That's the worst feeling when you crack the back of your head on ice like that. Makes you feel almost nauseated. Haven't done that for a long time and I hope that I don't.
Last time I fell--- 2 years ago while moving snow in the driveway. I had really sure footing everywhere, until I hit some ice hidden under a little snow. This one HURT...The last time I fell was over five years ago, more like ten I guess, after an ice storm when I went out to get the mail. I was walking carefully because of the slope of the driveway. That right foot thing, went out from under me and I did the Ethyl Merman fall from "Mad, Mad World" and landed flat on my back laughing as I fell. Managed not to whack the back of my head and just let my back take the impact, or at least that's what I like to think I didNo cameras back then or I'd have saved the clip. No damage to me at all other than wounded pride.
That looks like a Trex deck which will get slippery really quick, even with a heavy frost.
You can kind of see the pain in that one. lol
Heh, my fall. To do work on the bus bar up in the ceiling in the shop that I worked, we'd attach a cage to a fork lift, get into the cage, get lifted up to the ceiling, and work from it. Well, the guy that attached it forgot to put the back side clamps on. As I was reaching over to lower a fuse box to him, the cage tipped over, dropped me on to the bed of a machine, and then proceeded to fall on me. It didn't work out well for me.you know--- I thought some of you would share a fall of your own. I can't be the only one!!
Question is what was the guy doing filming int he bathroom in the 1st place? Pretty sure that's illegal in many countries. Also hope he got a bouncer or someone to look after the guy as that sounded like a pretty hard hit albeit radiators do give a little being metal (not that I'd know
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"Play with the dog!" they said....
"It'll be fun!" they said....
Audio muted ..... but you may be able to read lips....
Completely invisible layer of ice.
View attachment 390AF491-BAFE-4913-9571-7E1CCBDB3656.MOVyou know--- I thought some of you would share a fall of your own. I can't be the only one!!
Don't even need ice, cold wet wooden decking is a death trap.Completely invisible layer of ice.
