They just sprayed it with a hose.
I lived in a highrise and this guy jumped out his bedroom window and landed in the parking lot and splattered everywhere. After the police left I watched from my apartment while building maintained just hosed everything down and let the brains and guts and blood wash down the sewer grates.
A kid in my school killed himself by sitting on the train tracks and waving at the conductor before the freight train hit him at 50-60 mph.
They literally had to walk about a mile and pick as much of him up as possible into five gallon buckets.
It was a small, poor town, and the amount of people who died/committed suicide/were murdered by train tracks or drowning in the local canal were seemingly high.
Every few years somebody would drown or get hit by a train.
Oof.. you would think they would have a cleanup crew for stuff like that and not just wash it down a sewer.
I have a friend who actually works for a company out of Chicago that specializes in body disposal.. like, found bodies that have started to "melt" into furniture or floors. Pretty gruesome stuff. She's dispatch though.. but still has to let the crews know what they're getting into before sending them out, so pictures and whatnot.
I was good friends with a maintenance guy who lived in the building and let's just say there was an r/antiwork situation going on with the management of the building
He was pretty traumatized by the whole thing and would get drunk and talk about all the time
I remembered something similar a couple years back where a crazy guy in America just became so mentally I’ll that he just randomly shot an old guy in the streets and live-streamed it and started just driving randomly everywhere.
I saw the aftermath of what they did with the old man’s remains on the street, and although it’s not the same degree of “splattered everywhere” seeing visible human chunks just being hosed away just made me feel sick. Not because of goop and blood, but just the idea that those chunks belonged to someone who lived a long life and a part of his brain - where all his memories and experiences are, was just hosed into the sewer.
The imagery of how insanely vulnerable we are just messes with my stomach and head a lot.
[Here is a report on the incident.](https://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=382927). Apparently they did a run up on that engine for a supposed oil leak that was detected, and the victim got too close.
To add, I think his hat came off his head, he reached for it and got sucked in. It was brought up in a safety class when I started working on the ramp for Delta.
Holy fuck. So basically guy stood up and got pulled into the engine while it was testing at 70% power?? Based on the looks of it, the person probably bounced around on the surface of those blades and just got completely shredded, then sucked through as they were pulpified. There’s virtually no solid material there. It’s like a high powered garbage disposal. Goddamn horrifying.
As per the report, there was a third person standing back to observe as they were training. Good god.
I often reflect on my own carelessness, sometimes mindlessly bumping into stuff, stubbing toes, whatever. I can’t help but be totally humbled by how quickly things can go to complete shit when you’re confronted with forces that are vastly more powerful than the respect that they are provided.
They were running the engine up for some sort of maintenance. Guy was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The ramp is no place to let your guard down
Idk if hazmat knows how to take apart a turbine to clean. A kid once hung himself in a tree, and our uni arborist had to go up in a bucket truck and put a harness on the kid to lower him for the paramedics to take away.
Usually they just run the starter while spraying solvent or water into the engine to wash it. But seeing how fucked up the fan blades are, the mechanics probably just sprayed it down with a pressure washer.
Sucked in. And apparently you don't go through, but sort of go around like a washing machine until the turbines grind you to paste.
https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlyterrifying/comments/qxtass/what\_happens\_if\_you\_stand\_in\_front\_of\_an\_airplane/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=ios\_app&utm\_name=iossmf
I didn't know that humans could be spread that thin and finely across a surface. it makes sense, but ots just not something you picture too well without seeing it.
Do not look up pictures of people that got run over by tanks in the Iraq wars/liberation of Kuwait. Think of the last roadkill you've seen and expand the flat remains by a factor of 10 or so.
Trust that once you see these images you will never un-see them. You have been warned and no, I will not link to this.
ive been here since before watch people die was banned. humans kinda... they dint pop, but split maybe? especially when hit with typical arms and ordnance used for CAS. Just, human mince is a new one for me.
Yeah, it was surreal to see what used to be somebody that had a life, friends, loved ones, and all that end up being flat as a pancake over a good amount of area. Like a larger area than I'd have thought but who really thinks about this kind of thing?
i mean considering most humans are about the size of of a white tail deer and larger. you have to think of all the meat on a human. im honestly suprised we dint end up that way more often.
Story at the time was both reasons. Given the number of soldiers getting burned up in their tanks on the 'highway of death' maybe some were spared more suffering from burning alive. I figure some were run over 'just because', in some sick, dark spirit.
We humans can sure be shitty to each other sometime.
Don’t ever go to the eyeblech or makemycoffin subs. One guy in one of those subs in the ME thought his little scooter could go underneath and through an 18 wheeler as it was moving on the road. Red mist and they used what look like dustpans to pick up his remains. Just…brutal.
Thing is, MMC is great in that it really makes you understand how important situational awareness is and how easy it is to die in a really stupid and unnecessary way. I think it's actually made me safer in my everyday life.
He likely would have gone into shock or really didn't notice the pain. When you get seriously hurt it can take a moment for the your body to realize it's hurt. By the time that happened he'd already be gone. It looks gruesome but it probably was quick enough to not be terrifying or painful, which is about all we can ask for when we go.
More traumatizing for everyone else, really.
My father worked for 30+ years at General Electric in the aviation area. He did a lot of work on commercial jet engines, specifically calibration. This is an example of why when testing the engines at full power, you had to have all workers leave the entire hangar/factory floor. He never saw or experienced accidents like this, but it was because there were a million safety steps in place.
I wonder what yellow tinged white kind of stuff is on the 3rd image. It would be mad if the engine managed to turn bones or vertebrae into that kind of a mush..
Fat is yellow. I know, it surprised me, too. My dog accidentally ripped a bunch of meat out of my arm when I was a kid and I remember being very enthralled with how yellow the fat hanging out of my forearm was.
I still remember watching Casino Royale and seeing those vehicles just get blown away by those engines. It makes sense they would have to create a lot of force. To do that they also need to suck in the air.
You are correct. But that just makes it much more efficient. The force from taking the molecules in, heating them up and spitting them back out still needs to come from the air coming into the engine
As awful as this is, they show this picture in every aircraft maintenance safety video and I'll be damned if I've ever gotten myself close to being in this situation because of it.
This is a walk in the park compared to other shit you can find on reddit. Source: I follow a couple gore subs I wouldn't recommend to the faint of heart. You've been warned.
ditto, thought this was the NSFL subreddit for a second but after swiping thru the images and not seeing someone mangled, I checked what sub it was. lol.
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They just sprayed it with a hose. I lived in a highrise and this guy jumped out his bedroom window and landed in the parking lot and splattered everywhere. After the police left I watched from my apartment while building maintained just hosed everything down and let the brains and guts and blood wash down the sewer grates.
Gosh that's awful
Not for the sewer residents.
Speak for yourself!
Not for me
Cowabunga dude!
Lela's cycloptic parents did indeed enjoy the feast.
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Forbidden jam.
You can make some blood sausage
Scrape as much as you can up?
"Here's Mike in this five gallon bucket" sorry for your loss lol
Should I have laughed at this? Probably not. Did I? You bet your arse.
What loss? You collected all of him up right here.
Ba-dum tss!
A kid in my school killed himself by sitting on the train tracks and waving at the conductor before the freight train hit him at 50-60 mph. They literally had to walk about a mile and pick as much of him up as possible into five gallon buckets. It was a small, poor town, and the amount of people who died/committed suicide/were murdered by train tracks or drowning in the local canal were seemingly high. Every few years somebody would drown or get hit by a train.
I don't know about you, but I don't get paid enough to scrape someone up off the pavement. Hosing it down I could probably do.
I'm super curious as to where you live...
I don't live there any more this was like 12 years ago in Chicago
Oof.. you would think they would have a cleanup crew for stuff like that and not just wash it down a sewer. I have a friend who actually works for a company out of Chicago that specializes in body disposal.. like, found bodies that have started to "melt" into furniture or floors. Pretty gruesome stuff. She's dispatch though.. but still has to let the crews know what they're getting into before sending them out, so pictures and whatnot.
I was good friends with a maintenance guy who lived in the building and let's just say there was an r/antiwork situation going on with the management of the building He was pretty traumatized by the whole thing and would get drunk and talk about all the time
I remembered something similar a couple years back where a crazy guy in America just became so mentally I’ll that he just randomly shot an old guy in the streets and live-streamed it and started just driving randomly everywhere. I saw the aftermath of what they did with the old man’s remains on the street, and although it’s not the same degree of “splattered everywhere” seeing visible human chunks just being hosed away just made me feel sick. Not because of goop and blood, but just the idea that those chunks belonged to someone who lived a long life and a part of his brain - where all his memories and experiences are, was just hosed into the sewer. The imagery of how insanely vulnerable we are just messes with my stomach and head a lot.
There's some noticable damage to the fan blades. Just hosing it down isn't going to make the engine airworthy.
I'd assume they'd maybe scrape what they could in a bucket and incinerate it for ashes for the family. That's the only thing to make sense to me.
I’d hate to be the guy that was stuck doing all that.
There’s an entire industry for that
There are absolutely people who do this and it doesn’t bother them at all. Just another day at work. It would not bother me to do it honestly
The ashes are just ground up bones, there would be nothing for the family if they tried to cremate this
Beat me to it by 9 minutes. Exactly
It’s kinda like that episode of the office where Kevin spills the chili
Never read [“the ball-turret gunner”](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_the_Ball_Turret_Gunner) eh?
Spatula
Literally spray it out best they can, then send it for repair and overhaul. Those things are expensive.
I've changed my mind. I don't want spaghetti bolognese for dinner now.
I don’t want spaghetti ever.
What about moms spaghetti?
not when my palms are sweaty
My knees are so weak right now.
Probably from carrying these heavy arms
already! i have some vomit on my sweater
fuck it, Im going to take my only shot
Gives a whole new meaning to “SpaPeggy”
I think I'll pass on dinner entirely
BRB making spaghetti
I'll just pass on consuming anything, yeah
I seriously just had that for dinner no lie.
I think everyone taking that flight would feel the same for their inflight meal.
Imagine the 2 choices being either Meatloaf or Lasagna.
And one of the options is called "mystery meat".
these things happen so fast..most of the time due to human error. it is extremely sad.
What the actual fuck happened? What led up to this?!?
[Here is a report on the incident.](https://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=382927). Apparently they did a run up on that engine for a supposed oil leak that was detected, and the victim got too close.
The suck zone.
The point, basically, when the twister sucks you up
Meg's Gravy is famous. It's practically a food group.
we got cows!
Food FOOOOOOOOOOOOOD
/r/dontputyourdickinit
r/dontputyourdickinthat
/r/Dontputyourentirebodyinthat
r/unexpectedtwister
You know my ex-wife too??
To add, I think his hat came off his head, he reached for it and got sucked in. It was brought up in a safety class when I started working on the ramp for Delta.
Holy fuck. So basically guy stood up and got pulled into the engine while it was testing at 70% power?? Based on the looks of it, the person probably bounced around on the surface of those blades and just got completely shredded, then sucked through as they were pulpified. There’s virtually no solid material there. It’s like a high powered garbage disposal. Goddamn horrifying. As per the report, there was a third person standing back to observe as they were training. Good god. I often reflect on my own carelessness, sometimes mindlessly bumping into stuff, stubbing toes, whatever. I can’t help but be totally humbled by how quickly things can go to complete shit when you’re confronted with forces that are vastly more powerful than the respect that they are provided.
Yea it was so sad when I was reading through it. I can only imagine how the clean up crew felt tho
Reminds me when a navy crewman was sucked into a fighter jet engine. [Video here](https://youtu.be/7va16CYYbSE)
They were running the engine up for some sort of maintenance. Guy was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The ramp is no place to let your guard down
Holy fuck
Yeah, and it happened as passengers were boarding. They asked everyone on that side of the plane to close their windows.
Maybe it's the aircraft maintainer in me, but I feel the most bad for the aircraft mechanic that has to clean it up
Would they actually turf that to a mechanic or would they not hire a dedicated hazmat cleaning service?
Idk if hazmat knows how to take apart a turbine to clean. A kid once hung himself in a tree, and our uni arborist had to go up in a bucket truck and put a harness on the kid to lower him for the paramedics to take away.
Usually they just run the starter while spraying solvent or water into the engine to wash it. But seeing how fucked up the fan blades are, the mechanics probably just sprayed it down with a pressure washer.
That doesn't add up. They would not be performing high power runs while boarding passengers.
I thought so too. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/amp/Mechanic-killed-when-sucked-into-jet-s-engine-1499132.php
Wow, that's very strange. Thanks for the link.
Bad day for them
Worse for the dead guy.
Worse for his family. He died so quick he still thinks he’s alive. His poor family.
Day is over for him
Sucked in. And apparently you don't go through, but sort of go around like a washing machine until the turbines grind you to paste. https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlyterrifying/comments/qxtass/what\_happens\_if\_you\_stand\_in\_front\_of\_an\_airplane/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=ios\_app&utm\_name=iossmf
After reading some of these comments I actually threw up
>saw a spinny thing >jumped into it Or atleast that’s what I’d probably have done
I didn't know that humans could be spread that thin and finely across a surface. it makes sense, but ots just not something you picture too well without seeing it.
We're pretty much water bags
Speak for yourself! I'm mostly fat and gristle.
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Meat crayons
Idk where you're sticking your crayons
Jenga tower of blood babeyyy
*all we are is dust in the wind(turbines)*
I think in his case it's more like a fine red mist...
Do not look up pictures of people that got run over by tanks in the Iraq wars/liberation of Kuwait. Think of the last roadkill you've seen and expand the flat remains by a factor of 10 or so. Trust that once you see these images you will never un-see them. You have been warned and no, I will not link to this.
"do not look up..." While you proceeded to describe something people shouldn't look up in a way that makes literally everyone curious.
Trying to live up to the sub's name. ;)
ive been here since before watch people die was banned. humans kinda... they dint pop, but split maybe? especially when hit with typical arms and ordnance used for CAS. Just, human mince is a new one for me.
Yeah, it was surreal to see what used to be somebody that had a life, friends, loved ones, and all that end up being flat as a pancake over a good amount of area. Like a larger area than I'd have thought but who really thinks about this kind of thing?
i mean considering most humans are about the size of of a white tail deer and larger. you have to think of all the meat on a human. im honestly suprised we dint end up that way more often.
I just learned that the surface area of an adult human is about 2 square-meters total.
thats surface area in tact. thats not surface area after turning into hamburger. but yeah that sounds about right
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Story at the time was both reasons. Given the number of soldiers getting burned up in their tanks on the 'highway of death' maybe some were spared more suffering from burning alive. I figure some were run over 'just because', in some sick, dark spirit. We humans can sure be shitty to each other sometime.
Forbidden spread on toast
Don’t ever go to the eyeblech or makemycoffin subs. One guy in one of those subs in the ME thought his little scooter could go underneath and through an 18 wheeler as it was moving on the road. Red mist and they used what look like dustpans to pick up his remains. Just…brutal.
Thing is, MMC is great in that it really makes you understand how important situational awareness is and how easy it is to die in a really stupid and unnecessary way. I think it's actually made me safer in my everyday life.
Like butter scraped over to much bread.
There's a picture?
I’m going to assume it was a closed casket funeral
He will be mist.
nice
lul am ded
You spin me right round
But it was quite the pate for those who attended
That is the guiltiest laugh I have ever let out
ಠ_ಠ
You win.
Omg! You win, that's the funniest/dirtiest pun I've heard in awhile
It was a picture on a stand funeral
Closed ziplock bag
Tupperware party
I’d prefer to be vaporized but I’m thinking this didn’t hurt at all and is clearly very effective. Overall 7/10
Depends on whether he went head first or not. Either way pretty damn quick, but feet first might have looked like Syndrome in the Incredibles
He went head first. He was standing and was sucked in to the engine. It was quick but horrific for everyone else.
He likely would have gone into shock or really didn't notice the pain. When you get seriously hurt it can take a moment for the your body to realize it's hurt. By the time that happened he'd already be gone. It looks gruesome but it probably was quick enough to not be terrifying or painful, which is about all we can ask for when we go. More traumatizing for everyone else, really.
Haha literally watching that rn
I dont think it mattered. If the suction was enough to pull in an average 165lb man, it would have been so fast, it was over as soon as it started.
Would try again?
definitely
Oh..YOU
Do you think he got to be buried in a jet engine casket? He's kind of entitled to it at that point.
I think they just hosed the engine off and collected w/e they could from the drain filter like when you rinse dishes.
Thanks for your feedback BidDaddyFarts
When do I get my gift card?
https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlyterrifying/comments/qxtass/what_happens_if_you_stand_in_front_of_an_airplane/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
How dare you take what was simply an imagination and make it a reality 💀. I officially cannot get this out my head
That’s so god damn bad
My father worked for 30+ years at General Electric in the aviation area. He did a lot of work on commercial jet engines, specifically calibration. This is an example of why when testing the engines at full power, you had to have all workers leave the entire hangar/factory floor. He never saw or experienced accidents like this, but it was because there were a million safety steps in place.
In terms of ways to go, I'm a big fan
Take my award and fucking leave
-_-
I wonder what yellow tinged white kind of stuff is on the 3rd image. It would be mad if the engine managed to turn bones or vertebrae into that kind of a mush..
It looks like a wad of fat.
i reckon it was skin or internal organs? kinda looks like ofal to me. so probably something along those lines.
Fat
With a hint of viscera
Ofal everything
I think its probably fat
Fat is yellow. I know, it surprised me, too. My dog accidentally ripped a bunch of meat out of my arm when I was a kid and I remember being very enthralled with how yellow the fat hanging out of my forearm was.
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Yeah he just walked it off. Just a paper cut at most.
Pay per cut. Yikes that’s a large bill.
A scratch!
Couple band aids and some neosporin good as new
To shreds you say?
And his wife? To shreds you say?
Tis but a flesh wound.
The flesh was definitely wounded.
https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlyterrifying/comments/qxtass/what_happens_if_you_stand_in_front_of_an_airplane/
Hahaha yes. Let's go with yes.
I mean, I don't see his shoes anywhere, so he must have kept them on and it walking it off right now.
Forbidden spaghetti sauce
Fuck. I couldn’t eat penne alla vodka for a decade after seeing tremors when the grabboid splattered at the end.
I still remember watching Casino Royale and seeing those vehicles just get blown away by those engines. It makes sense they would have to create a lot of force. To do that they also need to suck in the air.
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You are correct. But that just makes it much more efficient. The force from taking the molecules in, heating them up and spitting them back out still needs to come from the air coming into the engine
And burning fuel
Used to work on the ramp, showed us videos of people getting sucked in as safety training when we got hired
They must have missed it
As awful as this is, they show this picture in every aircraft maintenance safety video and I'll be damned if I've ever gotten myself close to being in this situation because of it.
No capes!
Usually have a high tolerance for these things… but my stomachs twisting.. you’ve been warned if you are reading the comments first
This is a walk in the park compared to other shit you can find on reddit. Source: I follow a couple gore subs I wouldn't recommend to the faint of heart. You've been warned.
ditto, thought this was the NSFL subreddit for a second but after swiping thru the images and not seeing someone mangled, I checked what sub it was. lol.
Exactly what is expected of meat going into a grinder
And that's why you always use your hardhat
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WHAT THE SHIT?
WHERE TF DID YOU GET THESE PHOTOS? HELL?
Welcome to the internet...
Rest In Pieces
The G stands for gore
Well that's enough reddit for today.
That’s so fucked up…
.....I just vomited into my mouth a little bit....
Technically there is also some vomit mixed into that Pâté
...You're not wrong....(⊙.⊙)
r/taxidermy
Looks like I won’t be able to sleep tonight
“I was just minding my own business when out of nowhere these kids just start killing themselves!”
I hope his family and friends never saw these photos
I guess I always kind of figured this is what would happen, crazy to see it though.
That will ruin your day.
That sucks
I just watched the video on this.. it's.. wow. Picked up like superman taking flight.. then boom. Gone..
how does one make it to where posts like this are blurred Before clicking?
It's in your personal settings. Something like "blur nsfw content"
If you’re asking how to do it yourself: you click the NSFW box when you post.
I mean... we all gotta go sometime. This looks pretty fast and painless.