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God Fuck - Near the End - "Fucking around near Trains - Just Don't".

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Published on 04 Jan 2025 / In Film & Animation

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Mr_Sluggo
Mr_Sluggo 10 days ago

I don't give a fuck how hard you try, but THE TRAIN ALWAYS WINS!!!

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5jerry1
5jerry1 24 days ago

~ I have watched this several times trying to figure how in the world someone can get their head caught in this train's brake mechanism. The fact that the body is outside the track area and the injuries are on the outside just doesn't add up. Serious Darwin Award, but I can't imagine being in that predicament! Just horrifying!

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

If you watch very carefully - within the first 5 seconds... trains - have a nasty habit of spinning people around - and although she was clear of the trains, her legs spun into the path of the wheels, and back out - and only just missed being cut off.... There are a heap of videos where people get clipped by trains and when snagged, the trains pull them under and they begin the process of being crushed - the leg bones become little bits like hand bones, they become torn open and torn up, and then the wheels and all chop them up ---- This is not exactly as stated... but it shows the general ideas.. Woman sits on train tracks and patiently waits for death in a terrible suicide https://www.mgtow.tv/v/ROkVGP ------------ And this one - the whole video caused me "a personality disorder" - the overwhelming stupidity - Trains - Darwin award https://www.mgtow.tv/v/L6aLzo

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5jerry1
5jerry1 23 days ago

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: ~ Thanks for replying. I'm not squeamish. But I can't handle some things, and that stuck with me. Just wow... Your explanation makes sense, thank you.

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

@5jerry1: I used to rebuild and repair trains / rolling stock / locomotives... They are fantastic machines... BUT they are HUGE, made of very BIG THICK STEEL PARTS.... even small ones.. See that truck in the picture below.... I have seen, been friends with and worked with an old man from Hungary, the locomotives would wipe out trucks on level crossings and just like in the pictures, and they attach new brake hoses, and he would walk out there with a bean tin, with a wire handle, and a small brush and touch up the scrape marks in the paint at the front.... I think the front plates are 32mm thick steel plate - I think from memory they are a low carbon steel, but with the higher tensile strength like 450 MPA and not 250 MPA - so effectively it';s a "mild steel" but a very strong mild steel - can be welded etc. with very little preparation or post weld treatment... But they just crush whatever they hit....

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

@5jerry1: But what got me with the 18 minute video - was the overwhelming level of "stupid" - most of the trains were not high speed bullet trains doing 400 Kmh - they were SLOW freight or passenger services, and people don't even look left or right BEFORE crossing the tracks - they just walk across the tracks - straight into the path of the trains.... FUCK. Or the rails are X meters wide, the sleepers are a bit wider again than the rails, and the train is a bit wider than the rails and the sleepers.... AND these people are NOT putting 2 + 2 together, and they are STANDING within the zone of the train over hanging the sleepers..... WORSE - they are taking selfies...... This guy 9:12 https://www.mgtow.tv/v/L6aLzo https://www.thepubliceditor.co....m/wp-content/uploads

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5jerry1
5jerry1 23 days ago

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: ~ A railroad went through the town I used to live in, and back in the "band days" I used to lay pennies on the tracks when I knew a train was coming; flattened pennies made good guitar picks.

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

@5jerry1: I think the dynamics of the wheel and brake mechanism - is that the wheel is SMOOTH and the brake shoe holder is simply holding his head, and his face is sliding against the wheel. However he is at the FRONT of the train - or at least the locomotive - I think he might have flipped and spun and his head has just landed in the gap - as to HOW he has ended up there.... that is the magic question... This arm has been apparently ripped off, and half his lef has been scraped away..... Beyond that... No idea. "When it comes to fucking around near trains - Just Don't".

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WMHarrison94
WMHarrison94 1 month ago

What's with the obsession with trains snd dumbasses? Just Natural Selection and Murphy's Law in motion?

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

I got into a discussion with someone - probably you, about people getting under trains and one video in particular was a young guy who was laying between the rails, and lifting his head up to talk to his idiot friend who kept on an animated and unhelpful discussion with him... --- "No just lay low and I will sit back and wait till it all passes..... " - the main reason for the hysteria is that I used to repair / make parts for and service locomotives and rolling stock - and they center punch trucks at level crossings and some old bloke would be out there with a bean tin and some paint and a paint brush -- touching up the scrape marks.... while the truck is smashed to bits... Well anyway the video of that IDIOT kid and his IDIOT friend has disappeared and so I went looking for it and came across more horrors - but what I was trying to point out - that if your laying on the sleepers and in alignment with the tracks to minimise being hit by anything under the train - your probably going to be just fine.... BUT I have also seen brake components come loose and drag underneath the train - the very same components I had been remanufacturing - and just because there is usually enough clearance under the train for people laying flat, doesn't mean there are no fucking nasty low hanging components that are going to rip right through you, and once caught, your going to be mashed and smashed and chopped into pieces - there is not a lot of room to spare and it's all heavy steel stuff and there are the wheels and all, a couple of feet either side of you.... It's a BAD place to be in, if things go wrong. So the current epidemic of rail road horrors and just how dumb people can be and what trains are capable of, Ugghhhhhhhhhhh........ https://images.foxtv.com/stati....c.fox9.com/www.fox9.

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

I like everything - and trains and buildings and brickwork and history and designing - they are fantastic.... https://adelaideaz.com/sites/a....delaideaz/media/imag https://d3pb1ggtpb6t8m.cloudfr....ont.net/s3fs-public/ https://d3pb1ggtpb6t8m.cloudfr....ont.net/s3fs-public/

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Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson

Also if you look at the starter image for the video - the guys head is between the brake mechanism and the wheel - but have a look at how BIG the wheels are, how thick the axles and their bearings are, and how big the bogie is with it's three axles, wheels and giant electric motors... - when you dismantle a locomotive for servicing - depending - full service or partial service - they pull out the motor, the generator, and lift the locomotive off it's wheels sets, and it's all frighteningly huge stuff.... That guy stuck in the wheels and brake mechanisms - those ARE big parts and the image shows only two of the three axles.... Make the opportunity to go see a locomotive manufacturing and or refurbishment place - they are something fucking else.... Even a historical society with it's big old steam locos - is really incredible....

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WMHarrison94
WMHarrison94 1 month ago

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Yeah, I don't think it was me with conversation. I used to walk along railroad tracks a lot as a kid: Either it is extremely dangerous or these idiots are just plain stupid not paying attention or understanding how dangerous it is.

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WMHarrison94
WMHarrison94 1 month ago

Sorry... outside the West, she's a goner...

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