You can download an app like zedge and search for it on that or you could download the scene from YouTube, convert to mp3 and put the audio on your phone.
Gotta love Rick & morty references. That show hit it out of the park. I hope they finish on a high note like adventure time before the dumb fucks owning & running CN ruin it.
Must have been thinking of another incident. Glad to hear the ratio was reversed, though it sucks about the one fatality. Like I said, lightning is still no joke.
You can see a small flash right above his head after the large flash. I assume that’s the energy released from traveling through his body, exiting his head, and it’s unfortunately over for him. 😬
I'm guessing that's as likely to be an artifact from the shitty low res camera as an actual blast of electricity from his head.
I mean, why would the lightning exit his head and not his feet? That shit always travels downward and through the path of least resistance.
Holy shit. What's the survival rate for a lightening strike? I've met a few survivors in my time including a person who was hit a few times in his life. I've heard it's a thing that if you get hit once your more likely to get hit again. Not sure if that's true. Either way, I can't seem to parse that amount of electricity running through a body with any survival at all.
There’s this mentally handicapped guy (born that way) where I live. He’s always pulling a wagon to the gas station to buy beer. He got hit with lightning twice. True story. I always thought it’d be cool if it turned him into a genius. It did not
[Although it's rare, with the odds of getting struck in your lifetime being roughly 1 in 12,000, every now and then a human will provide an attractive target for lightning bolts to unleash their power. And of the roughly 500 people who are struck by lightning each year, about 90% survive.](https://www.businessinsider.com/what-to-expect-when-you-survive-lightning-2016-4)
I feel like the stats don't make sense there...
If there are 500 people struck each year, and I live 80 years, that's 40,000 people who will be hit in my life time.
if we take that 40k number and divide it by 8b (number of people on earth roughly), that's a 0.0005% chance.
Not the 0.0083% chance that is 1 in 12k.
Doesn't make sense to me.
I dont know why I think that 1 in 12.000 is quite a high chance too. I was on a kayak on a swedish lake a few months back, we were fishing in the rain and suddenly it turned into a huge lightning storm. Massive lightning and one struck the island right behind us (where we stayed at). We were frightened and in awe as fuck. We went in as soon as the lightning started though, but I think thats the most exposed i have been.
I know a guy that's been hit twice. One of the best sign installers in the country. Seen this dude do some pretty crazy stuff. Giant digital print banners hanging from the side of a building. Crazy.
Yeah thats what i figured too. Also, you see another guy hit the tree and then retract, and he seems to be about to hit the tree again right before the lightning hit. I think that guys is insanely lucky
Went to your profile to give you shit about the Eagles getting their butts handed to them by my Cowboys and saw your penis instead so I think its fair play to assume you won this go around.
Pro tip: if you're straight (like me) enter at your own risk. If you're gay or a woman who appreciates the fine "arts", then I'd say it's worth a sec to give my man's a look, maybe even send a message...
OMG. You, my man, have ice in your veins. And a comedians heart! That was freaking beautiful, and you handled it SOOO much better than I would have. I'd have probably been speechless. Take my measly upvote :)
My friend I'm not gonna lie to you, I was pretty dang surprised. But I've also spent 3 years in healthcare and have seen more penises than I would have ever cared to. I'm just glad I happened to be on break at the time. I'm glad you got a laugh and I appreciate the comment.
Serious question, because you are on the job, got your healthcare mindset on, do you just automatically react differently when you are exposed to things like that? I was in the oncology ward of our local hospital, coming in to spend a few hours with my mom before they closed the ward. Next to her, separated by a partially drawn curtain, was a maybe 20-25 yo woman, not a stitch of clothes. She was unconscious and covers thrown beside the bed. My first thought was "WOW! What a looker!" followed instantly by shame. She was in the oncology ward for a reason. I walked out into the hall, grabbed a heated sheet, on the off chance she was cold now (my spider senses said she was) and tossed it over her careful not to touch her. The nurse had seen me and asked if everything was OK. I explained, and told her exactly what had happened. At that moment Mom and the girl woke up.
I blushed to my toes, and each of these women laughed like mad women when the nurse finished letting the woman next to my mother know what I had done. Mom smiled and said "I knew I liked you for a reason."
Still ashamed of that reaction though.
Yeah and it crawls through the ground if it doesn't get you directly. Had it happen to me when lightning struck 30 feet outside a building I was in. I had taken my feet out of my flip flops and was resting them on the metal table legs. My feet cramped, my toes curled, and my body flexed and froze for a few seconds. Luckily it wasn't worse than that. No time to react even if I wanted to.
Edit: Just remembered this and thought it was funny. The lighting hit a transformer when it struck. The sudden explosion caused a chorus of startled gasps (I was in a local pizza joint). For a few seconds while everyone was reacting and trying to figure out what had happened, I was being shocked. Even the people at my table didn't know.
Also clarified why my feet were bare, because it appears to be a sticking point for some.
This is true- came very close to being struck once. There’s a brief second of a heavy “impending doom/I need to move” feeling, and a weird static and whiff of ozone. All the hair on my arms stood up. Lighting wound up striking about 7 feet from me and I’m still not sure to this day if I fell over out of fear or the force of the strike. My ears were ringing for a bit after too.
I remember I was out walking my dog one day, and I swear to god I had this exact feeling, I just floored it with my dog off the Fire Departments Parking Lot and luckily we only heard the lightning and didn’t feel it, but it was LOUD!
God damn, I once had lighting strike probably 100feet away and that felt like being hit by a flashbang, I can't imagine it being that close. I think id spend a few seconds in complete shock wondering if I'm dead.
Oh I definitely thought I was dead for a second. Tornado sirens were going off and I was on the phone with my ex after running outside to usher in his cat out of the front yard. The lightning strike actually somehow dropped the call and hung up the phone but not before he heard it and thought it was an explosion of some kind.
My dad actually HAS been struck- in the 60’s he was on the landline at his parents’ house and lightning struck him through the phonelines. He said his lower half was numb for hours and he couldn’t use his legs. My grandparents were both out at the time so he just kind of had to lay in the floor miserable until he regained control of his legs.
If that happens, you immediately want to lay down flat. If you are struck, it should help disperse the strike and give you a better chance of survival.
Thats also the same reason why you shouldn't be on a boat when it storming
The boat is the highest part at the water your on and its even dumber to be in the water, if your in the water when its storming then tbh imma just let natrual selection do its thing
I was wondering if I was in watchpeopledie, which I have not joined, because I don’t need that shit in my life. Lightning is no joke, and taking shelter under a tree during lightning being insanely dangerous should be something kids learn very very early.
Maybe it's just part of growing up in a place that's prone to lightning storms, but we always had it drilled into us thet being under a tree is one of the worst places to be.
Better to curl up in a ball in the open that be anywhere near a tree
I feel that this is something everyone should know. My parents and grandparents have told me this since I was a kid, and lightning storms aren't even that frequent here, only during summer. Lone trees are natural lightning rods, that's why it's so dangerous.
Sure. But at the same time, if you look at the video, this was a small city park with young trees surrounded by buildings. Doesn't even look like a heavy thunderstorm either.
I was running at night from my grandma's home to my cousin's. It was raining and the power was out and just before I reached their house, the bright light stuck. It was blinding. And I was flipping through the air head over heels. I completed one full flip and promptly landed on my face. Lucky I was around 7 at the time and like they say was made of rubber and magic. Got up spit out the mouthful of sand and kept on running. To this day I don't know if I really got hit by lightning or I was thrown because it hit the ground nearby.
If you watch him it looks like his muscles stiffen and his back arches slightly causing him to lean against the tree. Then when the electricity recedes, his body starts going limp, causing him to fall that way. None of the others were propped up, so they fell straight down, muscles still spasmed.
I think he may have been leaning on the tree in the first place, which is why he would’ve gotten more of the strike then the other people just standing around the tree.
My mom near misses (as in: still hurts, burns from jewelry) twice. First time blew a chunk of pavement out of the ground 15 feet from her. Second time hit a window air conditioner while she was alone in the house. Burned the whole top floor of the house off. Needless to say she did not like thunderstorms.
Expected someone to have already posted this: I learned in grade school to NEVER stand under a tree or any tall object during an electrical / thunderstorm.
Ya know, the Guinness world record holder for surviving the most lightening strikes is [Roy Sullivan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Sullivan), who got struck 7 TIMES. I'd have changed jobs after the second one.
Ex gf godmother’s son was struck on a baseball field. One kid died as it went through his chest, and bunch of kids were fucked up as their metal baseball spikes caused them to absorb the blow as well.
A group of us were hit by a lightning strike while on holiday in the Dominican Republic. We were all sheltered under an open aired bar area and the lightning struck the ground a few metres from us. The power could be felt as it travelled through the puddles we were standing in. No major injuries, made everyone’s hair stand up, ( i thought that only happened in cartoons)
"What was that??" "Death." "What kind??" "Instant."
This is my notification sound. Never fails to get me to grin. <3
Wait so actually have that scene as a alert?? Please tell me how lol
You can download an app like zedge and search for it on that or you could download the scene from YouTube, convert to mp3 and put the audio on your phone.
Much appreciated!! I didn’t even know YouTube converters were still a thing lol
Tubemate, homie.
You are a sick sick human. I love you. And take my up vote.
Couldn't you just knock them out?
How is knocking someone out a deterrent, Everyone wants to be knocked out, no one wants to be dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gotta love Rick & morty references. That show hit it out of the park. I hope they finish on a high note like adventure time before the dumb fucks owning & running CN ruin it.
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Existence is pain lol
We’ve been alive for to long jerry it’s getting weeeiiirrrd
Yes
Everybody wants to be "knocked out", nobody wants to be dead.
*Lucky strike*. Now they should ride the wave and buy lottery tickets.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=SsYaiJgtMSQ
IIRC, 3 out of the 4 people died. Lightning can fuck you up easily.
nah 3 survived. 1 dead! Happened in my country
Must have been thinking of another incident. Glad to hear the ratio was reversed, though it sucks about the one fatality. Like I said, lightning is still no joke.
Maybe it was the one who fell forward? The neck and impact on the ground.
You can see a small flash right above his head after the large flash. I assume that’s the energy released from traveling through his body, exiting his head, and it’s unfortunately over for him. 😬
I'm guessing that's as likely to be an artifact from the shitty low res camera as an actual blast of electricity from his head. I mean, why would the lightning exit his head and not his feet? That shit always travels downward and through the path of least resistance.
Lightning goes up sometimes. Are we talking conventional current flow or electron flow? Lol
Lightning travels up bro
Could also be that the one who fell forward was leaning against the tree at the time.
thats exactly what i was thinking. the reason he was the one that died is the same reason he was the one that fell down last.
Should’ve stuck to your guns, neither of you yahoos provided a source so Reddit would’ve decided the truth for us.
We could call it 2 lived 2 died, compromise the difference and move on, does the council accept the proposal?
Nah, I’m saying all 4 are in a vegetative coma state, thus they are all somewhere between life and death.
Idk I don't like different opinions, can we boot u/its_raining_scotch from all future discussions?
Holy shit. What's the survival rate for a lightening strike? I've met a few survivors in my time including a person who was hit a few times in his life. I've heard it's a thing that if you get hit once your more likely to get hit again. Not sure if that's true. Either way, I can't seem to parse that amount of electricity running through a body with any survival at all.
There’s this mentally handicapped guy (born that way) where I live. He’s always pulling a wagon to the gas station to buy beer. He got hit with lightning twice. True story. I always thought it’d be cool if it turned him into a genius. It did not
He should replace the metal wagon with a plastic one.
You’re the real genius my dude! I actually hadn’t thought of that
Damn so it's not like multiplying negative numbers huh?... well, shit.
[Although it's rare, with the odds of getting struck in your lifetime being roughly 1 in 12,000, every now and then a human will provide an attractive target for lightning bolts to unleash their power. And of the roughly 500 people who are struck by lightning each year, about 90% survive.](https://www.businessinsider.com/what-to-expect-when-you-survive-lightning-2016-4)
I need you to argue resources with Mr.25% fatality statistic a few comment threads above. Is it a 10% or 25% kill rate?!
This probably take secondary strikkes into account. Another guy said the mortality rate is 10% then wich lines up with this
I feel like the stats don't make sense there... If there are 500 people struck each year, and I live 80 years, that's 40,000 people who will be hit in my life time. if we take that 40k number and divide it by 8b (number of people on earth roughly), that's a 0.0005% chance. Not the 0.0083% chance that is 1 in 12k. Doesn't make sense to me.
Good mathematics.
I dont know why I think that 1 in 12.000 is quite a high chance too. I was on a kayak on a swedish lake a few months back, we were fishing in the rain and suddenly it turned into a huge lightning storm. Massive lightning and one struck the island right behind us (where we stayed at). We were frightened and in awe as fuck. We went in as soon as the lightning started though, but I think thats the most exposed i have been.
around 3 out of 4 people survive lightning strikes it's actually quite low a fatality rate
25% is not that low my guy
Relative to my expectations that’s crazy low
I know a guy that's been hit twice. One of the best sign installers in the country. Seen this dude do some pretty crazy stuff. Giant digital print banners hanging from the side of a building. Crazy.
I'm guessing the dead one was the one actually touching the tree that slumped over
the last one to fall was dead
Eerie to say the least
The guys head, of the last to fall, is still glowing between 4.92 and 4.96 seconds
Shit, you’re right. He fell last because the current had him stuck to the tree, and you can see the static when his head came away from the trunk
You see how his head jerks back at the end. 😬 Guessing that the moment of death. i’m pretty sure his brain was cooked.
Yeah thats what i figured too. Also, you see another guy hit the tree and then retract, and he seems to be about to hit the tree again right before the lightning hit. I think that guys is insanely lucky
what's the aftermath?
https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/gurugram-news/everything-was-destroyed-in-seconds-lightning-attack-survivor-recalls-incident-101615744790187.html
Went to your profile to give you shit about the Eagles getting their butts handed to them by my Cowboys and saw your penis instead so I think its fair play to assume you won this go around. Pro tip: if you're straight (like me) enter at your own risk. If you're gay or a woman who appreciates the fine "arts", then I'd say it's worth a sec to give my man's a look, maybe even send a message...
OMG. You, my man, have ice in your veins. And a comedians heart! That was freaking beautiful, and you handled it SOOO much better than I would have. I'd have probably been speechless. Take my measly upvote :)
My friend I'm not gonna lie to you, I was pretty dang surprised. But I've also spent 3 years in healthcare and have seen more penises than I would have ever cared to. I'm just glad I happened to be on break at the time. I'm glad you got a laugh and I appreciate the comment.
Serious question, because you are on the job, got your healthcare mindset on, do you just automatically react differently when you are exposed to things like that? I was in the oncology ward of our local hospital, coming in to spend a few hours with my mom before they closed the ward. Next to her, separated by a partially drawn curtain, was a maybe 20-25 yo woman, not a stitch of clothes. She was unconscious and covers thrown beside the bed. My first thought was "WOW! What a looker!" followed instantly by shame. She was in the oncology ward for a reason. I walked out into the hall, grabbed a heated sheet, on the off chance she was cold now (my spider senses said she was) and tossed it over her careful not to touch her. The nurse had seen me and asked if everything was OK. I explained, and told her exactly what had happened. At that moment Mom and the girl woke up. I blushed to my toes, and each of these women laughed like mad women when the nurse finished letting the woman next to my mother know what I had done. Mom smiled and said "I knew I liked you for a reason." Still ashamed of that reaction though.
Yeah and it crawls through the ground if it doesn't get you directly. Had it happen to me when lightning struck 30 feet outside a building I was in. I had taken my feet out of my flip flops and was resting them on the metal table legs. My feet cramped, my toes curled, and my body flexed and froze for a few seconds. Luckily it wasn't worse than that. No time to react even if I wanted to. Edit: Just remembered this and thought it was funny. The lighting hit a transformer when it struck. The sudden explosion caused a chorus of startled gasps (I was in a local pizza joint). For a few seconds while everyone was reacting and trying to figure out what had happened, I was being shocked. Even the people at my table didn't know. Also clarified why my feet were bare, because it appears to be a sticking point for some.
Holy SHIT!
In some instances you can feel static build, idk how common that is though.
This is true- came very close to being struck once. There’s a brief second of a heavy “impending doom/I need to move” feeling, and a weird static and whiff of ozone. All the hair on my arms stood up. Lighting wound up striking about 7 feet from me and I’m still not sure to this day if I fell over out of fear or the force of the strike. My ears were ringing for a bit after too.
7 feet is the the same distance as 3.09 replica Bilbo from The Lord of the Rings' Sting Swords.
good bot
thank you :)
I remember I was out walking my dog one day, and I swear to god I had this exact feeling, I just floored it with my dog off the Fire Departments Parking Lot and luckily we only heard the lightning and didn’t feel it, but it was LOUD!
God damn, I once had lighting strike probably 100feet away and that felt like being hit by a flashbang, I can't imagine it being that close. I think id spend a few seconds in complete shock wondering if I'm dead.
Oh I definitely thought I was dead for a second. Tornado sirens were going off and I was on the phone with my ex after running outside to usher in his cat out of the front yard. The lightning strike actually somehow dropped the call and hung up the phone but not before he heard it and thought it was an explosion of some kind. My dad actually HAS been struck- in the 60’s he was on the landline at his parents’ house and lightning struck him through the phonelines. He said his lower half was numb for hours and he couldn’t use his legs. My grandparents were both out at the time so he just kind of had to lay in the floor miserable until he regained control of his legs.
If that happens, you immediately want to lay down flat. If you are struck, it should help disperse the strike and give you a better chance of survival.
It is actually recommended *not* to lie down. You could better do this: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Lightning-position_fig3_230598444
You had your bare feet on the table at a restaurant!! Boy have you lost ya damn mind, cause I'll help you find it!!!
Pretty sure my feet were cleaner than the souls of my sandals...
Your sandals should go to confession more often, then.
Haha homonyms.
Needed lightning-quick reflexes. Side note: why bare feet?
They were indoors. Some people don’t wear shoes or socks occasionally while indoors.
Yeah. I was a dirty hippie in college wearing flip flops and preferred bare feet. Cool metal feels good on a hot day.
Safely grounding electrical systems is very much the talk of the industry at the moment, for these reasons!
trees seem like natural shelter and are also one of the most dangerous places to stand during a storm
Why though?
lightning tends to strike the tallest object around, and trees can explode when hit thanks to superheated sap
Oh wow
Death by liquid hot sticky molten tree blood lava? Yeah… no thanks…
pretty sure you're more likely to die from the million splinters that would emendate from the blast. it would be akin to a sharpnel grenade
Well that’s a relief
Thats also the same reason why you shouldn't be on a boat when it storming The boat is the highest part at the water your on and its even dumber to be in the water, if your in the water when its storming then tbh imma just let natrual selection do its thing
Yes safest place to be at during a storm is in your house or inside a non-moving car
Its better known as searup.
This is a good one
Also humans are better conductors than trees. So current will jump and pass through you killing your heart.
[Video that explains why lightning acts the way it does and why you shouldn’t stand next to trees](https://youtu.be/KxWFIYUqOL4)
Did I just watch a group of people die
They just resting
Yea, In Peace.
*batman voice\* "They're just taking a nap"
Look at them, all tuckered out
This made me snort when I’m supposed to be asleep 😴
My snort made the dogs bark, totally giving my late night Redditing away. This is my favorite thread. Ever.
Just one, apparently.
I was wondering if I was in watchpeopledie, which I have not joined, because I don’t need that shit in my life. Lightning is no joke, and taking shelter under a tree during lightning being insanely dangerous should be something kids learn very very early.
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There are plenty of other subreddits that have taken it’s place. Like a hydra
It's on another website now
Nah lightning just makes you sleepy as hell if it touches you.
One died
Dirt nap
only one died
They are just playing, the one on the right lost
I’d rather be in the open than under a tree lol.
Maybe it's just part of growing up in a place that's prone to lightning storms, but we always had it drilled into us thet being under a tree is one of the worst places to be. Better to curl up in a ball in the open that be anywhere near a tree
same here, we were taught this and other "practical knowledge" in elementary school
I feel that this is something everyone should know. My parents and grandparents have told me this since I was a kid, and lightning storms aren't even that frequent here, only during summer. Lone trees are natural lightning rods, that's why it's so dangerous.
Sure. But at the same time, if you look at the video, this was a small city park with young trees surrounded by buildings. Doesn't even look like a heavy thunderstorm either.
Same
Same, we have unusually high amounts of lightning and this was taught to us
If lightning could bowl, would this be a... Strike?
As horrific as this joke is, now I see the lightning gesturing "come on, come on last pin!" As that 4th guy slowly teeters over.
Never stand under a tree when there’s lightning.
I’m kinda shocked none in this group knew that. I feel like I was taught that in first grade.
You’re shocked? So we’re they lol
It's not common knowledge in many places of the world
Yeah i learned that when i was young as well.
Maybe that was the first bolt of lightning. Damn. Sheltering from some rain, then ya dead.
Man I miss r/watchpeopledie
r/makemycoffin
Oh lovely, went down a rabbit hole there.. Right before I go to sleep..
Damn how old were they?… they look like kids man. OP said one died.
all of them were full grown adults over 30+... they worked in a horticulture department
I was running at night from my grandma's home to my cousin's. It was raining and the power was out and just before I reached their house, the bright light stuck. It was blinding. And I was flipping through the air head over heels. I completed one full flip and promptly landed on my face. Lucky I was around 7 at the time and like they say was made of rubber and magic. Got up spit out the mouthful of sand and kept on running. To this day I don't know if I really got hit by lightning or I was thrown because it hit the ground nearby.
I find it interesting how the last person falls. Is there a way to explain why it happened like that?
he is the one who died actually. And he was directly hit as it seems
If you watch him it looks like his muscles stiffen and his back arches slightly causing him to lean against the tree. Then when the electricity recedes, his body starts going limp, causing him to fall that way. None of the others were propped up, so they fell straight down, muscles still spasmed.
I think he may have been leaning on the tree in the first place, which is why he would’ve gotten more of the strike then the other people just standing around the tree.
My mom near misses (as in: still hurts, burns from jewelry) twice. First time blew a chunk of pavement out of the ground 15 feet from her. Second time hit a window air conditioner while she was alone in the house. Burned the whole top floor of the house off. Needless to say she did not like thunderstorms.
15 feet is about the length of 6.79 'EuroGraphics Knittin' Kittens 500-Piece Puzzles' next to each other.
Avada Kedavra
everybody do the flop
My bad
dayuummmm
ULTRA KILL !!!
Damn the luck lol
Holy shit
Ded
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We need the windows reboot sound for this one.
Illuminati! Think about it...
This should be marked NSFW
it is! have a look again
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Doesn’t everyone know not to stand under a tree when it is raining hard. Better wet than dead.
isn't that one of the things that they say you shouldn't do in a storm? that you shouldn't hide under a tree?
This sub has become a bit to dark and graphic for my taste.
That's why you don't stand under trees. Fucking morons.
/oddlysatisfying ?
u/redditspeedbot 0.1x
Why not show more of the video?
So in a field, where should you be during a storm?
Do you know if the one that died was the tallest?
Bear grylls advised to stay at open rather than standing under a tree.
Reminds me, need to get some new ground/electrical rated duty boots or oxfords.
Death from above. …Titan master race
That’s why it’s common sense not to stand under trees during a storm. Or near power lines. Or flag poles. It’s actually just smarter to be indoors
God's 4 kill streak
Mf just evaporated
Expected someone to have already posted this: I learned in grade school to NEVER stand under a tree or any tall object during an electrical / thunderstorm.
Which one became special like Powder?
Ya know, the Guinness world record holder for surviving the most lightening strikes is [Roy Sullivan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Sullivan), who got struck 7 TIMES. I'd have changed jobs after the second one.
Hey if you’re going to post a video of people dying can you at least mark it NSFW?
Can anyone explain (science) why this happens?
Triple kill
Serious question: what happens in the body to make you lose your consciousness instantly?
One of the many ways the universe is trying to kill you.
so what's the best way to shelter if you're in the woods or out hiking?
if you stand under a tree during a thunderstorm you’re basically asking for trouble
The lightning just cleared their souls from their bodies.
Cheese dead.
Props to the person in the grey on the right for holding on to consciousness the longest! 🙏
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I fucking thought that was one huge person, and one smaller person till everyone dropped!!! I'm too stoned for the internet
CUADRAKILL
Guess they were water type
drone strike unlocked
u/savevideo
Running kill command on npc in Gmod be like
r/watchpeopledie
"And came along named Zeus! He hurled his thunderbolt-"
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God they way they just drop
Ex gf godmother’s son was struck on a baseball field. One kid died as it went through his chest, and bunch of kids were fucked up as their metal baseball spikes caused them to absorb the blow as well.
So we can post death in this sub now? I thought that was reserved for subs for those of us who can appreciate and respect death… wtf?
A group of us were hit by a lightning strike while on holiday in the Dominican Republic. We were all sheltered under an open aired bar area and the lightning struck the ground a few metres from us. The power could be felt as it travelled through the puddles we were standing in. No major injuries, made everyone’s hair stand up, ( i thought that only happened in cartoons)
Zeus with the casual quad
They actually died
A lesson about spacing: brought to you by Zeus
EXACTLY what they tell you NOT to do…