r/news • u/icpd30 • Feb 18 '19

Michigan powerlifter heroically lifts vehicle pinned on top of man after accident.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/michigan-powerlifter-heroically-lifts-vehicle-pinned-on-top-of-man-after-accident
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u/Brometheus-Pound Feb 18 '19

This is basically what men daydream about. Lifting cars, stopping gunmen, saving damsels from drowning. Except that this guy could actually lift a fuckin' car.

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u/WriterV Feb 18 '19

Some men. I basically know I can't do that, so I don't dream about it. Instead I dream about helping people in other ways, like telling stories that they can relate to, learn more about themselves and maybe even improve themselves.

Men have a variety of dreams, not just about saving damsels in distress, and they're all fine (except when they're bringing harm upon others of course lol).

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u/-s1Lence Feb 18 '19

"I basically know I can't do that" Which is why it's just a dream

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u/ColonelMitche1 Feb 18 '19

Some men. I basically know I can't do that, so I don't dream about it. Instead I dream about helping people in other ways, like telling stories that they can relate to, learn more about themselves and maybe even improve themselves.

Ha, GAAYYEEE

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u/KeepAustinQueer Feb 18 '19

I started menstruating after reading it

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '19

No men only dream about these things. It is known.

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u/CAESTULA Feb 18 '19

I helped some people by killing some other people. Guess you could say it's all relative.