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Heintron posted:If we are posting bad rear end cosplayers this guy should be mentioned as well: only bad rear end if his storm bolter is really 2 saiga 12s spitting brass hull rounds  still a bad rear end terminator get up
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me your dad posted:Something tells me this wouldn't cost a million bucks: 
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JEEVES420 posted:only bad rear end if his storm bolter is really 2 saiga 12s spitting brass hull rounds Someone needs to do this  More bad rear end:    Metal + Africa = 
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Heintron posted:Someone needs to do this Grim. Heatstroked.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Took me a moment to really appreciate just what was being done here and when I did my heart lurched. Jesus gently caress, that is ballsy.
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Stoatbringer posted:All I can picture is the Chinook pilot swinging the jet around making sounds like a kid. "Nnyeeeeoooowwwwmmmm. Ratatatat! Take that ya MiG!
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I wonder if he jumped with it in his hands, or waited until after pulling the cord to unstrap himself. Either way, drat. Also, the bare feet is a nice touch.
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I'm no expert but I imagine the force from the parachute catching wind would knock anyone's grip off, so he probably crawled out. This doesn't effect the bad assery of that man/image.
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Phy posted:Y'know what, that's loving badass right there. Even if it is blesbok and not Grant's Gazelles. All I can think of going through that poor tiny little antelope brain is "OH gently caress WHEN DID THE LIONS INVENT CAMOUFLAGE" A long time ago:   I basically grew up watching Discovery channel back in the days when it was all science and nature stuff. You always see lions from the lions' perspective. The camera tracks them as they stalk, so you never really get a feel for what it's like to be on the receiving end. It's easy to forget that lions are pretty much every bit as scary as tigers, if not more due to that whole hunting in groups thing.  Saw a show just a couple years ago where some guys were going into a nature reserve or something to get footage of lions (can't remember exact details). The head dude was telling the cameraguy what a colossal bitch the highest ranking lioness in the pride was. The male didn't give a poo poo, but she'd randomly get pissed off and complain to boyfriend, and he'd grumble and get up to "deal with the problem." Right as he was saying this, one of the lionesses started making noise. The camera panned to her, and then back to the male...or rather, where he'd been a second ago. Everybody turns around and hauls rear end back to the jeep. They jump in, and turn around and look to see if they were followed. Golden eyes peer out of the grass maybe 12 feet away.
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dinozombiesgoRARR posted:I think this might have been posted pages and pages back but it's appropriate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbEqnLjHyf8
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Dusseldorf posted:I think this might have been posted pages and pages back but it's appropriate. My rear end in a top hat has never been so tight for so long
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dinozombiesgoRARR posted:I'm in no way scared of heights. . . but holy poo poo I got a chill down my spine. I think his balance must have something to do with his brass balls.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:A long time ago: I was at the Wuppertal Zoo last year and their tiger exhibit is very open, with reinforced glass/fiberglass instead of bars and I walking around the outside, looking for one of the tiger cubs. I turned the corner and there was, not five feet from me, a full-grown tiger. We kind of scared each other, I think, and she jumped up and did that little shimmy thing that when my cat does it, it's cute but when a full grown tiger does it, it's holy poo poo terrifying. And I will never forget the purely visceral reaction I had that said, RUN, and then almost immediately, No, DON'T RUN, she will chase you. I stayed frozen and she eventually got bored and left but for one moment I was totally terrified she was going to jump out and eat me. Big cats are terrifying. I found the tiger cubs eventually. 
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HopWallace posted:I wonder if he jumped with it in his hands, or waited until after pulling the cord to unstrap himself. Either way, drat. Also, the bare feet is a nice touch. If it's not that guy it's some other lunatic, but there's a video of him jumping out without a chute and grabbing it later in freefall. Like that Keanu film from years ago.
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utada posted:I was at the Wuppertal Zoo last year and their tiger exhibit is very open, with reinforced glass/fiberglass instead of bars and I walking around the outside, looking for one of the tiger cubs. I turned the corner and there was, not five feet from me, a full-grown tiger. We kind of scared each other, I think, and she jumped up and did that little shimmy thing that when my cat does it, it's cute but when a full grown tiger does it, it's holy poo poo terrifying. And I will never forget the purely visceral reaction I had that said, RUN, and then almost immediately, No, DON'T RUN, she will chase you. I stayed frozen and she eventually got bored and left but for one moment I was totally terrified she was going to jump out and eat me. Big cats are terrifying. I expect you'll enjoy this then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT7_CtjEVFU
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Heintron posted:
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Gromit posted:If it's not that guy it's some other lunatic, but there's a video of him jumping out without a chute and grabbing it later in freefall. Like that Keanu film from years ago. This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDBrdl2sZWs Audio warning: At the end the guy holding the camera yells "Whoaaahhh!!"
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Gorilla Salad posted:I expect you'll enjoy this then: Awww she just wants to play with the hairless cub.
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I hate to just post a link to a story, but I honestly cannot figure out how to imgur this image (I cannot even "copy link location"). Anywho, this badass mother fucker survived an "ice fall" and walked away perfectly fine. As in, the ice from a frozen waterfall broke off and mushed her car exactly right. It's not an avalanche because, well, it's just an 80 ton icicle. This is quite literally a million-to-one-shot. here it is I have no idea how the very advanced technology of rural Alaska has flummoxed me. If you tell me how to post the actual picture then I'll do it. This is amazing. The exactly perfect portion of the front of the car was smushed so that it avoided her knees, and the exactly perfect portion of the back of the car was smushed so that it avoided her rear end. I mean, look at that loving picture. The exact area of the doorway is the exact area that wasn't crushed by the deadly hell-ice of a thawing/plummeting waterfall. That's one lucky mother fucker. I will note that ADN says she was "trapped" but makes no indication that she was injured. I use this as an assumption that - at most - she was bruised.
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BigHead posted:I hate to just post a link to a story, but I honestly cannot figure out how to imgur this image (I cannot even "copy link location"). There's probably also some Firefox/Chrome extension that does the same? 
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BigHead posted:
Minor thing but that is a mid-to-late 1990's era Chevy S-10 pickup. The "door" that you see in the picture is the rear of the cab (The extended cab portion). They look like this:  I imagine that they used a rescue saw or hydraulic pincers to cut the roof and the door away to extract her, which is why the actual door is not easily seen. Still amazing that she survived that, non the less.
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Pesticide20 posted:If you look really really carefully there might be some indication that that image is photoshopped. Hint: they wrote it on the image. reddeathdrinker posted:  
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JEEVES420 posted:My rear end in a top hat has never been so tight for so long https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CUz8XNHbiY "bonding on" to a 230,000 volt line from a helicopter. Just loving terrifying. Moongrave has a new favorite as of 08:24 on Apr 9, 2012 |
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rocket_350 posted:It's pretty amazing to think that it went from THAT... To this.  And the guy for who it's named, Andrew Mynarski, was pretty bad-rear end as well. Was in a Lancaster over Germany that got set on fire, rear-turret gunner was stuck and couldn't escape. Mynarski kept working to free him, WHILE ON FIRE, until he couldn't any longer. Jumped out of the plane, on fire, with his parachute on fire, and lived for a few more days until dying of burns. The rear-turret gunner lived because when the plane hit the ground, it tossed him clean out of the turret. Mynarski got the Victoria Cross for his actions.
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Sorry to break up your plane/helicopter party, but this is a totally badass picture of Iggy Pop:
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The General Lee from the TV show The Dukes of Hazzard is one of the most instantly recognisable cars ever and was best known for making  awesome jumps all the time. In reality the studio used somewhere between 256 and 321 individual cars throughout the series and just busted the living gently caress out of all of them. Only about 17 still exist today, including the very first one (LEE1) which was rediscovered in a scrap yard in 2006 and then restored and sold earlier this year for $110,000.The show is probably considered by most people to be a dumb 80s series about good ol' Southern rednecks doing good ol' Southern Redneck stuff but some of the stunts in the show were actually pretty impressive. Here's a compilation video of every single jump the General Lee(s) made in the first 6 seasons of the show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4W7E5BlLGM Welcome to Hazzard County. 
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dinozombiesgoRARR posted:Now you're a man.
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dinozombiesgoRARR posted:The General Lee from the TV show The Dukes of Hazzard is one of the most instantly recognisable cars ever and was best known for making I got my picture taken with one of them 
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dinozombiesgoRARR posted:The General Lee from the TV show The Dukes of Hazzard is one of the most instantly recognisable cars ever and was best known for making Fun fact: one of them is owned by Bubba Watson, the guy who just won the 2012 Masters
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The look on his face makes you feel like you accidentally opened the door to the wrong hotel room at 2:30 AM.
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