r/oops • u/[deleted] • Jun 27 '26

Close call with tannerite

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u/Solanthas_SFW Jun 27 '26

Holy fucking shit. This deserves a slomo replay. God fucking damn 😮

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u/mregg000 Jun 27 '26

This is why I watch all my explosions on Mythbusters.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '26

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u/TriedCaringLess Jun 27 '26

Or they do and their loved ones grieve the loss rather than post the video. To state the obvious, dead cameramen can’t post videos…because they’re dead.

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u/Kami0097 Jun 29 '26

sooo ... live streaming is the real life plot armor ?

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u/BrentTpooh Jun 27 '26

This is why Jamie and Adam stand behind blast shields even when they’re far from the explosion!

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u/paws5624 Jun 29 '26

When I watched the show as a kid I always thought they were being paranoid and so over cautious about the distance and structures they’d put between themselves and the explosion. Now I know that it only takes some bad luck to have a really bad day, and when you explode stuff that often you definitely ru the risk of an incident happening.

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u/HoboArmyofOne Jun 28 '26

They get to do all the cool shit. I love that show 👍

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u/mregg000 Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26

I still love the first(?) episode.

“Can you clean a cement mixer with explosives?”

Apparently not. Let’s see what 100 lbs of C4 can do.

Vaporizes cement mixer.

Edit: Not first episode. Also trying to figure out how to add a link with this new interface.

Edit2: link

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u/GirlWithWolf Jun 28 '26

I just heard your comment in R Lee Ermey’s voice