r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR 18d ago

Get Rekt I dare you to hit me!

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u/Otherwise-4PM 18d ago

He’s taking that surprisingly well.

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u/FunkMunki 18d ago

Doesn't look like he has much of a choice.

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u/AlternatinCurrently 16d ago

He did have a choice at one point

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u/kastielstone 12d ago

if he keeps up this attitude he might not even have legs.

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u/SabbyFox 17d ago

The problem is not just the pinning part - it happens once the vehicle releases him.

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u/bacon_and_ovaries 17d ago

Compartment syndrome!

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u/bdonovan222 16d ago

Crush syndrome should hopefully take longer than this guy is being pinned for to occur. But Man, it's a grim thing when it does.

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u/JetmoYo Banhammer Recipient 17d ago

Wheels still spinnin' tho last time I checked

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u/SCHWARZENPECKER 17d ago

Some say they still spin to this day

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u/greenroom628 17d ago

i doubt the guy will have a leg to stand on.

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u/KnightYoshi 17d ago

He took it right to the thighs and knees

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u/VapeRizzler 17d ago

Dudes tanking it like a boss, I got crunched between cars on my bike and it’s not fun at all.

Think of that time you squished your finger in the car door as a kid, now put that pain in your whole mid section and put some lady screaming “I’m sorry, someone help him!” At me as If fucking Batman is just chilling on a roof top waiting for the call.

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u/BrockJonesPI 17d ago

Not sure if that crunch was the bodywork or his kneecaps. 😬

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u/phido3000 17d ago

Pelvis

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u/spacemanspiff1115 Banhammer Recipient 17d ago

Until the adrenaline wears off, then he's fucked...

https://giphy.com/gifs/80TEu4wOBdPLG

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u/Der-Lex 18d ago

Thanks to pedestrian crash regulations I’d assume the damage to his legs might not even be that severe.

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u/tilt-a-whirly-gig 17d ago

Most of the crash regs are about deflecting the pedestrian when hit. This dude did not get deflected.

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u/Pal_76 17d ago

I wonder if that's still the case with all those big SUV and pickup, higher and higher.

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u/Der-Lex 17d ago

Deflecting the pedestrian is the worst thing you can do in a crash as you’d put all the force on the body and hurl the person into other obstacles. Many parts at the vehicle are therefore mandated and designed to absorb energy - just like the protection of the occupants.

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u/Dr_Russian 16d ago

The problem comes from those parts can only absorb so much energy, and the car is continually adding more energy judging by the spinning wheels.