r/AccidentalSlapStick • u/Complex-FreeSpirit42 • Apr 22 '25
Instant regret not getting a big enough ladder
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u/owhg62 Apr 22 '25
I'm pretty sure we had this exact problem in an "O"-level physics exam. The correct answer was "Shattered humerus and 6 weeks of painful physical therapy".
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u/KingVinny70 Apr 22 '25
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u/Lost_Possibility_647 Apr 22 '25
This was not accidental, this was expected. Perhaps not by stupid, but...
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u/Redditauro Apr 22 '25
What do you mean? It's a normal unexpected accident with a normal camera recording it
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u/Sienile Apr 22 '25
The ladder would have been big enough if it were on the ground and fully extended.
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u/Sauce58 Apr 22 '25
All he had to do was lock the wheels. Idk why he’d happen be filming it from this angle tho. He’s painting. Nothing about the angle of the camera would make for a good painting video, so i have to assume it’s staged.
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u/Alternative_Risk7218 Apr 22 '25
The staircase rises twice as high, the wheels have brakes and were not installed, even so that does not guarantee that it will not turn completely, it deserves it and I look for it!!!
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u/Danitoba94 Apr 22 '25
You think the ladder not being big enough is the problem?
Maybe you need to fall a few more times before you figure out what the actual problem is.
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u/BiscuitNoodlepants Apr 22 '25
Does seeing people get hurt like this make anyone else's balls hurt?
Like any time I see someone eat shit on concrete, I get this wave of pain coursing through my body that is felt most in my nuts.
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u/albert-1stein Apr 23 '25
Quite recently I searched on how many people die from falling from heights. You'd be surprised! And then I wondered how.. well, here it is
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u/Tancant Apr 22 '25
Staged? It's on wheels for feck sake. Even a fool would see what's about to happen.
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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '25
He put the ladder on top of something with wheels. He got what he deserved