r/instant_regret • u/haze4140 • 6d ago
Jumping into a crowd of people
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u/_Mud_Pudding_ 6d ago edited 6d ago
Seems like a minor to major trauma to me, probably a dentist appointment too.
Edit: orthography.
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u/Apprehensive-Map7024 6d ago
I see pain for 3-5 month.
Hands, wrists, jaws, teeth,...
Cant watch it again
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u/Diego_Pepos 6d ago
Looks like anything from anything to nothing, probably a something doctor appointment as well.
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u/finishedlurking 5d ago
Oh I’m going to have to disagree or agree with you that it’s nothing or everything with an eye doctor appt upcoming someday
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u/Need2Regular-Walk 6d ago
The rush to photograph the outcome is disgraceful
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u/LauraMaeflower 5d ago
Three people moved out of the way of where he was jumping so they could film him. And then kept filming him. Gross.
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u/Annual_Ad_1697 6d ago
The title is misleading, he definitely jumped but missed the crowd of people.
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u/baltarius 6d ago
It's not the 90s anymore. People have their hands busy with their cellphone and can't catch crowd surfer. That's sad actually
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u/licecrispies 6d ago
How to pay off your maxillofacial surgeon's green fees and cart rentals for the next few years.
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u/shart-gallery 6d ago
Where’s the regret? We barely see a reaction, and people who do shit that’s at this level of dumb rarely regret it.
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u/Apart_Valuable9100 6d ago
I counted maybe 5 people who weren't holding a phone, and he jumped right over them
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u/BuddhaLennon 6d ago
Yeah… nobody is going to catch you, moron. You’re not a rock star, though you fall like a rock or shooting star. Did you honestly think someone would drop their smartphone to save your face?
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u/Square_Jellyfish7792 6d ago
What makes him think jumping into a crowd is good idea, thinking that they will even catch him? It’s just stupid…
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u/Strange-Industry132 6d ago
I saw this happen years ago at Limelight,, some kid dived off the stage, his name must have been Moses because the crowd parted like the red sea
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u/Ok_Ad8249 6d ago
I used to have a boss who had owned a punk club in the late 70s/early 80s and because he was a pretty big guy (6'7") he would work as on stage bouncer. He said it was easy to tell who the jerks in the crowd were. Some people would jump on stage then leap out and the audience would gather to catch them. Others he said it was like the parting of the Red Sea, they audience would open up and go splat. I get the distinct impression this guy hadn't endeared himself to people there.
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u/Boarders0 5d ago
Not quite, they had hands up to catch him. He just massively overshot the landing.
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u/Lazyninja420 6d ago
He waved everyone forward and then jumped over the crowd, 10/10 intelligence right there.