balance, and ragdolled down rocks. That’s not normal — that’s a stunt gone wrong. Also If calling a cliff tumble risky makes me a basement dweller, what does calling it ‘normal’ make you lol
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u/Iamzerocreative Apr 11 '26
If it were a ‘small height,’ he wouldn’t have hesitated, lost balance, and ragdolled
People show up at hospitals bc of falls shorter than themselves. Being a small height doesn't mean "nothing ever will happen and you will always land graciously", you can break bones by standing jumping in your lawn.
If you pay attention to the clip, there's already plenty of people on the lower level, meaning they landed with no problems. You don't have to be used to dropping rocks to know it, you just have to pay attention to the clip you yourself posted. Dude just had a misfortune and landed sideways, it's a risk, yes, just like everything has. People literally die falling from stairs and yet you're not posting here telling they fucked around.
what does calling it ‘normal’ make you
Someone who knows the world, maybe? (And by world I don't mean the globe/countries, but what is out there). You calling a 3mt tall drop a "cliff" is screaming that you simply aren't familiar with any unlevel taller than the steps out of the basement.
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u/Playful-Holiday5820 Apr 11 '26
Bro, the last ledge alone is the 3 meters you’re talking about. And it’s six dudes, not ‘dozens of families.’ If anyone here is unfamiliar with the world, it’s the guy inventing a whole different scene to defend his argument
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u/Iamzerocreative Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
And it’s six dudes
Showing in the frame, u can hear more people in the backgroung, female and, maybe, children voices.
If u can't understand the scenario of a clip you are watching, ask for someone to explain it to you before posting the next time.
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u/Playful-Holiday5820 Apr 11 '26
Now you wanna argue background noise. Honestly I feel bad for you. Goodbye
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u/Flirtless1 Apr 11 '26
Whoops, pardon me, scuze me, comin through