Glad I'm a Fat American

[NorthCyd]

This looks like a live-action Far Side.

It's horrible but the way his feet are sticking out makes me chuckle! I know, I'm a terrible person.

 

[Doc]

It's horrible but the way his feet are sticking out makes me chuckle! I know, I'm a terrible person.

He survived and is fair game. If he had died, we would’ve had to wait two days before making fun of him.

 

[sadam]

He survived and is fair game. If he had died, we would’ve had to wait two days before making fun of him.

I don’t think the Utah person who was upside down survived. They made a movie about it.

 

[Doc]

I don’t think the Utah person who was upside down survived. They made a movie about it.

The guy from 127 Hours survived. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aron_Ralston

 

[EvilBetty]

This is one time my fat would save my life. No way I would ever get stuck in there.

But you could easily fall into a crack more befitting your body type and still get stuck and die.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9677922/cambodia-man-trapped-mountain-rocks/

 

[madguy30]

The worst way to die from something in nature or whatever (i.e. not disease) would be buried alive in snow via avalanche and I'm not sure it's close.

 

[deadeyededric]

The worst way to die from something in nature or whatever (i.e. not disease) would be buried alive in snow via avalanche and I'm not sure it's close.

Dying in a grain bin would be similar.

 

[deadeyededric]

I don’t think the Utah person who was upside down survived. They made a movie about it.

They had to leave his body in there. The cave was sealed up after that.

 

[madguy30]

Dying in a grain bin would be similar.

As kids we'd make forts in the hay shed all over the place and it's a wonder something really bad didn't happen.

Good times though. The reward for bailing hay was new fort materials.

 

[ISUTex]

At least he died doing what he loved. I still think that is the stupidest way to rationalize people doing crazy **** and dying.

I want to die doing what I love, but I want to be really really old.

 

[Doc]

The worst way to die from something in nature or whatever (i.e. not disease) would be buried alive in snow via avalanche and I'm not sure it's close.

I would love to die in a pile of snow.

 

[80sClone]

I want to die doing what I love, but I want to be really really old.

Ya good luck with that as the flag pole ain't what it used to be when ya old.

 

[NorthCyd]

I remember going to Ruby Falls in Tennessee and seeing the original opening to the cave. It was a little over a foot high and barely big enough for a man to squeeze into, and it took like a whole day (almost 24 hours) to crawl to the opening in the waterfall and back. **** that! Cavers are a special kind of crazy.

 

[boone7247]

This looks like a live-action Far Side.

I hate to admit this made me laugh out loud. Ahhh the far side.

 

[BoxsterCy]

Then there's this...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ke...upermarket-larry-ely-murillo-moncada/26028756

That one is pretty unbelievable. Saw it earlier and thought how could someone NOT smell that. "Hey, Bob, do you smell that?" "Yah, probably a dead mouse behind the coolers. I ain't moving them heavy coolers to find out."

 

[VeloClone]

That one is pretty unbelievable. Saw it earlier and thought how could someone NOT smell that. "Hey, Bob, do you smell that?" "Yah, probably a dead mouse behind the coolers. I ain't moving them heavy coolers to find out."

I immediately thought of the Dayton's monkey that was found mummified during remodeling something like 40 years later.

Here it is:

https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/...mmified-monkey-in-former-minneapolis-daytons/