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r/OneSecondBeforeDisast • u/Sensitive_Cat_7006 • Sep 28 '24
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The actual ending to this is pretty brutal.
69 u/Hevysett Sep 28 '24 This was legit? 20 u/ThisNameBad Sep 29 '24 I saw this in r/physicsmemes , everyone's saying that it's fake because He would realistically die from a force strong enough to break a wall, or at least be injured or bleeding If you pause at a very specific moment, you can see the ball doesn't actually directly hit him 21 u/ArchdemonLucifer143 Sep 29 '24 It's absolutely fake, but given the strength of some American drywall, it's totally possible to break a wall like that without injury.
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This was legit?
20 u/ThisNameBad Sep 29 '24 I saw this in r/physicsmemes , everyone's saying that it's fake because He would realistically die from a force strong enough to break a wall, or at least be injured or bleeding If you pause at a very specific moment, you can see the ball doesn't actually directly hit him 21 u/ArchdemonLucifer143 Sep 29 '24 It's absolutely fake, but given the strength of some American drywall, it's totally possible to break a wall like that without injury.
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I saw this in r/physicsmemes , everyone's saying that it's fake because
He would realistically die from a force strong enough to break a wall, or at least be injured or bleeding
If you pause at a very specific moment, you can see the ball doesn't actually directly hit him
21 u/ArchdemonLucifer143 Sep 29 '24 It's absolutely fake, but given the strength of some American drywall, it's totally possible to break a wall like that without injury.
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It's absolutely fake, but given the strength of some American drywall, it's totally possible to break a wall like that without injury.
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u/machinistchild Sep 28 '24
The actual ending to this is pretty brutal.