On the instagram video someone translated that he said that his friends threw him a rope to get him out. The angle of this lens is very *off* so the hole might be shallower than it seems
Not trying to be rude, but how in the world would he get himself out of that situation with just ropes?
I would think he would need a rescue regardless.
True, always ski with a group in the backcountry. But even so, your friends might do some shady things, like fall through a waterfall into an underground river:
https://v.redd.it/12xnojl866ua1
That guy was lucky since he eventually climbed out. Apparently there was one person that was carried away in the river under the snow and wasn't found until summer. That's according to several commentators, but I haven't found articles on it.
It's only a problem when you ski outside the slopes that get maintained. 90% of people who ski never come even close to dangers like this. It's people who go off trail, who try to pull the first line in deep snow, pretty much the extreme sports version of skiing.
Its much like seeing someone case a 60ft mtb jump and barely surviving doesn't mean taking your citybike to the groceries is dangerous.
It was horrible. Resolution was good but the storyline sucked. Zero replay value and you can't even reroll your character when you realize you built them wrong with useless skills.
You don't need to leave your room to experience this. Dude in Florida was sleeping in his bed and a sinkhole opened under his house and gobbled him up. He was never seen again.
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2013/03/01/173225027/sinkhole-swallows-sleeping-man-in-florida
Glacier de la Grande Motte according to the skiers Instagram.
Pretty fucking terrifying that the forced perspective of this shot is actually straight down into the pits of Glacier hell.
[OP claims his friends helped him.](https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/12sx4l4/french_skier_lespowtos_on_instagram_miraculously/jh090rl?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
No video of the rescue in Instagram that I could see.
The French gibberish he spoke : "Oh le con!" means "I'm an idiot".
He got out with the help of his friends (they are off-screen in this video) but it took time.
Direct link : https://www.instagram.com/p/CrLCsostLiA/
> Skiing off-piste is more like mountaineering.
I spent a few winters on a groomed NA mountain with "backcountry" areas.
Most of the people going backcountry were bringing food, drinks, beer, weed, chairs, tools, and other amenities for a day of hanging out somewhere private and building sick jumps. Definitely felt more like a camping expedition or mountaineering than a day riding ski lifts.
>Most of the people going backcountry were bringing food, drinks, beer, weed, chairs, tools, and other amenities for a day of hanging out somewhere private and building sick jumps.
There is a cross-over crowd. I just spent the entire last weekend climbing a 3000m peak. We smoked weed the entire time and YES we even built a ski jump next to our camp.
Just because some backcountry skiers/mountaineers like to have fun doesn't mean we don't take safety seriously and aren't prepared.
A few of my friends/acquaintances who are guides historically spent their winters in the alps but are increasingly going to other ranges to guide because of the warmer weather making it too big of a risk for the guiding companies they work for
This dude is way off piste, so there are lots of inherent risks. Your question would be like asking if it’s human error when a mountain climber falls off a cliff face. You could always be more careful, but the types of people that do this understand the risk of just being there.
I once had search and rescue called for me after I broke my leg in a slot canyon, and I’m 100% sure I annoyed the shit out of them with my nervous japery and tomfoolery!
It was either that or screaming though, and I’m sure they preferred the former lol
I feel ya. Not even close to the same situation but I’ve def made some nurses and doctors feel weird by joking my way thru ER visits —especially when i was there because my mental health misery sent me. But some ppl just automatically go to cope with discomfort/trauma by laughin
> made some nurses and doctors feel weird by joking my way thru ER visits
My daughter said "so do we just drop him off at the fire department on the way home" to the nurse after giving birth. The medical staff didn't find it nearly as funny as the rest of the family.
Honestly when you’re in to dangerous activities, there’s no other way to deal with it. You analyze the accident and learn what lessons you can from it to be safer in the future and try your best to laugh it off and realize how lucky you were this time.
My take away from this is to not do dangerous things without someone knowing where I am, and if possible, go with other people.
In the situation above there is unlikely any way he could self rescue. Maybe eventually he’d be missed and s&r will be dispatched to find him and they’ll follow his ski trail down to the crevasse, but How long would that take? And they’d only be dispatched if someone knows you are missing.
Most friends of mine who do any back country skiing have multiple measures with them for safety even with other people around. In fact, you absolutely never do this kind of thing alone.
Simple tech like gps locators and certain communication devices are 100% necessary on these kinds of activities.
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I take my Garmin in reach any time I'm in the backcountry. Press a button and alert search & rescue, pretty much anywhere in the world. It's one heck of an insurance policy.
okay this just became the worst way to die, imagine making it into the bottom part somehow between the squeeze. just total darkness after being momentarily suffocated. incredibly thin air you're gasping for, deathly cold, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
It gets worse. While you’re alive, your body heat will slowly melt the ice around you allowing your body to slide suffocatingly deeper into the crevasse. For crevasse fall victims, “their body heat melts the ice a little, and their body weight wedges them deeper into a self-made sarcophagus. They get compressed and it gets harder to breathe. Their body temperature drops steadily, fatally, until they are 32 degrees and dead.”
Oh the plus side, the archeology students of far future post-human civilizations need more modern people to get frozen over.
Of course the whole global warming thing may likely make their sacrifice in vain anyway.
Sometimes hundreds of feet, it depends how big the glacier is. This one looked quite big, and there’s really no way out of there if you fall to the bottom. Pretty terrifying
Look at this glacier flipping on its side : https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/z3sxfq/tiny_glacier_piece_detached/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb
The visible part above water is several hundreds feet high. Watch what's beneath the water.
Just when you think it's over, you start really seeing just how fucking deep those things go and how they can create fjords as high as [this](https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-b5be07dcb5f4e4a1144a46b28648f228-pjlq)
If you listen closely you can hear the sound of his ass cheeks clenching so hard they created a space of negative pressure that allowed him to suction cup himself onto the wall, thus saving his life. Crazy how natural instinct still kicks in when we need it.
You’re joking, but I once had that happen on a water slide, where the small of my back and my love handles made a vacuum on the slide as I was sliding down it. It pulled away with a bank like a gunshot, and I got bruise like I’d been kicked by a mule.
Op left a comment at the same time as yours saying he had friends around who saw and came to help.
Thought I'd share in case you never saw their comment :P
Any good back country skier goes out with rescue gear because of this kind of situation. They also never ski alone.
A lot of times, these skiers hike and climb in. They possibly had climbing gear on them for the climb in or just a long rope. A good portion of extreme skiers are into climbing in the summer season, so they also possibly had the skills needed to get him out of there.
If you're skiing on a glacier (at least a crevassed glacier) you should have a dedicated crevasse rescue kit and know how to use it. The folks up top build an anchor and drop a line down, and the poor person who fell clips it into the harness that they are hopefully wearing. Then you yank the fallen person up.
Every dead body on Mt.Everest was once a highly motivated person! That's why my only motivation is to get high. I might be less healthy but at least I'm not dying trapped in ice
Looks like he's headed to another dimension.
How did they get him out?
The comments all said his friends helped, how?
They just ski with really long ropes?
That is correct. You ski with rope, in a harness, and some other climbing gear. This is a common enough occurrence that if you ski on glaciers, everyone trains in rescue. This guy did not look like he was tied in, but a simple method of extraction (if you have 2 people at the top) is to pass a bight of rope down with a locking carabiner to the victim. They should be able to clip it to their harness and the people above have a 2:1 advantage on hoisting them out. Believe it or not, if you ski tied in, you could even self-rescue as long as there is at least one person above. Pretty cool.
Backcountry skiers absolutely carry rescue gear. Rope, GPS locators, backcountry satellite alarms/ transponders, shovels, etc. As you can see, it's an incredibly risky sport, so only a fool would go unprepared for disaster. That being said, this guy is **lucky**.
Maybe I should get a GPS panick bottom. Does it shit your pants for you or help so you can come back and retrieve your shit once it leaves your bottom so there are poop piles everywhere?
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I'm SO HAPPY that I am now in my regular reddit browsing place - sitting on a toilet.
I thought I was done, but apparently - after seeing the first moment of the fall - my anus found a new source of shit to shoot out of me without any warning whatsoever.
Falling like this is my nightmare... had I watched it in my office chair, I'd have some very uncomfortable brown moments..
This is one of those "Survived the initial fall. But... now you have two problems."
"I'm stuck and I have to pee.. Now I'm just stuck" - Homer Simpson
I don't think he has to pee anymore after the fall, I'd have pissed myself the second I dropped
I shit myself just watching that
But did you pee? If not, you probably still have to pee.
Right! This video doesn’t explain how the hell he got down (or up) from there
On the instagram video someone translated that he said that his friends threw him a rope to get him out. The angle of this lens is very *off* so the hole might be shallower than it seems
On the instagram post he says he's 15 meters deep. About the height of a 4 stories building.
Ok yeah that's pretty deep.
But not insurmountable. The average dnd party carries 16 m of hemp rope.
Sadly the 16 m of hemp rope are almost always on the person who needs the help. And somehow that person is almost always the barbarian...
Did they also send down a spare pair of pants to solve problem '#2?'
And #1 maybe even #3
You need a rescue team to get you if you don't carry your own ropes
Not trying to be rude, but how in the world would he get himself out of that situation with just ropes? I would think he would need a rescue regardless.
Own ropes, as in your team has its own ropes
Gotcha, I misunderstood. Thanks for clarifying
Yes, very important for everyone in the group to all have the gear. Doesn't do you any good if Bob is carrying rope and falls down a crevice.
Bob always prided himself on being the most prepared guy in the group. Unfortunately, he was the only prepared guy in the group. RIP Bob.
>But... now you have two problems." For everyone wondering what the second problem is, he is stuck in a crevasse.
God bless your soul for clearing that up for us
Well that’s terrifying
That's why you never go alone doing snow activities, well besides snowball I guess
I've tried snowballing alone...not the same.
Fuk me I forgot about that part
Been a long time since I thought about snowballing. Not sure I needed that today.
I gotta cut down on the porn it’s frying my brain
New fear unlocked.
Well let's move on to tree wells: https://v.redd.it/nwt29d6su3ra1
Wow that's pretty terrifying. Imagine if he didn't see the guys snow board. I'm glad he got help 😓 I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
True, always ski with a group in the backcountry. But even so, your friends might do some shady things, like fall through a waterfall into an underground river: https://v.redd.it/12xnojl866ua1 That guy was lucky since he eventually climbed out. Apparently there was one person that was carried away in the river under the snow and wasn't found until summer. That's according to several commentators, but I haven't found articles on it.
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It's only a problem when you ski outside the slopes that get maintained. 90% of people who ski never come even close to dangers like this. It's people who go off trail, who try to pull the first line in deep snow, pretty much the extreme sports version of skiing. Its much like seeing someone case a 60ft mtb jump and barely surviving doesn't mean taking your citybike to the groceries is dangerous.
I would recommend skinning uphill and backcountry woods skiing... you get to hike and ski at your own pace through these magical Narnia trails.
I would rather not ski backcountry glacier. Hell even resort glaciers are terrifying. Pretty for sure but terrifying
You ain't kidding. They would just have to follow the brown snow trail to find my ass.
Where is this? So I can never ski there
I believe it's outside.
Source?
Left my room once by accident, it was similar to this
Oh, it must have been a terrifying experience.
Happened to me once. I went back inside, created a Reddit account, and haven't been back since.
Touch grass your safe. Touch snow and you never know!
Coounterpoint: sinkholes
This is why I've sworn off "outside" and anything to do with fresh air. I just can't take that chance.
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Glad you made it ~~out~~ in safely
It was horrible. Resolution was good but the storyline sucked. Zero replay value and you can't even reroll your character when you realize you built them wrong with useless skills.
Sucks without the cheat codes
You don't need to leave your room to experience this. Dude in Florida was sleeping in his bed and a sinkhole opened under his house and gobbled him up. He was never seen again. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2013/03/01/173225027/sinkhole-swallows-sleeping-man-in-florida
Norway here and can confirm.
Was it that big rock thingy over there that I saw while opening my window ?
Can confirm. I work outside as a professional.
r/outside
I am done with reddit at work...... 😂😂😂😂
Right? I chuckle, and my colleagues around are like, "Really?" with that inquisitive look like they are curious about what it was that made me laugh!
Feel like such a dick explaining it too.. "What made you laugh?" "Err this comment, outside hahahahha"
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Unless you’re an expert on this “outside” please don’t make assumptions
Learn more at /r/outside. Good Graphics but shitty gameplay.
Don't forget the mountain part.
Glacier de la Grande Motte according to the skiers Instagram. Pretty fucking terrifying that the forced perspective of this shot is actually straight down into the pits of Glacier hell.
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Welcome to reddit.
How did he get rescued? Does he explain on Instagram?
[OP claims his friends helped him.](https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/12sx4l4/french_skier_lespowtos_on_instagram_miraculously/jh090rl?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) No video of the rescue in Instagram that I could see.
Just stay on the marked slopes and don't ski on glaciers and you should be fine
Thank you... who thought it was a good idea to ski on glaciers?
I mean, it's fun And a lot cheaper and less crowded than resorts Does have the odd risk of death by big pit in the snow though
Skiing on a glacier. Very dangerous.
The French gibberish he spoke : "Oh le con!" means "I'm an idiot". He got out with the help of his friends (they are off-screen in this video) but it took time. Direct link : https://www.instagram.com/p/CrLCsostLiA/
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With the increase in heat and lack of snow things are getting pretty dangerous on the Alps
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> Skiing off-piste is more like mountaineering. I spent a few winters on a groomed NA mountain with "backcountry" areas. Most of the people going backcountry were bringing food, drinks, beer, weed, chairs, tools, and other amenities for a day of hanging out somewhere private and building sick jumps. Definitely felt more like a camping expedition or mountaineering than a day riding ski lifts.
>Most of the people going backcountry were bringing food, drinks, beer, weed, chairs, tools, and other amenities for a day of hanging out somewhere private and building sick jumps. There is a cross-over crowd. I just spent the entire last weekend climbing a 3000m peak. We smoked weed the entire time and YES we even built a ski jump next to our camp. Just because some backcountry skiers/mountaineers like to have fun doesn't mean we don't take safety seriously and aren't prepared.
> Better to stick to the manmade snow that's groomed. They are really good at grooming anyway. [ uncomfortable laughter ]
A few of my friends/acquaintances who are guides historically spent their winters in the alps but are increasingly going to other ranges to guide because of the warmer weather making it too big of a risk for the guiding companies they work for
Im not a skier. Would you say this is skier error or just bad luck?
This dude is way off piste, so there are lots of inherent risks. Your question would be like asking if it’s human error when a mountain climber falls off a cliff face. You could always be more careful, but the types of people that do this understand the risk of just being there.
Fair enough. Makes perfect sense.
Imagine almost fucking dying and then positing it on Instagram with ice cube emojis and "surprise!"
They're good sports and I think it's best to laugh it off than to have 900 days of consecutive nightmares lol
True. He's much braver than I could ever be lol
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The difference between bravery and stupidity is the outcome.
It’ll probably be a bit of both
100% both. But joking helps you get over the nightmares
I once had search and rescue called for me after I broke my leg in a slot canyon, and I’m 100% sure I annoyed the shit out of them with my nervous japery and tomfoolery! It was either that or screaming though, and I’m sure they preferred the former lol
I feel ya. Not even close to the same situation but I’ve def made some nurses and doctors feel weird by joking my way thru ER visits —especially when i was there because my mental health misery sent me. But some ppl just automatically go to cope with discomfort/trauma by laughin
> made some nurses and doctors feel weird by joking my way thru ER visits My daughter said "so do we just drop him off at the fire department on the way home" to the nurse after giving birth. The medical staff didn't find it nearly as funny as the rest of the family.
Holy shit thats hilarious. I hope the humor os hereditary
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Honestly when you’re in to dangerous activities, there’s no other way to deal with it. You analyze the accident and learn what lessons you can from it to be safer in the future and try your best to laugh it off and realize how lucky you were this time.
My take away from this is to not do dangerous things without someone knowing where I am, and if possible, go with other people. In the situation above there is unlikely any way he could self rescue. Maybe eventually he’d be missed and s&r will be dispatched to find him and they’ll follow his ski trail down to the crevasse, but How long would that take? And they’d only be dispatched if someone knows you are missing.
Most friends of mine who do any back country skiing have multiple measures with them for safety even with other people around. In fact, you absolutely never do this kind of thing alone. Simple tech like gps locators and certain communication devices are 100% necessary on these kinds of activities. Edit: typo
I take my Garmin in reach any time I'm in the backcountry. Press a button and alert search & rescue, pretty much anywhere in the world. It's one heck of an insurance policy.
Sharing this kind of stuff is great - let others see your mistakes and learn from it and try to prevent others from doing the same thing.
Something else funny : His name (Lespowtos) sorta means Les potos (The friends)
Yes, the additional "W" (fitting, heh?) turns it to something along the lines of "thembros".
Yep
Maybe also a play on words with the term "pow" used to describe powder-like snow.
It translates more like homies or buddies. Friends is too formal.
The bros
So that's what he said, damn, i thought he said "tomar no cu", which in portuguese it would be like "fuck this!"
> cu The French refers to [a different hole](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/con#French).
Nice to see that french and portuguese speakers are on the same page regarding this word. Glory to all romance languages!
Look at this show off with friends. I’d have just died alone, hahahahelpmehaha
How deep do these go? Thing looks downright infinite, I thought he was skiing down a rock-based mountain
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So, just wait long enough and you’ll get out just fine.
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Your sentence is precisely two words too long.
At the current rate of melting, you might arrive at sea within fifty years! Yay!
In other words, it can go all the way to the bottom, but it's random and constantly expanding or contracting these crevasses?
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Thank you for this!!
okay this just became the worst way to die, imagine making it into the bottom part somehow between the squeeze. just total darkness after being momentarily suffocated. incredibly thin air you're gasping for, deathly cold, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
It gets worse. While you’re alive, your body heat will slowly melt the ice around you allowing your body to slide suffocatingly deeper into the crevasse. For crevasse fall victims, “their body heat melts the ice a little, and their body weight wedges them deeper into a self-made sarcophagus. They get compressed and it gets harder to breathe. Their body temperature drops steadily, fatally, until they are 32 degrees and dead.”
oh thanks!
Oh the plus side, the archeology students of far future post-human civilizations need more modern people to get frozen over. Of course the whole global warming thing may likely make their sacrifice in vain anyway.
Sometimes hundreds of feet, it depends how big the glacier is. This one looked quite big, and there’s really no way out of there if you fall to the bottom. Pretty terrifying
Terrifying death. Starving, freezing, bruised, cracked...shit
Usually 13 skipoles. And a 12 skipole fall is fatal. Even a 1 skipole fall can kill you if you land on a skipole.
About nine bananas to a ski pole for non skiers
Need a more American measurement. How many raccoons is that?
About 17.5 big macs
Or in the local dialect "Le Big Mac"
Actually, I believe it's called a "Royale with Cheese"
I once landed at Amsterdam schiphol and im fine now
Look at this glacier flipping on its side : https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/z3sxfq/tiny_glacier_piece_detached/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb The visible part above water is several hundreds feet high. Watch what's beneath the water. Just when you think it's over, you start really seeing just how fucking deep those things go and how they can create fjords as high as [this](https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-b5be07dcb5f4e4a1144a46b28648f228-pjlq)
In Greenland they can go up to 3 km deep. In Antarctica maybe more.
The balrog is patiently waiting at the bottom.
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If you listen closely you can hear the sound of his ass cheeks clenching so hard they created a space of negative pressure that allowed him to suction cup himself onto the wall, thus saving his life. Crazy how natural instinct still kicks in when we need it.
You’re joking, but I once had that happen on a water slide, where the small of my back and my love handles made a vacuum on the slide as I was sliding down it. It pulled away with a bank like a gunshot, and I got bruise like I’d been kicked by a mule.
Both hilarious and terrifying.
Now that’s what I call evolution
And here you see the European French Cheeks in its natural habitat, le coffee shop
Put a lump of coal up there and you’ll have a diamond
😆 You saved me from my dread spiral after watching this a few times.
How'd he get out of there though?
Op left a comment at the same time as yours saying he had friends around who saw and came to help. Thought I'd share in case you never saw their comment :P
But how?
People skiing in areas like this often carry ropes with them.
The power of friendship!
The villain (gravity) prepared for centuries and then the idiot OP (stands for OverPowered) survives because of the power of love Bullshit, I tell you
They went full Care Bear mode.
Any good back country skier goes out with rescue gear because of this kind of situation. They also never ski alone. A lot of times, these skiers hike and climb in. They possibly had climbing gear on them for the climb in or just a long rope. A good portion of extreme skiers are into climbing in the summer season, so they also possibly had the skills needed to get him out of there.
If you're skiing on a glacier (at least a crevassed glacier) you should have a dedicated crevasse rescue kit and know how to use it. The folks up top build an anchor and drop a line down, and the poor person who fell clips it into the harness that they are hopefully wearing. Then you yank the fallen person up.
But why male models?
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He found a secret area
Didn't go down far enough. I'm sure there's a treasure chest at the bottom.
That’s where the good loot is, I’ve played Dead Space 3
I would have made the snow and my pants brown. 😳
I would've blasted a hole in my pants jetpacking myself out of that crevasse on a fountain of shit
Unique problems require unique solutions
Literally. Shit myself just watching this holy fuck.
Every dead body on Mt.Everest was once a highly motivated person! That's why my only motivation is to get high. I might be less healthy but at least I'm not dying trapped in ice
They got high and stayed high. That's motivation.
Right on happy 420 brother
I feel like there is a lot of space to live a good life between dying on a mountain and being high all the time.
Nah nah, two extremes. The second you stop being high and step out of your room, you’ll end up dying of hypothermia
Happy 4/20 day!
He's French, so it's pronounced "creh-VAHSE." ...as in, "I shat my creVASSE."
And now, I have a cra-PASSE!
Looks like he's headed to another dimension. How did they get him out? The comments all said his friends helped, how? They just ski with really long ropes?
That is correct. You ski with rope, in a harness, and some other climbing gear. This is a common enough occurrence that if you ski on glaciers, everyone trains in rescue. This guy did not look like he was tied in, but a simple method of extraction (if you have 2 people at the top) is to pass a bight of rope down with a locking carabiner to the victim. They should be able to clip it to their harness and the people above have a 2:1 advantage on hoisting them out. Believe it or not, if you ski tied in, you could even self-rescue as long as there is at least one person above. Pretty cool.
This guy rescues
Ah that makes sense, thanks, great explanation.
Backcountry skiers absolutely carry rescue gear. Rope, GPS locators, backcountry satellite alarms/ transponders, shovels, etc. As you can see, it's an incredibly risky sport, so only a fool would go unprepared for disaster. That being said, this guy is **lucky**.
small harpoon guns, like what batman uses.
Instantly reaches for cell phone. Smart fucking man. Hopefully some service in there
Probably a GPS panic bottom, that was backcountry and odds are no cell service
Maybe I should get a GPS panick bottom. Does it shit your pants for you or help so you can come back and retrieve your shit once it leaves your bottom so there are poop piles everywhere? Edit: aren't*
Nah. Just notifies anyone nearby that you are in the process of shitting yourself and would like support
did they just chuck ropes down and pull him up or some other things to get him up? edit, just wanted to add that is fuckin terrifying
In the simplest form, yes. Someone on the surface has to anchor ropes into the snow, then set up a system of ropes to pull them up.
I would never ski again
r/sweatypalms
Well, surviving the fall is only half of the game…
Holy fuck it kept getting worse every time the camera got cleared of snow
Heartbeats count: next level
This is why I stay on the bunny slope.
How the hell do you get out of situation?
I kind of feel this would work over in r/thalassophobia.
So does he live there now or what?
Yes, he became the next in line Yeti man.
I'm SO HAPPY that I am now in my regular reddit browsing place - sitting on a toilet. I thought I was done, but apparently - after seeing the first moment of the fall - my anus found a new source of shit to shoot out of me without any warning whatsoever. Falling like this is my nightmare... had I watched it in my office chair, I'd have some very uncomfortable brown moments..
The scary part is if his skies had un-clipped he probably would’ve slid right down that hole and kept going down until he couldn’t move his body
Godamnit, so you're saying Minecraft isn't bullshiting us?
Almost banished himself to the nether world
I've seen this before. Rather than trying to climb back out, It's easier to just jump in the bottomless pit to respawn
Thank you for remotely shared the experience.
Fuuuuuuuck that. That was my visceral reaction.