If you like to drive fast…
On your bike or in your car and especially if you don't wear your seatbelt or overtake carelessly.
You might want to check this page out:
Gross Photos from Road Traffic Accidents [Translated]
Do be warned it's pretty gross, definitely 18+.
It's great...for learning a lesson.
Tags: accident, blood, brains, crashes, crushed, gross, guts, road traffic accidents, rta, sick, splat, squashedPosted in Weird/Humour | -
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This is very disturbing.
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I wonder how do policemen/firemen/emergency crews handle having to see shite like this in their line of work. Hmmm =/
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That makes me not want to drive at all. Ever. Or eat.
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It's even disturbing if you were in it. I think some of us might have been in this situation. I know i did.
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There is probably something wrong with me. I looked at it and didn't feel grossed out.
But that's because some of them looked too gross to be real. You get what I mean? Because it looks so gross, your brain registers it to be too far fetched to happen.
So there. Still having dinner tonight.
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meaning that fella was fast enough to smash his head towards teh STEEL cabin and got stuck there.......he must be @ 340km/h......
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I like to drive fast and race... in a safe environment.
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ST- Thanks for the warning. I'm not even going to look at that page. Someone was trying to get me to do a google search for voluntary amputees the other day and I avoided that as well. [Yes, there are people out there who ASK to get limbs removed ... and Doctors do it for the patients mental health!]
Foxtrotecho 'I wonder how do policemen/firemen/emergency crews handle having to see shite like this in their line of work.'
Well, working for the WA Police and ALSO having a Senior First Aid certificate it comes down to this; When you're at the scene of an accident you DO YOUR JOB first, then you go home and vomit and cry or whatever emotions you're experiencing etc etc. But, after a while they [not me, I'm squeeeeemish], apparently get used to it.
I know in times of accidents etc I react first and then get emo later [I pulled a kid out of a glass door once and he had 18 stitches put in his head from it]. Professionals get used to it after a while and it just becomes a job for them. That's why coroners can eat their lunch whilst doing autopsies [not that they should have food near a corpse ... it might contaminate the evidence].
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oh it is true. safety belt helps. really. it is not important untill you try to dodge the policeman or gone airborne or dive into drain or went 720 deg.
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jesus, that was gruesome.
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Jason: It is indeed.
foxtrotecho: I guess they either freak out, or they just get used to it.
daniel: Good choice, be thin and safe.
Alistair: Amazing you survived, saw the pics on your blog.
vincent: Either that you're just generally desensitized by the internet.
aeroplane1234: You did look at them all right? Not just the first one.
v0ices: I agree - the public roads and highways are not that place!
Dabido: Good idea. And yeah I saw a program before about voluntary and self-amputees.
LMF: It helps a lot.
wongkj: Flashbacks to rotten dot com.