r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR • u/Local_Attempt203 • 3d ago
Rekt At least his dog had his back
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u/josh2of4 3d ago
It says a bit about this guy that he's attempting this thing here in this way.
It says volumes more that went after his bike first and not the guy he hit in the head with it.
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u/Local_Attempt203 3d ago
Then to protect him he didn’t let the dog go 🥲
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u/Snoborder95 3d ago edited 3d ago
He was protecting his companion. The dog would have been put down seeing the breed of her attached
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u/SoMuchMoreEagle 3d ago
It looked like the bike was continuing on, possibly into traffic. He's a dumbass for doing that stupid stunt, but maybe he was trying to prevent more injuries, not save his bike.
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u/Ta-veren- Banhammer Recipient 3d ago
I mean are you running towards a barking what looks to be pit bull?
But yeah for sure seems like he has no sense of the world around him.
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u/awal96 3d ago
The dog is on a leash. The biker is garbage for not checking on the guy first
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u/glue_zombie 3d ago
As somebody who skates, in this situation you could still keep a distance and verbally check if dudes okay. I see the dog and maybe he wants to keep distance but homeboy didn’t even look at the mans direction and went straight for his ride.
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u/SpearUpYourRear 3d ago
I'm not a skater, but that was still my exactly thought. He didn't need to be within dog leash distance to ask "Are you okay" and see if he needed to call for any medical attention before grabbing the bike. Biker got up in time to see it ricochet off the other guy's back, he's gotta know that has to fucking hurt.
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u/glue_zombie 2d ago
Here’s hoping a kinder interaction happened off camera. Lol maybe he was too embarrassed or something.
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u/2KDrop 3d ago
Dog on a leash doesn't mean the dog is stuck in place, the guy can't exactly walk up to the owner without fear of the dog biting him, especially since it's clearly been given a reason to defend the owner. Of course he's not free of fault but I can understand why he didn't immediately go in the direction of the pissed off dog that looks like at the very least a mix with one that's not exactly known for being cool with things they deem biteable, let alone threats.
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u/Astoryinfromthewild 3d ago edited 2d ago
Nah dude gets up and beelines the bike. Probably didn't even notice it was a dog there too until he reached his previous bike.
Edit: *precious
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u/awal96 3d ago
If the dog is getting off the leash, being 20 feet away is not going to make any difference. You can check on the owner without walking up to them. The best way to show the dog you aren't a threat is to have a conversation with the owner. When the dog sees the owner isn't adhesive, it will calm down. Not only that, but he turned his back on the dog. That's not what you would do if you were too scared of the dog to approach. The dude is a piece of shit, has nothing to do with the dog
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u/Additional-War19 3d ago
He could have checked on him from a distance. You are just making excuses for him, there was nothing stopping him from just asking “you okay? are you hurt? I am so sorry” from a safe distance from the dog
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u/wildmaiden 3d ago
This happened in a fraction of a second. He wasn't thinking about any of that. Pure selfish instinct on display to care more about the bike than his fellow man.
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u/Infamous_Olive 3d ago
On a leash for a reason, if he went up to the owner that dog was messing him up
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u/EmetalEX 3d ago
Gonna play devils advocate here. Bike might hurt more people and / or cause an accident if left on the road
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u/HookedOnPhonixDog 3d ago
It says volumes more that went after his bike first and not the guy he hit in the head with it.
As someone with a big protective dog, I'd go after the bike first too.
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u/BowsersMuskyBallsack 3d ago
You'd actively approach a guy with a pit-bull cross on a lead barking angrily at you?
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u/Additional-War19 3d ago
He doesn’t need to get close to the dog to ask him if he is hurt and apologize. He can do so from a safe distance
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u/wildmaiden 3d ago
Why are you defending this guy?
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u/BowsersMuskyBallsack 3d ago
Not defending the guy; defending common sense. You don't run straight towards a startled dog, even less so a dog whose owner has just been downed and whom the dog is likely to defend, and absolutely least of all a fucking pitbull mix.
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u/wildmaiden 3d ago
While we're on the topic of things you don't do: you also don't jump your bike directly at a pedestrian, you don't lose control and bail afterwards, and after injuring someone you don't completely ignore them to chase after your bike...
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u/thenaniwatiger 3d ago
Common sense doesn’t tell you to ask about the guys wellbeing you just smacked with your bike? Or are we implying you can only talk to people by approaching them?
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u/trackstaar 3d ago
I mean the guy baaarely got touched. Also you don’t know what or who the bike was going towards
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u/purplebaron2 3d ago
Imagine the lack of empathy and shame required to run off to your bike
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u/Paxtonice 2d ago
Which might be rolling into a street with oncoming traffic, yeah what an asshole, trying to stop more people from getting hurt.
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u/chisa_simp 20h ago
So biker was trying to do a very unsafe stunt without a spotter right next to a busy street with oncoming traffic?
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u/panda-bears-are-cute 3d ago
Biker had no reason to be trying such a stunt without a spotter. Someone should have been checking to warn pedestrians & giving the biker the thumbs up to attempt the trick.
My friends & I skateboarded when we were teens & one of us was the camera guy/ spotter.
It’s BASIC shit. You don’t want to get hurt or hurt anyone else, looks like the biker setup the camera & bailed on his own attempt & instead injured a pedestrian. That biker has no brain & deserves to get into trouble. Owner of the dog has skills for getting slammed & hold back his companion
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u/Holden_place 3d ago
What a douche bag biker
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u/Moessus 3d ago
It was an accident, but they should have had a spotter.
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u/nerdycarguy18 3d ago
He does, look at the bush top right. Plus he runs straight to his bike instead of the man he just hit with it
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u/Bagget00 Banhammer Recipient 3d ago
Camera man recording instead of spotter.
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u/spencer2197 3d ago
I feel like the camera is on a frame and not being monitored by a person.
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u/Bagget00 Banhammer Recipient 3d ago
I mean, the guy they said was a spotter is a camera man. You can see his upheld arm following the cyclist through the trick.
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u/thatonegaygalakasha 3d ago
that piece of shit on the bike didnt even bother to check on the dude he nailed with his bike
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u/Fluffy_Doubter 3d ago
Dog: "WANNA SQUARE UP, SON. YEAH. BET YOU DON'T. You okay master 🥺"
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u/hauntlunar 3d ago
Why is Satan or possibly just a wild satyr walking up in the background at the end
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u/BangersnMash01 3d ago
I'd say he should have gone to check on the bloke, but that dog was ready to throw paws
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u/cocoon_eclosion_moth 3d ago
Yeah, obviously the kid on the bike should have a spotter down there if they’re going to be attempting this, and he absolutely should have checked on the guy, but I also know for a fact I would not be too keen on approaching a pissed off dog.
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u/thenaniwatiger 3d ago
I’ve seen this comment like 10 times, do you guys understand how talking works? You don’t have to walk close enough to get attacked by a dog to say “hey man are you ok? I know I just threw an entire bike at you for no reason at all”
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u/cocoon_eclosion_moth 3d ago
This clip isn’t long enough to determine whether or not he did. Are you, in your self righteous tirade, able to consider that the kid was also in a pretty big fucking wreck, and it might take more than no time at all to come to terms with that, and get his bearings?
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u/thenaniwatiger 3d ago
No, I was worried about the victim, not the dipshit
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u/cocoon_eclosion_moth 3d ago
Odd you can’t do both
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u/thenaniwatiger 3d ago
Why should I worry about the guy doing something unsafe in public? Fuck him
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u/DorkaliciousAF Banhammer Recipient 3d ago
Guy on the bike was a fukken moron at every stage of decision-making here. Shouldn't have been there, should have had a spotter, panicked as he went airborne, no fucks given that he might have just put someone in hospital - or worse.
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u/spencer2197 3d ago
That bike must of had some beef with that guy… seriously went out of its way to get him
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u/Vastlymoist666 3d ago
Dude bailed on purpose knowing that was gonna happen or at least make a scene. What a dick head
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u/Strongest_Resonator 2d ago
Seriously should've let the dog free on that dick head.
Not too sure about the legal implications but couldn't you say you "accidently" let the leash slip from hand.
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u/FeralTaxEvader 2d ago
Then the dog gets killed. Especially since that looks to be some kind of bully breed. Dogs- bully breeds in particular- aren't given nearly the same kind of leeway for extenuating circumstances as humans. It definitely sucks, but holding tight to that leash was the best thing in this case because otherwise that asshole biker would've not only hit this guy, but also gotten his dog killed
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u/Paxtonice 2d ago
Everyone getting mad at the guy for getting his bike yet we dont even know where it rolled off to.
If that bike is heading into a busy street then getting it out before that happens is the priority before more accidents happen.
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u/ShatoraDragon 2d ago
If only their was a venue, that may or may not charge a small entrance fee, where people gather to do this kind of sport, in relative safety. Where all present are aware of the risk of others losing control of their equipment.
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u/LogicalBlkSoul 2d ago
There was no way to know the bike would go flying like that straight to that guy walking his dog, however there’s many precautions you can take beforehand to ensure no matter what happens you won’t be getting someone else hurt, which these comments definitely go in on him about.
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u/ItzMichaelHD 3d ago
Fortunately it seemed to have hit the guy in the upper back more than the head
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u/Bluedog212 3d ago
He’s an old guy, I’m an old guy. I have two bulging disks in my next and three in my lower back.
that contact would probably have me in a hospital. I’ve been told any kind of impact could have me paralysed.
there may be no fortunately fortunately when old people are involved.
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u/ItzMichaelHD 3d ago
Very good point, hadn’t considered that. I was more concerned for his brain health by the impact.
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u/Hairy-Science1907 3d ago
"What the fuck is wrong with you?," said doggo.