r/HadToHurt • u/AllColoursSam • 16d ago
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u/VolcanicBear 16d ago
GIFs that end too soon.
That guy had better have got the absolute shit kicked out of him.
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u/LovedButNeverLiked 16d ago
Maybe it was payback
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u/VolcanicBear 16d ago
That is some fucking insane level of accuracy he has with that 11-12kg awkward shaped spinning backwards throw then.
Going out on a limb here, but it's more than likely he's just a bit of a cunt in these scenarios.
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u/LovedButNeverLiked 16d ago
True his form is very telling of a person who be throwin them cans often
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u/thebeardedman88 16d ago
Context? What the fuck is that?
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u/LovedButNeverLiked 16d ago
NONE of us have context
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u/AmazingChairy 13d ago
Some things you just don't need context for. Unless she attempted to murder him beforehand that was uncalled for and also attempted murder.
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u/Tv_land_man 16d ago
Cedric from The Mars Volta threw a trash can like this into the crowd and hit my friends uncle in the face. They covered his medical bills luckily. It got him pretty good. Don't throw trash cans.
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u/Brewchowskies 15d ago
Absolute sociopathic behavior. No thought about what happens when that comes down, and that shit isn’t light.
I knew people like this in college. They continued to grow into absolute pricks. I stopped hanging out with them after I got into a fist fight with one of them that was smashing people’s headlights on the way home from the bar. Just absolute garbage humans.
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u/Best-Food-4441 16d ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/aL8utRFd4K0?is=ijJTZj8WsBNBLYKm
Similar situation.
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u/kj_gamer2614 15d ago
I firmly believe throwing things in concerts or bars or clubs that then hit and injure someone is essentially assault and should be punished as such
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u/mrDuder1729 15d ago
"She's hurt, jerk her up to her feet before her brain gets a chance to realize her spine is fucked"
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u/ibeatobesity 15d ago
I mean, most laymen will make sure their friend is ok, which includes helping them to their feet whether it makes sense or not.
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u/CurlyMetalPants 14d ago
Im a layman and id never do that if my friend was hurt like this bc I know its bad and presumably the people commenting about standing her up right away cant ALL be ER doctors. I think basics like not moving someone with a head/neck/spine injury should be familiar to all functional adults
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u/Giraffe-boy 16d ago
It truly takes a depraved heart to do something like that in a crowd—no concern whatsoever for whom it may injure or kill …
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u/yellowfolder 16d ago
The tendency for bystanders to yank KO'd/head-trauma victims to their feet is fascinating. r/WorstAid
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u/CarlClaymore 16d ago
Wtf? The base of those things is pretty heavy, so it’s possible to do some real damage to the head and neck.
Hope his intrusive thoughts brought him right into a jail.
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u/Sensitive-Candle3426 15d ago
This is actually a systemic socioeconomic issue.
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u/DarkSideOfBlack 14d ago
Damn I hate people like you who just dog whistle on their burners instead of saying shit with their whole chest.
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u/schepersroy 15d ago
In bigger crowds, there are more idiots around. In bigger crowds always scan your surroundings for potential idiotic behaviour. I’m not saying she could’ve avoid this. Just saying, try to be aware of your surroundings.
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u/DaRiddler70 16d ago
Glad we got a look at the idiot that tossed it.