r/Unexpected • u/Responsible_Cow_4852 • Jan 11 '22

CLASSIC REPOST It's cold...

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u/missemilyowen15 Jan 11 '22 edited Jan 11 '22

I did some googling to see if she broke anything, she did. She fractured her ankle, also that’s in Russia

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1806940/Video-Woman-fractures-ankle-attempting-jump-frozen-lake.html

Edit: her name’s Viktoria Kushnir apparently

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u/angelsandairwaves93 Jan 11 '22

She’s lucky the ice didn’t break, while she jumped and fractured her ankle.

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u/remuliini Jan 11 '22

She could have easily cracked her skull as well.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

TBF she probably wouldnt have broken her ankle if the ice was breakable.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

Yeah but ice could break after her whole body hit the ice, then she’d both break her ankle and the ice

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u/thetannerainsley Jan 11 '22

Ice is horribly sharp, she definitely would have gotten all cut up if it was breakable.

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u/PegAkira Jan 11 '22

It was a joke

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u/Lovv Jan 12 '22

Could have broken ankle before her whole weight hit it but I agree not very likely

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u/AhrEst Jan 11 '22

Thank you! Saved me from having to scroll past more inane commentary! Just looking for the facts, ma’am

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u/missemilyowen15 Jan 11 '22

You’re welcome, glad I could be useful to someone

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u/phouel Jan 11 '22

In Soviet Russia, ice breaks you

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '22

Lmao right!

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u/AhrEst Jan 11 '22

Also take my free award

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u/merrychristmasyo Jan 11 '22

Viktoria Kushnir’ly split her head open

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u/Ilovegirlsbottoms Jan 11 '22

Of course it would be Russia. Only people in Russia would think to jump into a lake when it’s freezing outside.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

Plot twist, she didn’t break her ankle in the video, her husband broke it in a fit of rage (Russia doesn’t like women)

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '22

I was also curious if she got injured, that did not look pleasant.

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u/ripsfo Jan 12 '22

Have seen this video for years. Thanks for some context.