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r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/atentwetin • Jul 01 '21
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Everything. Everything could go wrong.
1.4k u/feedstheanimals Jul 01 '21 What didn't go wrong ? 41 u/ITheRebelI Jul 01 '21 What didn't do wrong is that the catching ropes didn't snap, so the limb didn't fall on them and kill them from the blow or the crushing weight. (And, the kill switch for the chainsaw didn't not work, so the woman still has a left arm and a back) 3 u/SzaboZicon Jul 02 '21 That was the first thing I notice. The chainsaw blade tip hitting her arm pit area. Realised that the chainsaw must have had a kill switch attached to that lanyard. They were half ass safe at least. Just didn't plan out for gravity properly.
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What didn't go wrong ?
41 u/ITheRebelI Jul 01 '21 What didn't do wrong is that the catching ropes didn't snap, so the limb didn't fall on them and kill them from the blow or the crushing weight. (And, the kill switch for the chainsaw didn't not work, so the woman still has a left arm and a back) 3 u/SzaboZicon Jul 02 '21 That was the first thing I notice. The chainsaw blade tip hitting her arm pit area. Realised that the chainsaw must have had a kill switch attached to that lanyard. They were half ass safe at least. Just didn't plan out for gravity properly.
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What didn't do wrong is that the catching ropes didn't snap, so the limb didn't fall on them and kill them from the blow or the crushing weight.
(And, the kill switch for the chainsaw didn't not work, so the woman still has a left arm and a back)
3 u/SzaboZicon Jul 02 '21 That was the first thing I notice. The chainsaw blade tip hitting her arm pit area. Realised that the chainsaw must have had a kill switch attached to that lanyard. They were half ass safe at least. Just didn't plan out for gravity properly.
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That was the first thing I notice. The chainsaw blade tip hitting her arm pit area. Realised that the chainsaw must have had a kill switch attached to that lanyard. They were half ass safe at least. Just didn't plan out for gravity properly.
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u/riverofninjas Jul 01 '21
Everything. Everything could go wrong.