Stupid people deserve their own thread....
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Possibly. I thought maybe the initial impact hosed their steering. Collisions elicit quite an array of "odd" responses from humans. It was surprising to learn how many people back-up after they thought they hit something, "to see if they really did". If the initial strike isn't fatal... the reverse trick definitely is
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Girl, 16, dies taking part in TikTok’s viral ‘scarf game’ challenge
Christy Sibali Dominique Gloire Gassaille, who grew up in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, died May 27.
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Smilingreen
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I bet he is one of those that thinks the lunar landings were done on a Hollywood stage. Same mentality.
Korean man who opened plane door mid-flight 'wanted to get off quickly': report
The South Korean man who opened the emergency exit door of his plane mid-flight Friday told authorities he did it because was feeling claustrophobic.www.foxbusiness.com
No, he'd still be alive if he didn't subway surf.
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Mom of late teen subway surfer Zackery Nazario calls for more action: ‘MTA is full of s–t’
Norma Nazario said the MTA needs to do more, such as locking the access doors at the ends of cars.
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Florida fisherman bitten by shark, pulled overboard in the Everglades: ‘Ah, two seconds won’t do anything’
“I wouldn’t put your hands in there,” a person off-camera says. “Ah, two seconds won’t do anything,” the man replies, seconds before the shark bites his hand as …
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The headline says: "Korean man who opened plane door mid-flight......"Korean man who opened plane door mid-flight 'wanted to get off quickly': report
The South Korean man who opened the emergency exit door of his plane mid-flight Friday told authorities he did it because was feeling claustrophobic.
The story says: "he opened the emergency door 700 feet in the air as the plane was landing. "
I don't know that I'd believe anything that article says.
700 feet up at mid-flight??? 700 feet up while landing???
CanCuba
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Possibly. I thought maybe the initial impact hosed their steering. Collisions elicit quite an array of "odd" responses from humans. It was surprising to learn how many people back-up after they thought they hit something, "to see if they really did". If the initial strike isn't fatal... the reverse trick definitely is
My grandmother, at 92 years of age, hit a parked car while parking in a lot. Backed up and hit a car behind her. Then went forward again and hit the first car again. She still didn't give up her licence until she crashed on the ramp into her condo parking.
What in the last 3 years would lead you to question a journalist?
My thoughts exactly!
I mean, c'mon...if they put it in print or say it on TV it's gotta be accurate and true, right?.......RIGHT?
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Man dies after trying to drink all 21 cocktails on menu during family vacation in Jamaica
A UK man on vacation with his family in Jamacia died after attempting to partake in a challenge that involved drinking all 21 cocktails featured on a bar’s menu.
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One less contributor to the gene pool.....several million to go, sadly.Man dies after trying to drink all 21 cocktails on menu during family vacation in Jamaica
A UK man on vacation with his family in Jamacia died after attempting to partake in a challenge that involved drinking all 21 cocktails featured on a bar’s menu.
His family is blaming a nurse that responded, as if they had no responsibility in trying to get him to quit. Maybe that's one way to assuage your guilt by passing blame; these days it's always someone else's fault.
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Clueless Yellowstone visitor runs screaming ‘It’s hot!’ after illegally dipping hand in 174-degree hot spring: wild video
The 174-degree water in Yellowstone’s Silex Spring sent a woman running away in pain.
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Hmmm..... I wonder what steam coming off of a body of water means.....Hmmm.Clueless Yellowstone visitor runs screaming ‘It’s hot!’ after illegally dipping hand in 174-degree hot spring: wild video
The 174-degree water in Yellowstone’s Silex Spring sent a woman running away in pain.
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I put this here because quite frankly, its a DAMN DUMB IDEA! I can't believe the FAA approved this. Wonder who's pocket got lined for this...what a death trap.
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World's first fully electric flying car approved by FAA; company now accepting preorders
Alef Aero, a sustainable mobility company in California, has been given a special airworthiness certification by the FAA for its flying electric car — and it's taking preorders.
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Well, it's being offered by a Peoples Republik of Kalifornia company....'nuff said.I put this here because quite frankly, its a DAMN DUMB IDEA! I can't believe the FAA approved this. Wonder who's pocket got lined for this...what a death trap.
World's first fully electric flying car approved by FAA; company now accepting preorders
Alef Aero, a sustainable mobility company in California, has been given a special airworthiness certification by the FAA for its flying electric car — and it's taking preorders.
I'd spring for the "hydrogen option".....maybe it could be designed to disintegrate the whole $%&@ thing to powder when it fails as it plunges from 12,000 feet and before it lands on the home of an innocent family.
looney2ns
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Gee, what could possibly go wrong!I put this here because quite frankly, its a DAMN DUMB IDEA! I can't believe the FAA approved this. Wonder who's pocket got lined for this...what a death trap.
World's first fully electric flying car approved by FAA; company now accepting preorders
Alef Aero, a sustainable mobility company in California, has been given a special airworthiness certification by the FAA for its flying electric car — and it's taking preorders.
Because nothing bad happens at midnight when answering the door butt-naked.
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Exclusive | Couple sues NYC hotel after being robbed by armed men they thought were delivering Uber Eats
A couple was robbed at gunpoint inside a Queens hotel room by men they thought were delivering an Uber Eats order, according to a lawsuit against the hotel.
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Oh wow, these "illicit" drugs didn't come with an accurate ingredients list? Maybe the FDA should do something about labeling. SMDH
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Robert De Niro’s daughter Drena claims son Leandro died from fentanyl-laced pills
Leandro De Niro Rodriguez is being probed as a possible overdose after his lifeless body was discovered inside a lower Manhattan apartment Sunday, police sources said.
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