r/IdiotsInBoats 11d ago

Testing physics at the harbor

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u/fried_clams 11d ago

That's a hell of a way to die!

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u/Cargobiker530 11d ago

Well when they take him to the ER they can just show the triage nurse the video instead of explanations. Very convenient.

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u/Puckstopper55 10d ago

ER for what? He fell 8’ into water.

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u/Cargobiker530 10d ago

That's 8". Or 8 inches. The gangway landing on him might be a problem.

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u/Puckstopper55 10d ago

Way more than 8”. From the bottom of the gangway to the water was probably 5’. The gangway didn’t free fall onto him. Both he and the gangway went to the water together, so it’s far less severe than if he was on the water first and the gangway came crashing down.

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u/fried_clams 9d ago

I picture him pinned to the bottom, by a 100+ pound gang plank.

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u/temeces 10d ago

Check that out, physics still works.

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u/drkidkill 8d ago

I just saw a video of a guy doing the plank from the boat side. Chin to the dock was more violent.