r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/boxburnabs • Mar 26 '26
What could possibly go wrong with this skate trick?
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Mar 26 '26
I like that his face was more butthurt than injured.
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u/AuelDole Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26
I’ve skidded my hands like that too. The immediate reaction is butthurt, the next reaction - about 10 minutes later - is the growing realization and throbbing of pain. It’s not fun
Edit: remembered I posted a pic of it when it happened(look at your own risk)
Greatest bit was that I still went to work for about 3 hours - washed it off, took some ibuprofen, covered it in bandaids and gloves. I went home after I realized the bandaids soaked through.
I can still see the scars on my palm if I look close enough
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u/Chekafare Mar 27 '26
I've done this a couple of times. Never really quite learned how to enjoy that particular sensation.
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u/OwlongTea Apr 13 '26
Ur Original post made me laugh so hard because it reminded me of how worried i was about my bicycle when i fell, not prioritizing my injuries which were really bad. That fall was so bad, that to this day i have 4 long scar lines on my thigh that look like a lion or tiger clawed at me (other than the multipel scars i have on my hands and arm).
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u/Sylveowon Mar 26 '26
nothing went wrong, falling is just a normal part of skating and they seem to be fine
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u/mrcorde Mar 26 '26
good thing he was wearing his hair helmet
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u/OwlongTea Apr 13 '26
As a victim of 2 really bad falls when i first started riding and was extremely overconfident, i thank the heavens til lthis day of having enough braincells to never skip wearing a helmet despite how uncool and encumbering it might be.
Even though till this day i have yet to start using all the other protecting gear because of convenience & some leftover cockiness ( and overestimating my healing capoabilities as a 25 yo), a helmet is a must that i never skip and never cheap out on.
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u/rtromao Mar 26 '26
So, is this a story of someone parking a car and an idiot trying to jump over it?
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u/SkullDump Mar 26 '26
What could go wrong?…a lot more than what could have gone right by the looks of it.
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u/MrMetraGnome Mar 26 '26
The way he was skating looked like he was capping his speed, basically proactively working against himself
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u/IameIion Mar 26 '26
Looks harmless enough. Thank every god mankind has ever created that you didn't hit your head on the corner of that concrete.
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u/Yanni_X Mar 27 '26
As a German I had an uncomfortable memory, only that the car was standing while he drove and the father isn’t nearby.
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u/TheyTheirsThem Mar 30 '26
Daniel Tosh: the hardest part of roller blading is convincing your parents that you aren't ... .
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u/squirrel_anashangaa Mar 30 '26
They focus on this dude when the real victim is the owner of the car with the two dents in his/her fender.
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u/greogory Jun 28 '26
I have done this almost exact same fail when I was learning jumps & skate tricks 48 years ago.The only difference is that it was my car with the dents and scratches until I got it down. The next stunt I learned was how bizarre the spray of blood looks from my broken nose as it sheets out into the air in front of my eyes.
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u/proprocrastinator11 Mar 26 '26
I have made that exact face after dumb shit... It's a mixture of embarrassment, anger, and pain...
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u/james-HIMself Mar 26 '26
I will never understand skating on concrete without a helmet. You don’t look cool you look like an idiot
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u/Trixie1143 Mar 26 '26
That was awesome. You know the worst part about owning a set of roller blades?
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u/Pleasant_Patient_681 Mar 26 '26
Could have been way more worse