Worlds bravest man....or

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  1. julius

    julius Living on the air in Cincinnati... Staff Member Global Moderator

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    worlds stupidest mother fucking moron?

    [video=youtube;K6wtTShVAvg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6wtTShVAvg[/video]
     
  2. jlprk

    jlprk The ESPN mod is insane.

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    Both.
     
  3. Natebishop3

    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    Looked like he had quite a bit of clearance.... but still..... definitely a candidate for the Darwin award.
     
  4. maxiep

    maxiep RIP Dr. Jack

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    Why didn't the train try to stop?
     
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    THE HCP NorthEastPortland'sFinest

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    I thought this was a thread about BeerBoy.
     
  6. julius

    julius Living on the air in Cincinnati... Staff Member Global Moderator

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    I would bet they did try, but he was spotted to late to slow down in time.
     
  7. jlprk

    jlprk The ESPN mod is insane.

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    Trains are designed to have clearance over dead moose and cows. He probably carefully placed obstacles for weeks to measure the clearance. Still, some loose mechanical part could have been hanging, or some heavy tree branch picked up a mile back might have been bumping underneath at 45 mph.
     
  8. Fez Hammersticks

    Fez Hammersticks スーパーバッド Zero Cool

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    I'd vote mother FUCKING moron.
     
  9. Natebishop3

    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    I think it did. You can hear the wheels squealing towards the end of the video, but did you see how fast that thing was going when it came around the corner? There's no way they could have stopped that thing before it got to him. Dude booked it after it passed over, which leads me to believe that he didn't want them coming around asking questions.
     
  10. BoBoBREWSKI

    BoBoBREWSKI BURP!

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    BLAZER PROPHET Well-Known Member

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    Trains can't even remotely slow down in such a short distance.
     
  12. Nate4Prez

    Nate4Prez . . . .

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    http://www.nysgtsc.state.ny.us/rail-ndx.htm#stop

    How long does it take a train to stop?

    Remember, trains cannot stop quickly:

    * A 150-car freight train traveling 50 miles per hour takes 8000 ft. (or 1.5 miles) to stop.
    * An 8-car passenger train traveling 79 miles per hour takes 6000 ft. (or 1 1/8 miles) to stop.

    I think if they find out who this person is they should prosecute.
     
  13. Ed O

    Ed O Administrator Staff Member Administrator

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    I think it's pretty badass. I wouldn't do it, but I can see how thrilling it must have been to decide to do it, plan it, and then lie down on the railroad tracks... having to wait until it was too late to move.

    Then hearing and feeling the train rush over you, knowing that if your planning has gone wrong or if there's a mechanical issue or anything else bad happens that you hadn't thought of, your life is forever messed up. Unless it's ended.

    So I can see the appeal, and I can guess at the thrill he got. The scary thing is what he will try next... and the sad thing is that he might never find something to one-up that train.

    Ed O.
     
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    jlprk The ESPN mod is insane.

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    He may have damaged a metal rail because he's heavier than a train...We are the US of A!!! We prosecute all nonconformity!! We love to hate and punish!! That's what Jesus would do!!
     
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    THE HCP NorthEastPortland'sFinest

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    I can when me and my boys are runnin' a train on BeerBoy's sister!
     

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