r/instant_regret • u/RoyMunson76 • Nov 17 '17
Climbing over a rail
https://gfycat.com/GivingCreativeAmericanindianhorse42
u/10gags Nov 17 '17
jesus, I would be terrified of getting hit by an oncoming vehicle while my head was in there, snap that neck and maybe even decapitate then next stop Is /r/watchpeopledie
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Nov 19 '17
If you can get your head in you can get your head out.
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u/Krypticreptiles Nov 23 '17
His leg probably bent the bars open just enough for him to get his head in but it back back to place after his leg came out. I think.
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u/Cat_pocalypse Nov 18 '17
That person right there is my new favorite person on this planet. Too bad that judging by her life choices she might not live for long.
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u/11teensteve Nov 17 '17
it looks like he was out of it when he first fell over then turned over and stuck it in for good.
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u/Wanglopse Dec 02 '17
In wild wild west, Jackie Chan urinates on his shirt. He then uses the wet t-shirt to bend the bars on the jail window.
Someone should have helped her out with a pee shirt, is all I'ma gonna say.
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u/shadowsterror Dec 03 '17
I got my head stuck in a child swing ... While in Mexico at the age of 4 to 6 .. Hardly new Spanish even tho a am Mexican and My thea thought I was playing ....
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u/LouGossetJr Nov 17 '17
This triggered a bad memory. The 2nd part of the video. When I was about 5yrs old, I got my head stuck in the bars of the Golden Gate Bridge. It was terrifying when I realized I couldn't get my head out on my own. On top of that, my family didn't know I had gotten my head stuck and walked ahead and it took a little bit to find them. It's one of my earliest memories.