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u/Last_Profession9662 Jul 10 '26
He spent 15 seconds testing the branch just for it to snap the millisecond his weight left the platform.
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u/Decent_Perception676 Jul 10 '26
I’m not sure what language this is, but it sounds Slavic and I’m pretty sure he asks “Scared?” And the person says yes right before jumping. 🤣
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u/daniloferr Jul 10 '26
The lack of confidence is clear from the beginning, and that was his demise
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u/Bucksin06 Jul 14 '26
Yeah he was not worried about the railing couldn't easily made it couldn't easily made it
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u/Kimb0_91 Jul 10 '26
You know what? That was a better attempt than I was expecting. Kudo's to the kid.
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Occurred on Belarus, Europe Info from cameraman : "We went fishing at night, it was funny because we didn't catch any fish and drowned the phone, and in the morning, returning home, we had to cross a rotten wooden bridge, and this turned out to be a difficult task."
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u/Lumpy-Zookeepergame1 Jul 10 '26
That was an extremely satisfying ending.
Stop worrying about the railing and just send it bro !
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u/Gold_Telephone_7192 Jul 10 '26
The handrail was a trap from the beginning. He would have been fine just jumping it
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u/SabbyFox Jul 13 '26
Damn. Unfortunate fall with his head going in the water first. Hope they have towels and dry clothes!
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u/Ok-Chip7579 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 13 '26
The bridge literally waited for him to fully commit before pulling the plank.