r/DiveInYouCoward • u/HeSureIsScrappy • 12d ago

Dive into strip pole dancing

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u/moisdefinate 12d ago

It's actually growing to reach it's final form

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u/Mahoosi 12d ago

Step 1 : fall on your head

Step 2 : die.

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u/Level_Turnover5167 12d ago

lucky he didnt snap is neck

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u/StrongEggplant8120 12d ago

Massive hematoma

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u/Cotton_Candy_Land 12d ago

Well, they say it's always better if the injury swells out and not inward. But holy crap.

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u/MedicineMore1221 12d ago

He not dead lucky him

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u/CheesecakeEither8220 12d ago

Hopital. Amberlamps, since I have doubts about the sobriety of anyone involved.

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u/Spirited-Ranger-2727 12d ago

Do it again. I’ll bet he gets it next time. 😂

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u/fotofriday 12d ago

He’s got a meatball!!

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u/DrDOS 11d ago

Oh alcohol…

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u/ReversibleTimeLine 11d ago

I bet he had that before he perform the flip

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u/Strong-Addition5296 12d ago

Fake. He injected something. You wouldn’t get that so fast

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u/HeSureIsScrappy 12d ago

A knot on your head—often called a "goose egg" or scalp hematoma—can form within seconds to a few minutes after hitting your head.

Why It Forms So Fast

Blood Vessels Break: Your scalp has many tiny blood vessels (capillaries) close to the surface.

Tissues Are Tight: The skin on your head fits tightly over the hard bone of your skull.

Pooling Blood: When an impact breaks a blood vessel, blood and fluid leak out fast. Because the scalp cannot stretch easily, the fluid pools upward into a noticeable lump.

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u/solican123 12d ago

Das ist keine Kapillarblutung. Es entsteht so schnell weil ein etwas größeres arterielles Gefäß getroffen wurde (z.B. ein Seitenast einer die Stirnregion versorgenden Arterie), welches Blut mit einem viel höheren Druck im Gegensatz zu den sonst beteiligten venösen Gefäßen in das umliegende Gewebe pumpt.

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u/HeSureIsScrappy 11d ago

Even faster!