Though a video like this always gives me mixed feelings, since it includes both:
1. People who were really lucky that their asinine behavior didn't lead to their own (or others') injury or death.
2. People who were really lucky that others' asinine behavior (or sometimes just random occurrences) didn't lead to their injury or death.
People who fall into category 1 will, I hope, devote themselves in thanksgiving to a life of service and contemplation and (preferably) celibacy.
(Special Category 2 shout-out to the race car driver who casually re-adjusts his mirror at around 3:00.)
(h/t +Les Jenkins)
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I see a lot of young kids in these videos. I do hope it's a learning moment for a lot of them.
One hopes.
+Daniel Swensen saidly most will never learn
+pwndbythegamers11 sadly
+Daniel Swensen Sadly, the way people act when they are in their teens is the way they continue to act into their adult years.
+Whiting1289 Not necessarily. There's rarely a complete break, but most people do learn at least some lessons (esp. if the experiences they had resulted in problems).
Yeah, I had a bunch of self-destructive behavior in my teens that I thankfully grew out of without getting in any serious accidents or anything. For which I feel fortunate.