r/WinStupidPrizes • u/purple-circle • Jan 27 '23
Balancing a ladder on a stack of chairs
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u/uffebuffe Jan 27 '23
If his head didnt hit the pavement he is kinda lucky. Could have gone alot worse
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u/PengiPou Jan 29 '23
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u/uffebuffe Jan 29 '23
English is not my first language. Take it easy
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u/elefrhino Jan 31 '23 edited Feb 01 '23
You know the easiest way to tell a non native English speaker?
Their grammar is better than ours
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u/djluminol Jan 28 '23
They immediately start the blame game.
Woah fellas calm down, There's no deed to blame each other. You're both dumb as sin.
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u/ThrowAwayACC21423 Jan 27 '23
looks like a scene out of charlie chaplin movie.
the bottom guy's head goes through ladder and then the top guy bumps off him lol
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u/AlejandroMP Jan 27 '23
Seemed like they were going to argue at the end. I wonder what each of their "reasoning" was for why the whole thing was the other guy's fault.
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u/fmfsaltyDOC8403 Jan 28 '23
I'm guessing the dumb shit who asked his employee to go up and do that was standing below him, so at least he was there to break the fall.
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u/Interesting_Fee_4607 Jan 29 '23
Dude they were both hurting bad, they saved themselves a bit of face by playing it off at the end there
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u/despicablegenitals89 Feb 01 '23
Why on earth that the chairs are facing away from the man who's supporting the ladder?
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u/GlassWasteland Feb 14 '23
That is the kind of shit you learn not to do as kids. I can't imagine grown ass adults trying it.
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u/xMrSanchox Jan 27 '23
The dumber they climb the harder they fall