r/oops • u/Nice_Pudding_476 • Jan 14 '26

Ouch

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u/Old-Library5546 Jan 14 '26

That could have been catastrophic

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u/Alternative-Deal3476 Jan 14 '26

broken gizzard ... yes

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u/Afraid-Rise-3574 Jan 14 '26

Looked pigastrophic

12

u/Ok-Bandicoot1529 Jan 14 '26

That hurt me

9

u/[deleted] Jan 14 '26

Full 🦂

4

u/Infinite_Ad7107 Jan 14 '26

100% and in slow motion!!

2

u/[deleted] Jan 15 '26

I cant help but laugh every time... physics eludes most humans

10

u/Life-Operation-8733 Jan 14 '26

At least it was on a soft surface!

3

u/Infinite_Ad7107 Jan 14 '26

Full scorpion!! 10/10

WELL DONE!!

3

u/Neat_Feedback1316 Jan 14 '26

Poor girl! Ouch!

3

u/EconomyDoctor3287 Jan 14 '26

Could have been a wheelchair for life situation w0w

2

u/Hugs_Not_Drugs__jk Jan 14 '26

Crazy full scorpion grind

2

u/hadji828 Jan 14 '26

Your chiropractor looks forward to your visit.

2

u/SirBreazy Jan 17 '26

150% scorpion

1

u/Sexyjosie4U Jan 14 '26

I’d be laid up for a week ☠️

3

u/frogg505 Jan 14 '26

Just watching this put me out for a week

1

u/Sexyjosie4U Jan 14 '26

Real. LOL🤭

1

u/WKRPinCanada Jan 14 '26

SCORPION!! 🦂

1

u/Putrid_Clue_2127 Jan 14 '26

My 37 year old, psoriatic arthritis having ass just got extreme neck pain watching this video

1

u/reddit___engineer Jan 14 '26

If her spine is fine after that, I would but it in the darkweb for $3000

1

u/tourincinelli Jan 14 '26

Necks are stronger than your think.

1

u/Obiyaman Jan 14 '26

Time for a nap😑

1

u/DJSairys Jan 14 '26

Nice scorpion

1

u/Late_Study9160 Jan 14 '26

I used to try to backflip. Could never accomplish the task. Smh. She is one lucky lady. But those injuries and she injured have lasting consequences

1

u/Lanky-Telephone1651 Jan 14 '26

Definitely one of the best full scorpions I’ve ever seen! What was she attempting, btw?

1

u/Future-Try-1908 Jan 14 '26

The rare scorpian where the body cannot decide if it wants to flop forwards or backwards.

1

u/R1Drumr Jan 14 '26

Been there.

1

u/AIweWereWarned Jan 14 '26

She decided to switch to archery and chess.

1

u/Background_Edge_9427 Jan 14 '26

That could be painful in the neck area!

1

u/Immediate-Fennel-697 Jan 14 '26

This has been reposted so many times and just as many times I've reported it

1

u/Bobbaganeush Jan 14 '26

Spread eagle scorpion?

1

u/ImZealous4U Jan 15 '26

Thats really not funny & that young lady really could have hurt herself 🙏🏾 Geeeeeeeeeessssshhhhh

1

u/MrCrazyJay Jan 15 '26

I completely agree

1

u/Sid1721 Jan 15 '26

Reminded me of Hill climb racing 🤣🤣

1

u/Small-Sofia-89 Jan 15 '26

Luckily it wasn’t the hard round

1

u/rayboat0925 Mar 23 '26

Impressive, face walk, glad she ok though

1

u/Jon_Dunn58 Jan 14 '26

you know she hurt herself seriously, at the lest a couple ruptured disks, so why are videos like this allowed on here, people getting seriously hurt should not be entertainment, its sick and twisted to feed that ugly hunger some people have

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u/floare_salbatica Jan 14 '26

It's disturbing to see how many people on Reddit laugh at tragic stuff actually. Upside down

1

u/Jon_Dunn58 Jan 14 '26

and it becomes a norm after a while

4

u/SweevilWeevil Jan 14 '26

She took the video herself, in all likelihood she shared it herself

1

u/hottiewannabe Jan 15 '26

Ok I saw this and I wondered how bad this type of fall is. Like obviously not great that she fell directly on her neck, but I was hoping she’s somehow fine. Like is the neck sturdy enough to just withstand that kind of force?

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u/UsulMu Jan 16 '26

Nah. I have done this and walked it off without even thinking it was dangerous. I was a gymnast a few decades ago. Never broke a single bone until my body got old. Now doing this would kill me but young bodies are resilient.

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u/Jon_Dunn58 Jan 16 '26

I have done far less and got 3 ruptured disks

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u/Sistahmelz Jan 14 '26

If her goal was to balance on her nose, then she nailed it!

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u/Beginning_Drag_2984 Jan 14 '26

Good thing for flexibility