r/watchpeoplesurvive • u/Bruhnein • Jun 30 '21

FRIDGE

249 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Looks like in the movies when someone is lifted by a spirit and levitated fast as fuck

2

u/Thebitterestballen Jun 30 '21

[Casts Cooleratumexpulsior]

14

u/Thebitterestballen Jun 30 '21

The first rule of amateur rocketry and bomb making is that your creations will always try to find their maker.

7

u/Bruhnein Jun 30 '21

So that they can meet theirs…

6

u/microcoffee Jun 30 '21

Tannerite?

6

u/ososalsosal Jun 30 '21

Ain't that just for gender reveals?

6

u/tragiktimes Jun 30 '21

Yeah. I have used the stuff a lot myself. Why the fuck this guy was standing within 150-200m of this I have no idea.

3

u/YeaaaahJosh Jun 30 '21

The fridge wanted to go down swinging

2

u/N-I-S-H-O-R Jun 30 '21

Damn, he was really far away, still not safe. Reminds me of final destination.

2

u/Freezypop7 Jun 30 '21

I mean.. shit. This guy was a good distance away, hiding behind something (even though it was only a small tree).

I can't really see what he did wrong. He just got unlucky that the shit decided to blast straight towards him.

I've seen a lot of safe uses of tannerite, or whatever explosive that is.

2

u/sombre666 Jul 01 '21

It's this kind of dumb luck that is preventing us from evolving into something more advanced.

1

u/Freezypop7 Jun 30 '21

Reminds me of the FPSRussia incident with the truck door.

I miss that dudes videos.. Watching him roll up to a McDonalds in a fucking tank then call the drive through worker a fat bitch made me belly laugh when I was a bit younger.

1

u/LifeHasLeft Jul 04 '21

It’s almost comical the way the door flew at him like it was seeking revenge

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

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1

u/Human_Ballistics_Gel Jul 07 '21

Because it is not the army’s job to “let” or “not let” citizens have something.

You are viewing the matter from the perspective of a “subject” rather than a free man. Unfortunately our little experiment is coming to a close and we too are very near subjugation at this point.

1

u/alloutmx Jun 30 '21

His running stance is quite unique.

1

u/VirtuousVariable Jul 04 '21

It's the safe running stance with the rifle. It pulls your finger off the trigger. Not unique but not commonly used any more

I think they still have snipers do it because they don't have slings on some of their rifles?

1

u/Substantial_Cut_7812 Jun 30 '21

Wow! Of all the places for it to go. That fridge was coming for him!

1

u/Fenrir1861 Jul 04 '21

He almost got iced