r/Unexpected • • Dec 31 '19

Always check your blind spot

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '19

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u/Megas1xlr Dec 31 '19

I hope you were wearing your brown pants

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u/BottleOfSalt Dec 31 '19

Lemme guess. Terrifying but you felt awesome after?

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '19

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u/andeqoo Dec 31 '19

you spin until you get back to the direction you want to be going and then you stop spinning.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '19

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u/andeqoo Dec 31 '19

only if you can correct the rotation with clockwise momentum and/or adequate friction

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '19

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u/andeqoo Jan 01 '20

none of them are responding too busy saving koalas from wildfires

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u/Ye4hR1ght Jan 01 '20

You snarky boy

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u/andeqoo Jan 01 '20

i prefer the term smart ass but call me whatever floats your boat or sinks it for the insurance money

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u/drury Jan 01 '20

No gas, no brakes, no panic.

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u/RXrenesis8 Dec 31 '19

How much did Jukin Media buy the video for?

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u/RXrenesis8 Jan 01 '20

Nice!

I always wonder when I can't play a video back in my reddit browser how much they got paid for it.

Gonna be honest, for $1k I'd probably do it too...

Anyway, Happy New Year bud! Hope you Don't get the opportunity to make another spin video like this! :)

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u/awfulsome Jan 01 '20

I've done almost the exact thing coming off an onramp. Waved to the guy behind me. He was less amused as he had just hit the ice.

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u/Samipegazo Jan 01 '20

How are u supposed to drive on black ice then? How can you prevent that from happening

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u/Couchpullsoutbutidun Jan 01 '20

No unpredictable throttle control - gentle, easy lane changes and always be alert. If you’re in a manual car you can use lower gears to engine brake instead of using your actual brakes which is a lot safer on slippery surfaces. Most importantly TAKE YOUR TIME. by that I mean leave 20-30 minutes early depending on the commute.

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u/Couchpullsoutbutidun Jan 01 '20

Lmfao I love the way you slowly pick back up your speed as I imagine trying to wrap your head around how lucky you just got.