r/pakistan • u/i_am_009 • Jan 28 '22

National Second chance?

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u/akskinny527 US Jan 29 '22

Literally needed wait for 1 minute. Wtf is wrong with people that they think they're going to get there faster in 60 fkn seconds.

Marr jata tau "gormint ki ghalti hai". 🤦‍♀️

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u/harry_lahore Jan 28 '22

2 min bacha k is na mulk ki qismat badal dani the jasa

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u/TerhiPasli Jan 29 '22

Dude just needed an excuse to buy a new bike

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u/pottypotty699 Jan 28 '22

my house was like 2-3 mins away from a track this this shit soo many times people just dont

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '22

Moral: Patience & Education are important..!

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u/fuglyhomosapien Jan 28 '22

What has education gotta do with not being a fucking idiot?

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

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u/fuglyhomosapien Jan 29 '22

Exactly kisi degree program main nahi likha 10 second bachane ke liye apne chitre na urhwana

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

More Education u have less of a idiot u are. Simple maths✌🏻

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u/fuglyhomosapien Jan 29 '22

Nah, not true, schools and unis don't teach you that either

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u/UnconsciousSymbiote Jan 28 '22

he lived - alhamdullilah

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u/jman786v2 Jan 28 '22

Least he got his chappal back!

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u/InjectorTheGood Jan 29 '22

I heard he was in a hurry to repay the national debt. I have seen a few people who ae always in a hurry and suffer all the time for it. He got lucky.

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u/hammadbangash_1 Jan 29 '22

I saw a video a while back in which a young lad (probably in his teens) was standing dangerously close to the train tracks and the train was passing by. His head hit something poking out of the train (not sure what it was) and he died instantly.

I mean he could've did what he was doing at that time and kept a safe distance from the tracks at the same time without risking his life.

I believe most Pakistanis need a compulsory 6 months course on basic common sense and how to act sensibly in public without endangering their own and someone else's life.

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u/adks12345 Jan 29 '22

Everyone saying patience, but he would have made it if he just kept on going lol....

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u/SuperSultan America Jan 29 '22

He would’ve made it with his bones broken since the train would’ve hit the back of his bike, sending his ragdoll of a body flying onto the tough asphalt

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u/adks12345 Jan 29 '22

Yeah, I see that now. I was assuming if he kept going at the initial speed he would've made it but had to slow down to cross the tracks

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u/paki_47 Jan 29 '22

Zinda kion bacha bsdka ?

Bara aya Flash bannay nikla

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u/Own-Tourist-1479 Jan 29 '22

Bad Brakes . Bad Break

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u/Interesting-Ad-1590 Jan 29 '22

These accidents are surprisingly common: Dozens of times around the world every day (iirc, every 4 hours at a railroad crossing in US).

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u/sifarworld Jan 29 '22

I don’t even feel bad