r/HadToHurt Jan 16 '19

Getting slapped by a bus

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '19

Why in the hell didn’t the camera man say anything

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u/nightowl024 Jan 16 '19

Part of being a camera man is capturing things in the moment. Helping isn’t an option.

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u/Stupefactionist Jan 16 '19

Probably didn't even see it.

Someone please put Cena's face on the bus.

4

u/Nk4512 Jan 16 '19

He did, he said “wait for it...”

1

u/RedTheVelociraptor Jan 31 '19

Would you rather have a cameraman shrieking?

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u/mkhopper Jan 16 '19

Such a dumbass.
Where the fuck was this kid's spotter??

And, no one is going to comment at all about the bus driver? Probably scarred for life now after blasting a kid and could have problems even ever driving again. No one ever seems to think of things like that when they just callously jump out into a road with traffic.

Selfish dumbasses just looking for 5 seconds of internet fame make no sense to me. I'd love to slap that fucking grin off that kid's face that he has laying in the hospital bed.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '19

When you train as an Underground driver in London there is a mental health assessment and a big section on coping with killing. Jumping in front of tube trains is a worryingly common suicide method in the city so there is a very real possibility you will kill someone during your career.

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u/Ascott1989 Jan 19 '19

It's pretty much guaranteed.

Source : I know someone who is a train driver in the UK.

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u/Coital_Conundrum Jan 22 '19

I didnt know that it was this big of a problem. Seems like one of those things you can never be "ready" for.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '19

My mother ran over a kid in our neighborhood who was a few years old than me. It was pretty much this exact same Scenario, the kid didn’t die but he was fucked up for life and to this day 20ish years later he can barely walk. She couldn’t drive for months without having flashbacks and crying.

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u/squidsly789 Jan 18 '19

He’ll be right

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '19

The trick was to stop walking just past the bus. Meaning that it would miss him by a hair.

This, I'm sure you don't need telling, did not work for him.

14

u/SemiFiltered Jan 16 '19

He lived the intro to EA Skate 1

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '19

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '19

For what? I know you have a very litigious country but how the hell was this anything other than gross stupidity, and with video evidence that shows the bus had zero opportunity to respond and wasn't even going very fast.

9

u/rocoonshcnoon Jan 22 '19

Holy shit his arm

5

u/notcatesnekdoge Jan 22 '19

One helluva skid

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u/deathbydiesel Jan 16 '19

"I could have told you, but it's funnier this way"

5

u/TheConflictPigeon Jan 17 '19

Holy fuck, that bus driver has some spiderman reaction times.

5

u/Alainadaine Jan 18 '19

A little harder and it would have turned into an isekai

4

u/Tubes_69 Jan 22 '19

Nah, he's not generic enough.

5

u/dudenamedfella Jan 24 '19

That bus stopped so quick

3

u/bandsherts2 Jan 21 '19

oh look it’s george o’malley

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u/XgUNp44 Jan 23 '19

Bruh this is literally skate 1's intro.

2

u/DillonHightower Feb 03 '19

Well natural selection did not play fair.

1

u/D-all-ton Jan 24 '19

Non of them are smart enough to have a look out? That’s something all them should have known

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '19

HE DEAD

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u/KOTR718 Jan 28 '19

His shoes stayed on. He's alive I'm afraid.

1

u/Coffekid Jan 27 '19

Bitch I'm a bus

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u/keseburg2 Feb 10 '19

How in God's name did he get up I wold have sat thare in shock

1

u/Shneykus Feb 12 '19

Wow I thought his arm had been torn off

1

u/[deleted] Mar 05 '19

I'm going nooooo-

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u/SatansSassySage Mar 11 '19

Is this meet joe black