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gravitas_deficiency , 1 month ago

Damn that dude got shafted

HEXN3T , 1 month ago

I feel pain in my heart just thinking about this

Track_Shovel OP , 1 month ago

Chances are it's rebar

misterundercoat , 1 month ago

Rebar up the b-bar

jojo , 1 month ago

Okay this looks painful enough, could you please tag this as NSFW?

Track_Shovel OP , 1 month ago

Presto Changeo

jojo , 1 month ago

thank

ZILtoid1991 , 1 month ago

It's from LinkedIn, yet it lacks the "it'll make you stronger if you survive it" parts...

Fuckfuckmyfuckingass , 1 month ago

Looks rough.

Sanctus , 1 month ago

And here I was thinking his foot was impaled.

Maeve , 1 month ago

That's not so stupid if you've ever been on an industrial construction site. People have died with rebar through skulls, stomachs, viral organs.

The last panel is probably meme material, NGL.

Track_Shovel OP , 1 month ago

Oh it's most certainly a serious hazard, but the high def cross sections are a bit much. They could have chosen a bunch of ways to get the point across, but no, traumatic anal impalement (band name?) it is for LinkedIn!

Maeve , 1 month ago

Your reply made me laugh. My imagination needs work!

TotallynotJessica , 1 month ago

It being "funny bc ass" makes it stick out more in your mind, increasing the likelihood you'll remember it. Funny yet gruesome accidents are drilled into your mind more completely. You might not remember a story about a person getting their arm stuck and spine snapped, but you are more likely to remember the story about a dude getting sucked into a spinning machine and turned into a coiled rope, thrashing around until the machine stopped.

Gore can be absurd and our bodies can be warped in unexpected ways, so stay safe and follow the rules. Most are written in blood.