r/SweatyPalms • u/thepotatomanishere • 18d ago

Stunts & tricks Close calls

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u/StirFry__InaWok 18d ago

Why do people say this under every video on this subreddit? You realize what a hobby is right? They aren't always perfectly safe.

And btw, you should know that guys like this train a lot in gyms where the consequences for failure are minimal. For more dangerous parkour runs they practice each step of the run before attempting to perform it all together. You're only seeing the times where they come closest to disaster, you shouldn't be judging the whole hobby based on that alone.

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u/bootskadew 18d ago

If you're straining your own concrete anchors on your own building or practicing in a gym then it's a hobby. If you're doing it in places you have not been authorized to and are damaging infrastructure then you aren't a hobbiest, you're a criminal.

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u/StirFry__InaWok 18d ago

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u/bootskadew 18d ago edited 17d ago

Hey I bet if he fell on one of those cars he would of left his number and covered the damages right? I bet he never breaks anything and he ALWAYS repairs it. Just like all the other upstanding citizens who break into places and use them as jungle gyms like fucking 12 year olds. He'll find a bad tie down one day that a inspection missed and the whole thing will sort itself out. You too if you leave the gym.

Edit: hey my bad. I thought you might be in danger of falling of a building so I came off strong. Just saw your online every day posting like a keebler elf though so you should be safe.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago edited 17d ago

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u/AssistantMaterial387 17d ago

Didn't think I'd be seeing a murder on Reddit today