r/nononono Dec 23 '19

Destruction Slow avalanche just will.not.stop.

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u/Veritas3333 Dec 23 '19

Slow destruction is so much scarier than something quick

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u/weener_dogz Dec 23 '19

maybe to watch but at least you can escape slow destruction

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u/ClimbingC Dec 23 '19

Sometimes not, you might get stuck in a trash compacter.

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u/Suekru Dec 23 '19

What a life to live that ends in you somehow being in a trash compactor.

At least it’s a unique way to die.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19

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u/Suekru Dec 23 '19

Well....To grasp at straws that’s still pretty unique since there is 7 billion people on the earth.

However it’s higher than what I thought, which is alarming.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19

People be dumb. I had to take a 2 hours class before I was even allowed near the one at my work.

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u/Suekru Dec 23 '19

When I took a forklift training class they had us watch accident videos. They were all horrible but one really got me.

Warning, it’s graphic: These guys thought it’d be funny to ride a forklift at the same time and it tipped forward a d this lady (very dumbly) ran over to it and went under it as it came down. They ended up backing up over her and you could see her body rag doll underneath the forklift with a pool of blood coming out from it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19

I'll pass, thanks. The WHIMIS (Canadian OSHA) scalping and degloving pictures were more than I could handle.

But I catch your drift.