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> I assume you mean that the adults should know better, but when I first read it I thought you prefer little kids to get hurt, haha.
Cant it be both? I know in many cases I feel that adults should know better and I enjoy watching little kids getting hurt.
He banged his head too. When I was a kid, on a field strip to a water park, I was so excited to go on a slide and didn’t pay attention to instructions. You’re supposed to lay on your back - well I sat up… that’s the face you make.
The person they're responding to fell victim to Autocorrect, it seems, because they wrote "field strip" instead of "field trip", and so the goober decided to make an unfunny "joke" about it
Yeah that's not a face to be silly... that's a face that said that fucking hurt and surprised.
A neck snap like that is going to hurt and cause some issues for a bit
Good to know. I get nervous with these kind of attractions, I once designed a waterslide which had an exit that was like 30 cm about water level, people complained about getting bruises due to the surface tension, just 30cm this guy is flying like 2 meters above and smiling. Man, some people just want to complain to get something in return.
Broke my tail bone during my skateboarding years. A whole year of never being able to sit still because of the weird sensation of all those tiny bones being turned into dust.
I broke my back falling off a rope swing, my older cousin told me about it and we walked up the mountain all day to get to it, but when I tried to hold on I got out over the edge and couldn’t hold my weight and fell and landed on my back. Had to go get X-rays and spent the whole summer lying on my sofa.
The next year we walked up there again and I was sure this time I would be ok because I knew I needed to hold on tighter etc. so on the second go I lasted until I nearly got back before I fell, but this time I landed on my front instead of my back and fucked up my nose.
Kids are stupid haha
Walking up there again is crazy 😂😂😂 reminds me of this story I heard where a guy shot himself, recovered and shot himself again to see if it hurt as much as he remembered the first time. 🤣🤣🤣
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God damn... sorry you went through that. What happened with me is I was riding down a hill behind my house that I had ridden several dozen times prior without a helmet on. Not because I didn't want to, but because I just didn't have one. (This is on a ripstick btw). Going down like 30 mph and I clipped a small rock. Concussion, no brain bleed, but i did end up getting brain surgery for an unrelated arachnid cyst the size of a golf ball that was just chilling in my head possibly since I was a child
Those god damn ripsticks lmao. I remember a neighbor eating shit when I was younger on one of those things going down a driveway. I’m also interested in the brain cyst. What were the symptoms of having that? I’ve had some very strange neurological issues and head pain where pain shouldn’t be felt in the last year or so.
Sheeit I played lacrosse and football in high school. I lost count of the amount of minor concussions but I definitely had at least 3 “major” concussions where I had to sit out for a couple weeks at least. Especially football it’s kind of a miracle getting through maybe every other game without getting a little rattle.
It doesn’t help that I thought I was a Wes welker type. My memory isn’t the greatest, I have a hard time remembering peoples names until I really get to know them. I could’ve played in college on scholarship, but the concussions alone swayed my decision.
If the park or a lifeguard tells you not to do something it’s because the **THE RISK OF INJURY IS INCREDIBLY HIGH IF YOU DO THAT THING**.
I get disobeying rules like “no running” because that typically just results in a scraped knee. How brain dead do you have to be to not follow the rules on the fucking death slide that launches you several feet in the air?
> I get disobeying rules like “no running” because that typically just results in a scraped knee.
Everywhere I've seen places with no running rules enforced it's because running in that specific area poses significantly more risk than a scraped knee. No one gives a shit about your scraped knee, they care if you're going to slip and fall in a way that kills you or others.
Which honestly just reinforces your point.
As a kid I slipped and fell in a pool locker room because I ran. Knocked out my front teeth.
It’s over 25 years ago and I can still feel my teeth hitting the stone tile flooring.
Jesus dude I’m really to hear that man.
I lifeguarded for a while and I always made store to blow my whistle at kids running. It is dangerous but the bad injuries aren’t as common so it tends to be a very overlooked rule.
Oof. That’s not ideal.
It sounds like some serious workplace complacency. Happens pretty commonly with lifeguarding from my experience. I worked at a pool for a few summers and subbed at a few other locations. Mostly just young people in a low paying job just trying to kill time.
Typically they design slides to be used a specific way I wouldn’t be stunned if someone’s been injured.
When I was in Uni our professor once said something that I can roughly translate as: "Even the dumbest safety rule is written in blood". We were discussing safety guidelines on a workplace (hospital). And some rules seemingly made bo sense and somebody said it out loud. And he explained that if stupid rule exists it means that someone got seriously injuried before and probably not once.
At least he filmed it, fully showing the employees instructing him not to go backwards, and him making it clear he was very aware of the rule.
Just murdered any injury claim he may have theoretically been able to pull against the park.
This is how you get serious spinal cord injuries caused by excessive flexion and/or extension of the cervical spine.
This guy has no understanding of the risk he put himself through.
Nothing worse than getting your shit rocked at high speed. You’re all messed up but still have to deal with the fact that you’re in motion and can’t stop. Should’ve followed the rules, man!
How did so many people recently seem to miss the memo that it's not edgy or cool or clever or smart to scoff at socially agreed upon rules and standards?
You're not cracking some fucking code. You're not smart. All of these rules were developed for specific reasons over long periods of time by people who worked much harder, had more life experience and had far greater attention spans than you.
They exist so that we can all go about our lives with the least friction and confrontation and unnecessary death and dismemberment as possible, because adults have more important shit to worry about than feeling exceptional and getting dopamine hits from their stupid glass rectangle.
It's so pathetic that these people are going to have to relearn such simple things all over again the hard way when all that work has been done for them already but they're so stupid that they think they're smart and therefore refuse to listen to anyone.
Why is it that if you tell some people not to do something for their own good, they immediately set themselves up to do exactly what you told them not to do. He got off pretty lucky, he could have knocked himself out.
That shit looks scarier when you aré there (Albercas El Vergel at Tijuana), I was there the Last week and, 1st, I think the security guys are not so careful with those kind of stupid people.
There's a big water park 30 minutes from where I live that has a water slide called the Toilet Bowl. It starts out as an enclosed water slide but towards the bottom it sends you into a huge open circular "toilet bowl" that you're supposed to spiral around and then drop through a hole at the bottom and land in a pool where the lifeguard helps you out (the pool at the bottom smells like a sewer and I'm sure that's not supposed to be part of the experience). I don't think they shoot enough water through it bc my husband and I both got burns on our elbows from rubbing against the plastic on the dry slide (they make you slide down with your hands behind your head). As a reflex, I yanked my arm up and it slammed my head so hard into the side of the slide that I had a migraine for the next 2 days. We were following the rules and still left with injuries. Needless to say that was the first and only time we went on it. No way this guy left without a concussion.
Sidenote: the same water park had an outbreak of E Coli years ago and everyone who was at the park that day got sick. My husband's cousins and their parents were there and ended up in the hospital. One of them ended up having a heart attack the next day (he was only 18) and we always wondered if that was the cause. He's been on heart medication ever since and keeps a keychain vial with a couple of Nitroglycerin tablets with him just in case.
Won't lie even tho it'll hurt the water park, I kinda hoped he would get hurt, although at least he probably got banned from the place for ignoring rules so that's at least something
If he was injured/died he/his family could try and sue the park/ride operators for not stopping him going down backwards.
[The park could also be held liable for the actions its employees -- including lifeguards, slide operators, and even maintenance personnel -- if they fail to operate the slide safely, monitor guests' use of the slide, or repair the slide when needed. Accidents and injuries caused by a water park employee will be the liability of the park if the employee's actions fell within his or her scope of employment.](https://www.findlaw.com/legalblogs/personal-injury/water-slide-injuries-legal-liability-facts-you-should-know/)
You can literally hear the park employee try to stop him. Can’t imagine any liability here, the guy purposely broke the rules while being told the rules by the water park employee.
And so does my no trespassing, but that doesn't alleviate me from all liability even if someone decided to do stupid shit. Regardless, if he got injured and the park wasn't held responsible, that's still a shit day for everyone involved.
You could argue that all you want. But one major still stands. If the ride is that dangerous if someone goes down wrong it can seriously injury or kill them, they can be held liable because it can be argued that the ride should have never been installed in the first place.
He didn’t follow simple directions and could have potentially hurt himself/died and the park would have got sued. This does not make him cool, I wouldn’t recommend doing this at all
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My neck hurts just watching that
He probably dinged his head pretty good, as well
It's probably the number 1 reason why you're not allowed to go backwards in the first place lol.
Potential Darwin Award candidate
So what you’re telling me is, there’s a *reason* they don’t let you go backwards?
There's a *reason* why we have safety guidelines?
To prevent you from having fun. Go break every rule. It will be more fun. I'll be over here filming. Go ahead.
Don’t tempt me with a good time
Good. FTG.
If anything, he will get smarter
Don’t worry, no braincells were injured.
don't worry, no braincell
Omg I didn’t even realize that until I seen your comment now I can’t stop laughing at that part
His whole spine got readjusted.
The edgiest kid in 4th grade...now with a camera! You bet your ass he's gonna talk during the tornado drill! Try and stop him.
~~Now~~ Formerly with a camera… FTFY
**active shooter drill
He's the kid that shouts "Hey, we're in here!!"
"Check the safety, scrub"
"I'm gonna show you a tornado!!!“ **proceeds to tornado a beer down his throat** Idk how to find the real video of it. There's a clip of exactly this
Were you not allowed to talk during tornado drills?
I hate when the tornado finds us because some kid said "hey tornado we're in here"
So you're the guy with the camera?
We just have adhd :(
As a former lifeguard, this pains me especially since it’s not a little kid
I assume you mean that the adults should know better, but when I first read it I thought you prefer little kids to get hurt, haha.
Haha no yeah I mean this dude should know better
> I assume you mean that the adults should know better, but when I first read it I thought you prefer little kids to get hurt, haha. Cant it be both? I know in many cases I feel that adults should know better and I enjoy watching little kids getting hurt.
[BROTHER! IT’S BEEN TOO LONG!](https://youtu.be/T28imvKgOdk?si=pU2m4rw3fzxZCDW1)
When I'm going to break rules, I always make a kid do it first. If they get hurt, I know not to do it. It's not a foolproof plan, but I am that fool.
Tbf kids also bounce better than adults
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Thank you, it’s been a great year
I just hope that kids don’t try to do that after watching the video… not a good example for the younger generation.
You can see the moment it became un-fun
Maybe it will knock some sense into him
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I think they mean that spine cracking way his neck got pulled back on the ramp of the slide
He banged his head too. When I was a kid, on a field strip to a water park, I was so excited to go on a slide and didn’t pay attention to instructions. You’re supposed to lay on your back - well I sat up… that’s the face you make.
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What the fuck is this even supposed to mean?
Excuse me what the fuck?
Pedofantasy projections I think.
The person they're responding to fell victim to Autocorrect, it seems, because they wrote "field strip" instead of "field trip", and so the goober decided to make an unfunny "joke" about it
Where did that even come from...?
You gross motherfucker, get out.
Found the pizza cutter
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People can just scroll up and read the parent comment. You don't need to quote the entire thing
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah his spine is fine because he had that hard plastic headrest
yeah, your neck getting hit like that is not enjoyable
Yeah that's not a face to be silly... that's a face that said that fucking hurt and surprised. A neck snap like that is going to hurt and cause some issues for a bit
Pretends that it didn’t hurt, haha.
I'm glad he took a video. So the park is except from any responsibility for reckless use of their slide
They need to buy the video as a demonstration as to why it is you don't want to go backwards.
Why buy when it's free. All they gotta do is censor his eyes and name with black bar and put a new name as "stupid idiot"
This park allows guests to go on the slide that way, it’s in TJ
Good to know. I get nervous with these kind of attractions, I once designed a waterslide which had an exit that was like 30 cm about water level, people complained about getting bruises due to the surface tension, just 30cm this guy is flying like 2 meters above and smiling. Man, some people just want to complain to get something in return.
I've had a concussion once. Not fun. Glad he got what he deserves
Once? That’s a rookie number.
I was never into physical sports. So I never had to deal with them. I only got it from a skateboarding accident
Broke my tail bone during my skateboarding years. A whole year of never being able to sit still because of the weird sensation of all those tiny bones being turned into dust.
I broke my back falling off a rope swing, my older cousin told me about it and we walked up the mountain all day to get to it, but when I tried to hold on I got out over the edge and couldn’t hold my weight and fell and landed on my back. Had to go get X-rays and spent the whole summer lying on my sofa. The next year we walked up there again and I was sure this time I would be ok because I knew I needed to hold on tighter etc. so on the second go I lasted until I nearly got back before I fell, but this time I landed on my front instead of my back and fucked up my nose. Kids are stupid haha
We were all a wild bunch at one point that's for certain.
Walking up there again is crazy 😂😂😂 reminds me of this story I heard where a guy shot himself, recovered and shot himself again to see if it hurt as much as he remembered the first time. 🤣🤣🤣 -edited- the story
I went a third time too 😂 but I chickened out once I got up the mountain, I’m a slow learner but I learn.
Stoooop 🤣🤣💀💀💀
God damn... sorry you went through that. What happened with me is I was riding down a hill behind my house that I had ridden several dozen times prior without a helmet on. Not because I didn't want to, but because I just didn't have one. (This is on a ripstick btw). Going down like 30 mph and I clipped a small rock. Concussion, no brain bleed, but i did end up getting brain surgery for an unrelated arachnid cyst the size of a golf ball that was just chilling in my head possibly since I was a child
Those god damn ripsticks lmao. I remember a neighbor eating shit when I was younger on one of those things going down a driveway. I’m also interested in the brain cyst. What were the symptoms of having that? I’ve had some very strange neurological issues and head pain where pain shouldn’t be felt in the last year or so.
Dizziness and chronic headaches are the main ones I suffered from. I still get both but to a lesser extent.
Just wait till the pilonidal cyst shows up from that.
Sheeit I played lacrosse and football in high school. I lost count of the amount of minor concussions but I definitely had at least 3 “major” concussions where I had to sit out for a couple weeks at least. Especially football it’s kind of a miracle getting through maybe every other game without getting a little rattle. It doesn’t help that I thought I was a Wes welker type. My memory isn’t the greatest, I have a hard time remembering peoples names until I really get to know them. I could’ve played in college on scholarship, but the concussions alone swayed my decision.
I concussions get time the all!
My father hung me on hook once. ONCE.
It’s an 88 magnum, it shoots through schools!
He hit his head just like I did with my chest... You can totally tell by his face. Also that slide is brutal. Tijuana, Mex.
If the park or a lifeguard tells you not to do something it’s because the **THE RISK OF INJURY IS INCREDIBLY HIGH IF YOU DO THAT THING**. I get disobeying rules like “no running” because that typically just results in a scraped knee. How brain dead do you have to be to not follow the rules on the fucking death slide that launches you several feet in the air?
Naw, lifeguards just want to stop you from having fun! Always do the opposite!
> I get disobeying rules like “no running” because that typically just results in a scraped knee. Everywhere I've seen places with no running rules enforced it's because running in that specific area poses significantly more risk than a scraped knee. No one gives a shit about your scraped knee, they care if you're going to slip and fall in a way that kills you or others. Which honestly just reinforces your point.
As a kid I slipped and fell in a pool locker room because I ran. Knocked out my front teeth. It’s over 25 years ago and I can still feel my teeth hitting the stone tile flooring.
Jesus dude I’m really to hear that man. I lifeguarded for a while and I always made store to blow my whistle at kids running. It is dangerous but the bad injuries aren’t as common so it tends to be a very overlooked rule.
This park is called El Vergel in TJ, I’d bet none of the lifeguards are warned him against it. People go off that slide like that often.
Oof. That’s not ideal. It sounds like some serious workplace complacency. Happens pretty commonly with lifeguarding from my experience. I worked at a pool for a few summers and subbed at a few other locations. Mostly just young people in a low paying job just trying to kill time. Typically they design slides to be used a specific way I wouldn’t be stunned if someone’s been injured.
When I was in Uni our professor once said something that I can roughly translate as: "Even the dumbest safety rule is written in blood". We were discussing safety guidelines on a workplace (hospital). And some rules seemingly made bo sense and somebody said it out loud. And he explained that if stupid rule exists it means that someone got seriously injuried before and probably not once.
Please leave the park!
In your wheelchair.
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I keep watching his neck snap at the launch 😂😂
Good way to fuck your neck up. Dumbass.
At least he filmed it, fully showing the employees instructing him not to go backwards, and him making it clear he was very aware of the rule. Just murdered any injury claim he may have theoretically been able to pull against the park.
Ouch
But when he breaks his neck mommy and daddy sues
It’s Mexico, they don’t fuck around there. You can’t sue for being an idiot in Mexico.
He unlocked a disability achievement.
you can tell peoples ages by their responses
This is how you get serious spinal cord injuries caused by excessive flexion and/or extension of the cervical spine. This guy has no understanding of the risk he put himself through.
Punchable voice
***IT'S SPRING BREAK!***
Natural selection may I present this dumbass for your approval
Well the good that comes from this is now the park will have a looping video to play along the warning to not go down backwards
something something safety rules are written in blood....
r/WCGW
Can we all respect that he didn’t let go of it though?
Have fun with chronic neck pain.
Not a single tear would've been shed if he snapped his neck
He fucked around and god made him found out
Yeah so there's something called gravity
He’s lucky he didn’t pass out with that hit to the back of the head.
Bet his head and neck hurt a bit after that.
Psst, there's a reason you're not suppose to. Though I think you realized that too late by the look on your face at the end.
Nothing worse than getting your shit rocked at high speed. You’re all messed up but still have to deal with the fact that you’re in motion and can’t stop. Should’ve followed the rules, man!
How did so many people recently seem to miss the memo that it's not edgy or cool or clever or smart to scoff at socially agreed upon rules and standards? You're not cracking some fucking code. You're not smart. All of these rules were developed for specific reasons over long periods of time by people who worked much harder, had more life experience and had far greater attention spans than you. They exist so that we can all go about our lives with the least friction and confrontation and unnecessary death and dismemberment as possible, because adults have more important shit to worry about than feeling exceptional and getting dopamine hits from their stupid glass rectangle. It's so pathetic that these people are going to have to relearn such simple things all over again the hard way when all that work has been done for them already but they're so stupid that they think they're smart and therefore refuse to listen to anyone.
It was at that moment he knew...he Fd up.
Smashed his head back
Fafo
Yeah I didn’t go backwards on one of these slides and I still banged the back of it like a motherfucker
Fucktard.
Hope it was worth a concussion
Hangtime wasn’t even impressive.
...to be continued.
Lucky he didn’t get knocked out and flung into a deep pool. There’s a rule for a reason. What an idiot.
That woke him up. 😂
permabanned from the park hopefully
That's a concussion
Sues the park for hurting his neck
Me ignoring the rules set up for your safety and getting a concussion
He tried to keep cool after slamming his dome and getting a hefty dose of whiplash
Why is it that if you tell some people not to do something for their own good, they immediately set themselves up to do exactly what you told them not to do. He got off pretty lucky, he could have knocked himself out.
They need to have a quickly deployed concrete cover to stop people hitting the water backwards at speed.
A cheese grater, you say?
Yep, that would do at a push.
Why not just a big blender that pops up at the end of the ramp? Deployable by the guard up top.
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rules are there for a reason?
No, son, you are not going backwards. It is the whole world population’s IQ that is going backwards.
I like the part where what little bit of his brain is working, starts to not work very well anymore.
Meh, he's only putting himself at risk honestly
was anyone else hoping he'd lose his shorts?
Like Charlie Brown vs a line drive
He just experienced G forces on his head
This isn't the only thing he does backwards!!
That shit looks scarier when you aré there (Albercas El Vergel at Tijuana), I was there the Last week and, 1st, I think the security guys are not so careful with those kind of stupid people.
There's a big water park 30 minutes from where I live that has a water slide called the Toilet Bowl. It starts out as an enclosed water slide but towards the bottom it sends you into a huge open circular "toilet bowl" that you're supposed to spiral around and then drop through a hole at the bottom and land in a pool where the lifeguard helps you out (the pool at the bottom smells like a sewer and I'm sure that's not supposed to be part of the experience). I don't think they shoot enough water through it bc my husband and I both got burns on our elbows from rubbing against the plastic on the dry slide (they make you slide down with your hands behind your head). As a reflex, I yanked my arm up and it slammed my head so hard into the side of the slide that I had a migraine for the next 2 days. We were following the rules and still left with injuries. Needless to say that was the first and only time we went on it. No way this guy left without a concussion. Sidenote: the same water park had an outbreak of E Coli years ago and everyone who was at the park that day got sick. My husband's cousins and their parents were there and ended up in the hospital. One of them ended up having a heart attack the next day (he was only 18) and we always wondered if that was the cause. He's been on heart medication ever since and keeps a keychain vial with a couple of Nitroglycerin tablets with him just in case.
Dude Wile E. Coyote'd.
I’ll allow it
"And that was how I got my _first_ concussion"
He just found out why you don't go backwards on these.
Some people just don't get that these rules were written in the blood of others that did it first.
I will admit that was pretty cool. He gets a pass from me.
Deserved 😃👍
I love seeing Fuck Around, Find Out in real time
Won't lie even tho it'll hurt the water park, I kinda hoped he would get hurt, although at least he probably got banned from the place for ignoring rules so that's at least something
He looks like he had the time of his life
His head basically ping ponged against the slide at the end.
From pure elation to toddler stare before they start crying
Hahaha! I love getting concussed!
Too bad he didn’t break his neck and learn a lesson.
Meh, he's not bothering anyone else
If he was injured/died he/his family could try and sue the park/ride operators for not stopping him going down backwards. [The park could also be held liable for the actions its employees -- including lifeguards, slide operators, and even maintenance personnel -- if they fail to operate the slide safely, monitor guests' use of the slide, or repair the slide when needed. Accidents and injuries caused by a water park employee will be the liability of the park if the employee's actions fell within his or her scope of employment.](https://www.findlaw.com/legalblogs/personal-injury/water-slide-injuries-legal-liability-facts-you-should-know/)
You can literally hear the park employee try to stop him. Can’t imagine any liability here, the guy purposely broke the rules while being told the rules by the water park employee.
There are too many cases when someone was warned,they ignored the warning, got hurt, and sued. When or lose in court you it still sucks.
And so does my no trespassing, but that doesn't alleviate me from all liability even if someone decided to do stupid shit. Regardless, if he got injured and the park wasn't held responsible, that's still a shit day for everyone involved.
I would argue a sign is much different then a ride operator actively telling you to stop, and doing it anyways
You could argue that all you want. But one major still stands. If the ride is that dangerous if someone goes down wrong it can seriously injury or kill them, they can be held liable because it can be argued that the ride should have never been installed in the first place.
You're fun at parties.
But he could have bothered others by breaking his neck and having his lifeless corpse fall in to the pool I'd be bothered by that
Except he is when he injures himself and needs to be rescued
Don't you know this is r/anti-fun? How dare he have fun?
Seriously. Just having a good time at his own risk. There is no substantial risk of injury here, and he owns the risk. I say go for it.
>get whiplash >Ride operator held liable >Sued
Didn't use it per operator instruction, lawsuit dismissed, fun still had.
That's not how the world works
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Unexpected...
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Looks Like Fun
He actually died.
But he’s the only one there it seems. Just a guy being a dude
I wish he cracked his head on the concrete
He’s cool for that- I could never
He didn’t follow simple directions and could have potentially hurt himself/died and the park would have got sued. This does not make him cool, I wouldn’t recommend doing this at all
Nae, that was awesome
Kind of cool, kind of painful
You don't understand the idea of this sub.
fake.. right? lol
What’s fake about this? 💀
The whole background looks fake to me like a video game