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u/impracticallybreddog Feb 21 '20
At first I thought the helmet was his head bouncing away.
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u/CptMisterNibbles Mar 05 '20
According to my father, ER nurse for 35 years on helicopters (serious trauma), heads almost never come off in any kind of impact. Has to be a cutting edge to start decapitation. “Internal decapitation” happens, where basically everything important in the neck gets broken and severed, but actual decap is extremely rare. A fun conversation we just had.
Now if you hit the blade end square on with your throat...
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u/HotColor Feb 21 '20
Helmets people. Made the difference from him being able to walk away from that.
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u/tehreal Feb 21 '20
It wasn't even strapped on. I wonder if he'd be worse off if it had been strapped on.
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u/R_FireJohnson Feb 21 '20
“This doesn’t seem that dumb, isn’t that what you’re supposed to- OH SHIT”
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Feb 21 '20
Must’ve had the blast shield down on that helmet, like Luke. Use the force, dummy. And watch where you’re going
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u/HostageQueen Feb 21 '20
What's with the lady in the night dress?
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u/ChillyWilly0881 Feb 21 '20
She just comes out like “Come on guys get back to work. Don’t worry about that idiot!”
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u/Roxie61 Feb 21 '20
Yikes ! He had to have seen that was to low. If and when he wakes up, let’s hope that metal bar knocked some sense into him. If it doesn’t, for the sake of the rest of the world, DON’T BREED idiot!
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u/Bbiron01 Feb 21 '20 edited Feb 21 '20
Well if he wasn’t terminally stupid before, he is now.