I think his complete lack of throttle control will be a greater issue.

@@TheLiamis 🤣🤣🤣 true

​@Full Potato Jacket I've seen this a few times and don't quite understand how it happens, my brain is like you're near a canyon, river, bridge, etc don't go full throttle and it says ok.

@@TheWabbit brain fart. 🤣 🤣 It's like those dumbasses that mistake the throttle for the brake and plow into someones store. Which is 100 times worse given most of them are American where most of them only have two pedals

"Chopper...sic balls!"

Were you killed?

@@MrTruckerf No! But we nearly dieded.

He did that on purpose.

I probably would've done the same thing and posted the media or reached out to someone right away. When a person reacts a certain way surviving a traumatic experience, it's called a hysterical response.

his comments are the best!

and deleting odd looking selfies too

And straight onto Instagram ....

Don't look to deep into that over polluted over populated country of India.

Well, sometimes that is correct.

Can't handle the real world eh?

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​@@frauleinhohenzollern8442 sometimes we want a break from death and misery. Maybe it's hard for you to understand

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Didn't know you hated your moms basement that bad.

@@awesomearchivist1705 moms basement is fantastic.😉😉😉😉😉😂😂

They are not just in ponds. Florida, or some parts of Florida has canals... in the neighbourhoods. They are cool, but watch for gators.

Hey, don't call them disgusting, alligators are actually chill if you choose to leave them alone. It's usually the fault of the person that causes them to lash out. Don't go near their turf, and you'll be fine.

@@mackenziewoloschuk7375 ok , lolol

"He got lucky. I SAW a recent video of a man that, instead of waiting in line at a bar, went OUT BACK. Before he knew it, a 'gator came out of the water and tore his arm off." You're welcome.

Alligators were always one of my worst fears growing up in Florida. I didn't have many nightmares except about tornadoes, lightning strikes, and alligators. 🐊

@@Alaryicjude I live in tornado ally, they don't really scare me tho I'm fascinated by them. My biggest animal fears were the Doberman from across the street. I would run to go play with my friends and it would jump the fence and run after me. Being a kid it scared me lol it was just playing with me and would go back home after I screamed. Oh and Bigfoot I just knew he was looking in my window lol 😂

@@jb6712 do you feel better trying to learn me how to write

@@Not_your_mom1986 - stop it, it just makes you look more stupid. Although I doubt that’s actually possible.

It's called a wall-less room

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The difference between a carport, and a "Open concept garage " is about $25k.

Not anymore.......

It's California. Need I say more? 😂😂

We heard those stories of kids jumping down onto the slow moving trainl.😮

Growing up in Philly we used to walk across a train overpass as a shortcut. It was known as "the catwalk." We had no idea when the next train was coming, just that they came on the regular. I guess in my 9 yr old mind, I really believed we could outrun the train if it turned up. I cant believe no kids were ever killed. Whenever I catch myself thinking about how stupid current kids are, I remind myself we were no better.

I have done that (with a friend of mine) while living in Norway 🇳🇴 It was a *really* long tunnel...and very! narrow. -We did that *once* ! (Actually, that instance, we were eligible for the Darwin awards) 😁😯 Anyhoo, best regards from Iceland 🇮🇸

Even tho they are tourists it's not a hidden secret that FL and Louisiana have them, nor is it a secret its swamp land. I don't even live there lol I have been there twice, never saw a crock or a gator tho which is okay with me lmao it's like ppl cross into FL and the stupid takes over

Some people conquer their fears, some run from them.

What country are you from? Your English is pretty decent for someone who isn’t from an English-speaking country. You have some really basic errors with many of your verbs, though. You don’t seem to know how to match tense when you have multiple verbs in a sentence, and you’ve obviously never learned past participles. Spelling errors are another problem. "Break" means to damage or snap into pieces. "Brake" means to stop a vehicle. All this stuff is learned by American children in elementary school, but since you’re obviously not someone who went to school in an English-speaking country, it’s pretty commendable that you’re at least trying to learn English. So many Americans are total morons who have the literacy skills of an eight-year-old.

also; some people learn...

(In fact, a similar thing happened to me)... (Also, we were stooopid enough to not wear protective gear of any kind ! -Not even a helmet) ! 👷 But...I survived my teenage years and have grown up to be (slightly?) more intelligent. -Well, at least I haven't collected a Darwin award yet 😁

I haven't drove a car in years, don't ask why.

I was in a NC Hurricane back in 09. On the streets of a beach island. 10 miles. As I was lacing up my roller blades the winds started to pick up. The sky looked like Ocean Spray. I started to cruise down the streets at record speeds with my oversized rain jacket opened wide like a sail. Something I will never forget.

@@MrNoName7474 Ñothing like land sailing. Lol. Be Safe.

I don’t know about that, the building code in Indonesia is pretty much non existent and it’s more likely you’ll be buried by a collapsing structure if you stayed put. I’d certainly be heading to a wide-open space ASAP.

@@mandywalkden-brown7250 What wide open spaces? But yeah you should take the construction of the building your in into consideration. That guy was lucky he didn't get a headache/ broken neck. Just like this video showed. Being that that area has Alot of earthquakes there is one saying I really like. Don't be Scared be Prepared.

Solar Panels don't weight that much, if a roof doesn't resist this little weight, it is a completely failed construction in the first place. Every heavy rain puts more load on the roof than these few panels and the bricks. And the maintenance guy does weight at least 5 times the weight of a solar panel, if he's from the US, perhaps even 10 times the weight. This roof was doomed long before the panels were put up there!

Exactly.

Closer to 500lbs I’d suspect.

It cost £5,000! It was in Somerset, England. He bought a new plane shortly thereafter... No idea how much either plane weighed!

That’s a ballasted system, no drilling.

@@ete5706 I stand corrected. I would think that high winds would rip those panels off the roof if only being held in place by a membrane and/or gravel. But the roof clearly collapsed, not because of wind or snow. I still believe a more likely cause for the collapse was substandard construction aided by inclement weather.

That's probably a minor eruption. Active volcanos like the ones arround in the Pacific 'Ring of Fire' are erupting multiple times in a year. It was only because a team of scientists were there on that remote volcano, in sparsely populated region of the Russian far-east, that it got filmed!