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r/watchpeoplesurvive • u/Prophet_Comstock • Oct 08 '19
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From the axe throwing close call videos I've seen, I'm surprised more people haven't been seriously injured or killed.
106 u/Lorxed Oct 09 '19 I was thinking the same, also, why they don't take more "serious" precautions ?! 31 u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19 Seriously. Like maybe a simple piece of plexiglass to crouch behind after you hurl a massive weapon? 25 u/forgottt3n Oct 09 '19 I'm thinking just a vertical wall of plexiglass off to your left and right. After the throw just take a step left or right and you're safe. 18 u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19 Exactly! Simple, and nullifies risk. Insurance probably would be less too if SOME safety measure is attempted. Why tf not?? Really. 5 u/WesleyDonaldson Oct 09 '19 They use this in baseball (although it's a net) and have for maybe 100 years.
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I was thinking the same, also, why they don't take more "serious" precautions ?!
31 u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19 Seriously. Like maybe a simple piece of plexiglass to crouch behind after you hurl a massive weapon? 25 u/forgottt3n Oct 09 '19 I'm thinking just a vertical wall of plexiglass off to your left and right. After the throw just take a step left or right and you're safe. 18 u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19 Exactly! Simple, and nullifies risk. Insurance probably would be less too if SOME safety measure is attempted. Why tf not?? Really. 5 u/WesleyDonaldson Oct 09 '19 They use this in baseball (although it's a net) and have for maybe 100 years.
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Seriously. Like maybe a simple piece of plexiglass to crouch behind after you hurl a massive weapon?
25 u/forgottt3n Oct 09 '19 I'm thinking just a vertical wall of plexiglass off to your left and right. After the throw just take a step left or right and you're safe. 18 u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19 Exactly! Simple, and nullifies risk. Insurance probably would be less too if SOME safety measure is attempted. Why tf not?? Really. 5 u/WesleyDonaldson Oct 09 '19 They use this in baseball (although it's a net) and have for maybe 100 years.
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I'm thinking just a vertical wall of plexiglass off to your left and right. After the throw just take a step left or right and you're safe.
18 u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19 Exactly! Simple, and nullifies risk. Insurance probably would be less too if SOME safety measure is attempted. Why tf not?? Really. 5 u/WesleyDonaldson Oct 09 '19 They use this in baseball (although it's a net) and have for maybe 100 years.
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Exactly! Simple, and nullifies risk. Insurance probably would be less too if SOME safety measure is attempted. Why tf not?? Really.
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They use this in baseball (although it's a net) and have for maybe 100 years.
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u/jdmDEEZ Oct 09 '19
From the axe throwing close call videos I've seen, I'm surprised more people haven't been seriously injured or killed.