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The first one: wish we were still friends...
Cool you were willing to die for someone else and now they’re just somebody that you used to know
yo hitler, watchu doin here i thought you had some business to deal with
angel adolfo alfaro alvarez why did I sing that last part in my head wtf 😂
Jayden Dixon same bro I even sang “but you didn’t have to cut me off”
Someeebodyyy... I used to knoow..
fr bitches really are a different bread
The guy who ran into a burning daycare center to save kids is a hero.
Who knows how many more injuries and fatalities there would have been if regular people like him and the guy who busted a wall with his vehicle hadn't stepped up to help in the ways that they could.
Its also a real death wish too. That dude is a real hero and lucky to survive. But I will always say NEVER run into a burning building.
@@bluey_heeler If you can possibly save a child, it's always good to go in regardless.
@@bluey_heeler Meh, life's not worth living anyway.
Yall gunna make me cry shuddup 😭 humanity isnt all shit 💙
@@billolsen4360 Never go into a burning building if you dont have the equipment to keep you safe. You'll become another person that has to get saved if you go down.
“Had been stabbed 10 times”
“No serious wounds”
“‘Tis’ but a scratch”
"A flesh wound really".
Caesar got stabbed plenty of times but only one of the wounds was actually fatal from what I remember.
johnnyboy2537 well getting stabbed means the blade penetrated the skin so I feel like it’s a bit misleading thanks for informing me tho
fatal means it can kill you
Shout out to everyone who did sacrifice their lives. Someone did at my school and a few of my friends could be dead right now if it weren’t for him so I’m eternally grateful for his bravery.
John Doe what happened?!?
What happened?!?
Your name is what's given to unidentified bodies
GlassyTiger620 Dun dun DUNNNNNNN....
Gotta tell the whole story.
“You’re an actor, now act tough”
Dude picked up the toughness feat like it was nothing
*copies and pastes a whole reddit thread into text to speech*
*Puts ads throughout the whole video*
Easy money
and yet here we are watching it.
it's like story time without having to scroll.
I listen to it at work
it's nice
Logo Bomber yeah not hard just time consuming
@@coolstufftodo5256 not even time consuming either, screenshot the posts, and then crop them and put them infront of the background in any video editing software and you get whats on this video
T M kinda time consuming to have it pop up as it’s being said. Just for me at least tho I suppose once you become good at it it would be fast and I have the attention span of a squirrel
"His brother runs in and joins the brawl" for some reason that's the funniest image in my head. Like this guy gets up and just says "Oh shit, word?" and starts going ham.
I thought the same, but he's getting up like, "godammit, George, we did this last week!"
@@landen.c THE FACT I PICTURED GEORGENOTFOUND- I-
Edit: fixed the extra space in "GeorgeNotFound".
He saves her life and now they ain’t friends no more
SUPER SIMP ELITE
No the truck slowed down enough
Guy: *is overall a good person*
All bros in a 3-mile radius: SIMP
Dicethief - I swear
Bitches ain't shit
My father was a Marine in 'Nam. In a hooch with a couple other men when another guy comes in playing toss&catch with a f**king grenade. They tell him to knock it off, he scoffs, then misses the catch but the pin is caught on his finger. My dad immediately jumps on it. When it doesn't explode in the allotted time, he pulls it out from under him and opens it. It had been made into a dud - the guy was having a joke...
My dad beat the sh*t out of him.
I think because his best friend had just died protecting him (my dad) from a blast - a boobytrap set off by a Navy corpsman (the "doc"). The friend had been yelling at the doc not to touch it, guy didn't listen, and the friend stepped right in front of my dad to save him. Died in my father's arms. He had been two weeks from going home.
In Soviet Russia, life intends to sacrifice you
I'm in your discord server and I'm starting to understand the way of the bigfoot
Just Some Bigfoot With Internet Access Oh hello! :0
Christopher Renteria What’s his discord server? Can you link it please? :3
Howdy
That's pretty deep...
“Pull up bananas”
I was thinking they were pulling out bananas to fight before I realized they meant bandanas.
Lmao same i thought they pulled into an ally way in sesame street
Kenzu On TH-cam I honestly could not explain this better than you just did
me 2
Betrayal I thought he meant the had bananas and put them under a fucking cloth to make them look like a gun, *17 fucking rounds of potassium*
I read bananas to lol.
railed like 12 adderalls and beat guitar hero on a steering wheel as a controller, expecting to die before i finished but set a world record instead and lived unfortunately
Bagle Best story 😂
Bagle 12 addy won’t kill you
I want to be like you for some reason, probably bc it sounds like I’d get to do stuff that I wouldn’t usually do
Tiki Mcdixon like copy a meme? because that’s all this guy did.
@@tikimcdixon4647 Adderall is a dangerous drug if you abuse it. Give it the chance and it *will* fuck your life over.
This was a story I heard on social media.
A girl needed a blood transfusion and her little brother had the same blood type so they asked him if he would come forth. The boy was hesitant but took a deep breath and sat down. If I remember correctly he said some last words. He thought he was about to sacrifice his life for his sister and that is probably the most innocent thing I've ever heard.
Cats and Music fake reposted copy-paste story
@@Dabdis Probably.
@@Dabdis probably not fake. But to those claiming the story is about their son, yea fake
@@Dabdis well yeah. They said it was a story they heard through social media
Emily Vic yeah I guess I’m blind lol
6:59
"I figured the high ground would give me the advantage"
Ah, we call that one the Obi Wan
And thus, he Obi _Won_
@@omnikar5 your comment needs more likes
Victor Lee done, liked my own comment
@@Lee-nm9tf fuck your pfp u shit
@@Axxtentac BAHAHAHA
17:26 dude, just drink the whole pool. Cant drown if theres no water.
Oh yeah, it's big brain time.
*Yes*
Spongebob logic
When you drown the water, so the water can't drown you
This reminds me of the 3 stooges one where they put the guy headfirst into water and force him to maintain a headstand
he drinks a the water then stands up and blows all the water out with his mouth
I recently heard about a shooting (can't remember where or when), I just know it was in a bar during a holiday or some sort of concert. During the party, a mentally unstable man (a regular at the bar) started unloading a gun in the bar.
A college man & his friends hid some other people under the pool tables and the guys used their own bodies as a shield. When the shooting stopped, they sprung up, broke open windows, then helped people escape. The guys ran back inside to help more people trapped inside.
When later interviewed, they said it was like an instinct to protect the people around them.
It was amazing!
Americans needa fix their damn gun laws
When you live in Nice france and get killed in a truck attack that killed more people than any shooting in the US ever. Those damned guns, murder wouldn’t happen if only they didn’t exist.
Tfw 1600s murder rate was ~80x what it was today
This reminds me of the time I stepped between a girl and he boyfriend who was beating her. He immediately turned his aggression on me hitting me a couple times (not sure how many, can't quite remember) before I was able to grab him around the shoulders ramming my head right into his nose busting it. He stumbled back and luckily ran away, I'm not a fighter. Ended up with a black eye, bloodied nose, and a busted lip. Only thought I had was help her. Learned two things from that, my head is freaking hard and people get scared when they get headbutted.
The aftermath is this guy got arrested. I did not try nor did I get her number (you just don't do that in this situation) and everyone went their separate ways.
You did well for protecting her. I had to do the same with my friend, luckily the guy wasn't aggressive towards me yet because I knew I could never win from him since he was at least a head bigger and twice as broad as me. I just kept myself in between them so that if he wanted to get to her he first had to pass me. He would throw me away and I would come back. At some point my friend sat down crying and I just sat behind her and held her with the knowledge that he couldn't lift us both. We left as soon as he got distracted by the crowd
I have a similar story. I jumped into a pool after I noticed a kid I babysat lost his floatie in the deep end. The only thing going on in my mind was "Need to help.", completely disregarding the fact that only my grandpa was a trained lifeguard (his tips did help) and I can't swim. Still managed to get him to safety though
Good of you to take a beating like that. I always stay armed, being armed and able is a necessity if you're going to defend those who can't defend themselves. A very little bit of led and powder makes for a major equalizer. I luckily haven't had to use it, but have too many people relying on me to put myself in harm's way. At the same time I am not the kind of person who can do nothing.
Ok Tanjiro
People tend to be afraid of someone willing to bust their head by using only their own head.
*I got yelled at later*
*What the heck*
j123awesome *i mean I understand yelling a little because he risked his life but give the kid some praise for saving that kids life, like why :( what the hell*
“Basically Leroy Jenkins’ed my self between him and the animal” 😂
This was a great video. Some hero's on here. So here is mine but I'm not the hero but the cause of it.
When I was 14ish so over 15 years ago my family went to hawaii. Cousins,uncles aunts grandparents. The whole lot. Best trip ever. But.. one day we went out on a catamaran where we would snorkel. The boat would whistle when it was time to come back and go to a new place. My cousin and I found this enormous sea turtle and decided to follow it. The whistle blows and we are crazy far from the boat. I didn't wear flippers cuz I get brutal foot cramps from them. We were exhausted from swimming and couldn't make it back. We were gonna drown. My father bless his soul sees my cousin and I floundering way out there and noticed us nearly drowning. He swims over and put the both of us on his back and swam us back to the boat. Nearly drowning himself. He saved my cousin and I that day. We didn't tell my mom til after the trip though so she wouldn't freak out. He will always be my hero. Thanks dad.
Skith 843 your welcome son
You're welcome boy but Lise some weight so you can float next time
I've had situations where I was assaulted or attacked or held up. If you are going to fight, you must do it instantly, without hesitation and no holds barred. With whatever you have in your hands at the moment. I have been hurt but I have always walked away and it was always ruled self-defense. Last one, a friend at a small store and guy pulled knife at register. I decided to step in. The expression I was told was most unsettling and the guy startled when I roared at him and he dropped the knife. He moved to grab it, I was next to a counter so I leaned on it (more power and leverage) and snap kicked him as hard as I could in the jaw/chin. I broke bones in my foot. He had a broken jaw, broken teeth, bit some of his tongue off and knocked him out. Before I sat down I did toe that blade away from him... in case he woke up, then plopped down while hanging onto the counter to await help. One more, self defense. Don't underestimate anyone.
Decide to be aggressive enough, soon enough.
That's part of it. Making that decision, do it early.
Told my mom it was me eating her expensive chocolates to take blame of the true culprit, my brother.
Kerb Armstrong my sister did the exact opposite, it took after my beating for my grandma to speak up, and I got a sorry.
"I tend to not react at all during extreme situations and then react way after the fact" God that's relatable. I can hold my nerve in any situation but when it's over the shock hits me.
loved the beach rottweiler who just wanted some attention - lol
When I was probably around 8 or so, I was attacked by a dog, chow/lab mix while I was walking to my bus stop. A parent of two kids that went to my bus stop decided on this day to walk her kids even though they only lived like four or maybe five houses away from the bus stop just bc she had a bad feeling. Anyways, cut to me being attacked by this dog (I have very few memories of it actually happening just remember being shaken around and the school bus pulling up to the stop) he’s basically ripping me apart and trying to drag me back to his house I think, and the kids mom runs over to me and yelled at her daughter to go get my mom (we were neighbors kinda, the backs of our houses faced each other plus I hung out with the kids) and she takes off her shoe and starts hitting the dog with it and starts trying to pull the dog off me, somehow she managed to get the dog off but I’m not sure if it tried to attack her as well or not I’m not sure if I don’t have many memories of it bc of my age or if bc it was traumatic and I repressed it or maybe both, anyways I ended up with lots of stitches (over a hundred if I remember correctly) and really bad scarring on my right boob and right arm (I actually am missing muscle and nerves in my arm and I can make my arm do this weird thing that grosses people out) plus I traumatized her son bc he was still standing where she left him when she ran so he saw everything and ended up needing lots of therapy, plus everyone on my bus witnessed it too and had to talk to some counselors just in case it traumatized them as well. Anyways, I’m not sure what happened with the mom, I don’t remember her name and I’ve long since moved from that house but I’m still really thankful that she happened to be there that day bc she was the only adult around
“I was the only one revived”
Ouch:(
People usually say bad things about my brother cuz when he was young he grew up in rough place (recorded one of worst cities in uk) but there was this fire in an old peoples home
( around 10pm) and my brother literally got out from his car and went in and he saved many people. There were people already standing outside doing absolutely nothing but film it my brother was the one who had to call the emergency services. Afterwards he left he didnt care about being interviewed just wanted to save them. My brother is a very masculine and never shows his feelings but that night he called me told me what happened and he was crying abit because of how nobody helped them and how kids just dump their parents in old people homes and that the kids had to rely on someone like my brother to save them.
When?
@warner tesla I was going to say "When? When did I ask"
7:01 ITS OVER DOGAKINE, I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND
I WAS LITERALLY THINKING THE SAME THING!!!
- Don`t try it...
- Ok.- proceeds to fuck off...
"Wish we were still friends" C O M M A
This reminds me of the time me and my little sister went kayaking/canoeing with family and friends. My sister was small so my mom thought we should share to save space. So me and my sister are following behind the rest of my family when a speed boat flys by and knocks me and my sister over my sister and I both have life jackets on because my mom wanted to make sure were safe . The boat we were using still had us in it and we are sinking rapidly. My little sister and I only have a small patch above us for air and I could tell she was freaking out. So I told her to hold her breath so she looked at me and nodded so I grabbed he by the life jacket and threw her out of the boat . I’m currently still stuck there so I un-clip my vest and throw myself out and try to swim . I make it the look on all of my friends and families faces when I surfaced. I couldn’t sleep that night but it made me change my prospective on life.
This is why I’m glad my parents taught me to swim at such a young age, I don’t remember when I learned how to swim but I don’t ever remember not being able to swim
This is why we train physically, why we stress our bodies athletically and with combat sports. It teaches us to *move*, to think and react in important ways rather than just panicking and failing. I've been in the "if I don't stop this fool he's going to hurt someone" situation, but I'd had some training and some useful practice, so they're not "sacrificing myself" stories. But it's amazing what just a little bit of training can do to help when panic is logical.
One day I was sledding with my cousins on a REALLY steep hill. I was going down with a 6 y/o and we were going super fast. We were about to hit a pole at what felt like 50 mph so without thinking I turned the sled to make me slam into the pole shoulder first. I ended up dislocating it but I can't stop thinking about what would have happened to the little boy.
Here's one!
So my elementary school had these father daughter dance things. Well my best friend and I loved to walk around the playgrounds towards the end of the dance.
Our school had two playgrounds. The one closest to the part with the dance, and the better one in the corner of the school grounds. It's night time, and I've always been wary/sketched out by the houses through the treeline.
Well we were walking up to that playground and I see 2 or 3 (sorry it's been years) guys drinking beers and smoking.
I've always been very protective of my friends and things I love, and my school is one of those things. So I yelled at them to go away (ik, stupid but I was small and just knew it was illegal) and one of them pulled out what i think was a knife (it was silver and shiny) and I remember just becoming perfectly calm, like when you're in a deadly situation and instict just takes over. And I just started walking backwards and told my friend to run as I kept my eyes locked on the guy.
We were perfectly fine, and nobody found the guy because we never said anything as we thought we'd get in trouble
all these older siblings saving their younger siblilings but ik if I saved my brother like that I would get yelled at for doing something dangerous while risking my life and him getting coddled over bc he almost died
I was once mugged when I was with my gf of 2 years. I ran fast as hell into a movie theater and closed the door behind me. They took my gfs purse and necklace. My gf broke up with me becucese my first thought was not to protect her.
But I thought 6'1 was on the tall side?
Maybe the man was raised by 3 generations of NBA players
It is.
I'm 5'10 and I don't feel insecure about my height.
Especially if you are Hispanic
*laughs in grown man at 5'5*
@@toren1426 *laughs in twelve year old at 5'6*
7:02 Its over doggo! I have the high ground!
Don't underestimate my doggo powers!
Now that’s what I call a plan.
When he said ravine my mind went to like, 200-400m deep. So I thought he just yeeted that dog down some canyon and expected it to come fight back. Haha!
Im scared won't have the right reaction in a situation like that o.o
Nobody:
Text to speech: DoUbLe QuOtE
I have a story, I don't know that i intended to sacrifice myself, but i did take a risk that could have turned out that way. I was travelling overseas and volunteering, and visited a local landmark in India, which at the time there was a lot of unrest, the Mumbai hotel attacks had just happened before this and there were bombings of movie theatres and other landmarks nearby. We were all aware this was a possibility. I was in a building and walked past a very large flower display and noticed that someone had stuffed a heavy looking black bag about the size of a computer tower into the gap between the flowers and the inside of the vase. I looked around the room, it had 1300 people in it. Fearing the worst, I grabbed the bag and carried it as quickly and gently as I could outside, and fast walked it away from the building and about 200' into a field that nobody was in, then set it down in a ditch so that if it went off i'd be the only one it could take out. I very much hoped I was wrong, but i figured at least it'd be about the quickest and most painless way to go if I was right. Yes, i opened the bag, I know that was probably stupid, but I didn't really know what else to do with it. Thankfully, it was just somebody's work stuff. I took it back inside and found the owner, they were working in the building and thought it looked like a safe place to leave their stuff while they were off doing something so it wouldn't get stolen. It hadn't occurred to them what it would look like to someone who didn't know.
15:58 Those damn hotels in Orlando, where so many children are on vacation with their families should have lifeguards at all time. Just another example of greed.
That dog only dipped out because it lost the high ground lmao. It's a tactical genius. Retreat today to fight tomorrow 😂😂.
But hope that woman recovered. Being attacked by a dog is high key one of my biggest fears.
The universe knows you deserve a second chance for the right doing
This is for the first story
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
He’s got her bacc
24:42 with the friendly dog was a wild one. Here's this kid, ready to take it hard to protect his cousins, and turns into a happy-friendly. That has to be an incredible sensation, going from "protect at all costs here we go!" to "a friendly dog? For real?"
4:33 The ABC babysitting fire... Its the same story, if that person would ever read thid: thank you
7:00
It’s over anakin , I have the high ground
Nobody:
Robot voice:
"three"
My fiance's dad (my father in law) was upset and decided that we deserved to be the ones who he took it out on, he shot his 45. cal past us hitting the hallway a few inches above my head. I grabbed my fiance and ran to our bedroom where I kept my AR-15, she dropped to the ground and called the cops I took the AR out and aimed at the door when he kicked it in I told him to drop his gun..he didn't he lifted his hand and I shot later we found a bullet hole in a bookcase we had near the door he had shot either in reaction or just before I did. He isn't around anymore he died quickly after. taking a few months and I was cleared for self-defense. (apologize for the grammar)
15:00 so this dude just sits down and eats dinner with his dad after he knocks his mom out then tries to shoot him? WTF
Hope they got that dad locked up in a prison where child abusers are hated by the other inmates
Welcome to the cycle of abuse
1: things start out good
2:things get worse
3:abuse comes to an edge, really bad event
4: grand gesture makes things"ok"
5:repeat
@@averymarkow3815 Very sad. When I think of children out there that have been abused all their lives it at least makes me thankful that when it started with my mom's 2nd husband, she put a stop to it real quick and the little coward was scared enough of her to move out of town & stayed away permanently.
Sam what else would they do? Tell him it was wrong and risk getting shot?
7:00 it's over dog, I have the high ground
That dog knew that the high ground was too powerful, so he was smarter than anakin and just left.
When I was about 12 years old my family and I went swimming at our local river. It wasnt a big river or anything has a nice swimming hole and the bottle necks and gets a fast current. Well my little sister who was 7 at the time was swimming. I heard her yell and saw her getting swept by the current. I didn't say anything. I just hopped up and dead sprinted right to where she was. The water was about a foot and a half deep. And I did a slide thing where I got under her and grabbed her. Still flowing dow river I reached up and grabbed a big rock that se had just passed and it pushed me under. All I could remember was my goliath of an uncle sprinting to us and picking us both up. To this day I forget about it and certain things bring it back up
I talked back to my father who had his belt
I lost my leg that day
Had a mean dad who was just an alcoholic abuser without the alcohol that i punched in the face once
The heroism of some people reaffirm my belief that humanity will be ok
That first one was so sweet, but also sad that they aren’t friends anymore.
"There are stories about every hero, how they became great. Most have one thing in common, their bodies moved before they had a chance to think, almost on their own. And today, that’s what happened to you."
~ All Might 😊
Once, I was picking my son up after school and we were standing in the parking lot waiting for my husband. This guy started walking diagonal into the parking lot of the preschool and was holding a long object. He was holding it like you would hold a rifle when you go hunting. I squeezed my sons hand and moved him behind me as I stared at this guy. I couldn’t tell if what he was carrying was actually a gun but it was the way he carried it that tipped me off. I stared for what felt like 10 minutes but was probably only 2-3 before he got into the parking lot. Turns out, what he’s holding is an umbrella. I was fully prepared to shove my kid back inside the school door and get shot. Thankfully nothing happened and my husband showed up.
The people who said they thought nothing that its just a reaction are telling the truth thats how it is. Its a very primal experience
I am amazed that people don’t know how to swim
Me too, Me fucking to!!!
You probably live near a lake or near the sea or visited the pool alot when you were young. I grew up in a mountainous town with no lakes and didn't go to the pool often. Even at vacations we usually didn't go, so it is no wonder that I only learned to swim when I was 20 years old.
@@dotValkyrie No I don't live near the sea niether a lake, but i live in Sweden and the government requires that every child learn to swim, so that's basically people born after 2000 know how to swim you never se someone who can't swim unless there are refugee.
Panic is a hell of a drug. I can definitely imagine my dumb ass forgetting how to swim in a situation like that.
@@tetrisgoat for me, it became instinct quickly. I'd assume for other people it becomes the same, but either way i'm not the type of person to panic
dude who says his family member in the current an is yelled at for saving him
i since the parents wanted insurrence money. and he ruined that for them.
That isn't English
Demonic Goddess
I agree, they did say that the kid was autistic, so they probably wanted insurance
I do this almost every day. I've grown so weary of everything, these days. I don't necessarily WANT to die, as it's both painful and I don't REALLY want to end up myself or make the choice, because something good MIGHT happen later.... but at the same time, i'm so sick and fucking tired of my life. So I take risks with everything I do and give no shits, because if something happens and it's an accident, than oh fucking well. Then i'm dead. Whoop de shit. No one would really care anyway, and if it happens because I was careless or didn't exactly see it coming, then I won't regret it. I'll deal with everything as it comes my way in life. Even death. Because I just don't give a shit anymore. But if I DO die whie not giving a shit, I would LIKE it to be if i'm saving someone else's life. That'd be a good way to go out.
Agreed, I felt like this for about 15 years now
My dear friend, know you matter! You may not think or believe you do, but you are valued! Please seek treatment. It'll help. It does help. I wish you the best. 🙏❤
25:17 Cat: "And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!"
I just left the dealership with my new BMW, I goto Wholefoods and as I'm walking away looking back at my car I see a shopping cart 🛒 rolling full speed towards my new car. I ran out infront of a truck, jumped over a motorcyclist and dove heads first sacrificing my life to save my new cars paint job. On the way home a truck driving Infront of me dropped some rocks and cracked my window.
Obligitory not me, but there was an old show called recue 911 that was basically about every day heroes. A car stalled on the railroad tracks with a mom and kid inside. Lights come on, gates go down, headlight appears. Mom can't get the kid out of his/her carseat. Police officer waiting for train gets out and runs over. He somehow picks up the front of the car and rolls it backward. He said that he could feel the locomotive brush against his shirt. The show is on youtube and I believe the episode is called "locomotive cop".
20:35
Bless your soul and God bless your baby! You risked your life for your baby's!
24:38
THE POOR PUPPY!
I jumped into a deep cold lake to save my dog while wearing all my heavy clothes and boots before
lmao this reminds me of the other day:
My little sister turned around and asked if I would rather have myself die, or my brother. I obviously chose me without thinking twice. I wouldn't be able to watch him die. Apparently, she asked him that same question a moment before, and he said he'd rather have me die....
gotta love siblings
17:35 that’s very common to think for parents and the people in danger alike, most people overestimate their kids/their abilities until a dangerous moment appears
All soldiers who sacrificed their lives - never made it home. God bless all troops who sacrificed their lives for others.
Dude running with the gas tank cracked me up.
7:00
OP: You can't win! I've got the high ground doggo!!
Doggo: (translated from barks)
My cat ran into the road once. He watched me grow up, and had been with me all my life. I wasn’t about to let him die. So I ran into the road and used my body to shield him. He escaped without injury, but I was nearly permanently paralysed.
I don’t regret it. I would do anything for an animal. We never found the guy who hit me with the car. He just drove away, apparently.
My brother almost drowned in a pool. We were in single digits I intended to save him. Though I could only swim very limited and looking back I probably would have drowned. But it never crossed my mind not to go save my brother.
Luckily and responsibly, the friend's older sister, who was watching us, was a trained life guard and jumped in and perfectly floated him out of the deep end. My brother got a scolding and there was appreciate for the girl, but it was also expected because that's why we were allowed to play in the pool.
We've moved away from the neighborhood and she was already off to college when I understood how many kids drown each year, but if I ever saw her again, I would tell her am forever grateful for her.
The dude with the home invasion story, that got stabbed 10 times. God damn his mom must’ve been proud
Encrypted Aqua *28 stab wounds*
The one about the fire in the mexican daycare is a well known accident here in Mexico. That day is remembered as a dark one because it all happened because the design of the building was bad and the architecture was neglected since the beginning, and almost all the teachers put their lives first. The kids that survived are alive because of outsiders that went to help. We all, as a nation, will be amazed by their bravery forever.
24:40 That's actually very sound prioritizing.
I protected my best friend from her abusive boyfriend a few months ago. We were on a party and they got into a fight after which he took her phone and didn't want to give it until she left with him. His so called friends couldn't calm him down, not even his mother could. I just instinctively threw myself between him and my friend even though he easily threw me aside every time, I would still come back. The only thought I had in my mind was that my friend could be at least a little more safe for as long as I stayed in between them. Normally she would be the tough one but now I could see that she had broken down and was crying, especially after he tried to pull his mother out of her car multiple times so he could go and run my friend over. He was so strong he could lift the car but his friends and a bunch of other people held him back from taking his mother out of it. At some point he would just try to grab my friend who was at this point shaking in fear and I knew I couldn't let her go because then it would get worse. I just grabbed her and tried to calm her by telling her that he can't lift us both, that if he wanted to take her he had to take me too. I didn't care about anything but the wellbeing of my friend. She wasn't capable of acting rationally anymore so at some point her now ex boyfriend got distracted by this crowd and I just told her that this was our chance to go and leave. She was telling me of how he would notice and I said no because he wasn't paying any attention to us anymore, not yet so we took our bikes and left quickly.
When we got to her place I stayed with her for the night since she was scared, I told her to ignore him, never go to his place again, to go to the police the day after and also to not use her phone location so he couldn't see where she was. It was only then, when I knew we were safe that I was the one to break down crying. I just found out something new about myself I guess
07:28 - If this person is a soldier, I'd trust my very life to him no questions asked.
That one about the swimmer not saving the kid... Fuck, man, that one hit hard as hell.
Small kid started swimming away from a bunch of the tied up boats into open water. His mom was piss drunk and dad was no where to be seen. By the time anyone noticed, the kid was about 200 meters away at a minimum. I stupidly sacrificed my noodle for flotation so I could go faster. I got to him no problem but once I grabbed him he put up a fight. He smacked me, scratched, screamed, punched, kicked, and ultimately tired me out. After about three minutes of struggling with the kid and making it only 10 meters closer to the boats, my backup arrived. Some of the other kids had followed me with flotation devices (which slowed them down). After a while and a huge struggle me and this other kid finally heaved the kid back onto one of the boats. I was only 12 at the time the other kid who helped me was 15ish and this child we went after was only 3 or 4. I was stupid but I did teach me something.
Keep in mind that I am a rather strong swimmer and I grew up around the lake. I have also passed the Lifesaving merit badge in Boy Scouts which is literally a life guard training course. I was a little surprised at how fast the kid wore me out.
So I was on the sidewalk with some stranger waiting to cross the road. A car swerved towards us so I pushed him out of the way. The car hit the lamppost infront of me and I was fine. The guy just lay there on the ground, looking at me in shock before saying, "how the fuck are you still alive?" I replied with a simple " I have no fucking idea". The driver was drunk. The other guy, I discovered, was my neighbour who always threw his leaves over into my garden. He hasn't done it since...
“What did you do intending to sacrifice your life for but survived because you made it up?”
“She had broke her femur”
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I was around 13 yo. My family re-enacts the pre-1840s so they have horse and wagons. There was a bunch of us kids playong in the wagon while the caretakers were near by. Something happened to spook the horses whom were attached to the wagon. They started full speed sprinting the normal path they took every day. I knew there was a harsh 90 degree right hand turn coming up and the wagon wouldnt make such a turn. It was me and about 7 other kids. We looked at each other while one quickly spats out. "What are we going to do?" I said "We have to jump for it cause if we stay here we could die." One after another the kids started jumping out except this one girl who wouldnt let go of the seat saying she couldnt do it. I grabbed her and with all my might flung her over the side. Did a quick look around make sure everyone was gone and jumpes out. I land on my head/neck. Seeing the wagon trying to take that sharp turn flipping the wagon into a small creek, shattering the wheels and some of where the seats were. I remember thinking we all need to jump to survive and I'll stay back to make sure everyone does it.
I got rewards for bravery at the reenactment. I later join the Navy. And my parents said they knew i was destined for the military for many actions like that i would take in my. Volunteer firefighting, boy scouts, constant practicing of weapon handling techniques, years of TKD, pentjak silat, boxing, and wrestling/ a little jujitsu.
I always wish i could do more to help people in dangerous situations.
Dude with the gas tank is still a hero. A complete idiot, but a hero :'D
9:50 for those who dont know “Bends” is a nickname for decompression sickness and is when Co2 bubbles form in ur blood and whe you resurface to fast the bubbles will expand wich become thing like A sore or can also lead to Death depending how bad it is
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so basically if your deep under water u have to go back up slowly?
@@hydrateyourpup8144 Yes !
Yeah
There where a few people mentioning concussions and it reminded me of how in school, I used to think the concussion test, was a thing where they would hit you on the head and make sure you couldn’t get a concussion 😂😂
One of my friends have genuinely saved me more times than I can count from walking in front of a car
Never underestimate a man who has a beer in his hands they are dangerous
I have another one that happened to me and my best friend sarah:
Once we got in third grade we went on a Field Trip on fall to a forest to collect leaves for a Project in school me and Sarah being adventurous go far away from the teacher and call our friends to this sick hole we found actually it was a way down to a cave IDK WHY MOST OF MY SCHOOL EXPERIENCES ON FIELD TRIPS ARE WITH CAVES Sarah decided to Climb down with a few fella's to let me know if its safe to Climb down suddenly....One of my friends see a poisonous Spider EVERYONE SCREAMS THERE IS A POISONOUS SPIDER DOWN THERE AND ONCE THEY TRIED CLIMBING BACK UP THEY COULDNT! ME AND MY FRIENDS ON TOP TOOK ACTION ON THE SPOT THE BOYS WENT AND FOUND THE LONGEST STICKS POSSIBLE TO MAKE A SORT OF ROPE LADDER AND PULL THEM UP THE GIRLS STARTED TO CLIMB DOWN TO HELP THEM CLIMB UP AND I RAN TO THE TEACHER SAYING THEY ARE TRAPPED IN A WEIRD PLACE AND MY TEACHER DIDNT LISTEN SO I FELT NO USE IN TELLING HER. ME AND MY ITALIAN FRIEND KIMBERLY WENT TO A CAVE ABOVE THE CAVE WHERE SARAH WAS TRAPPED IN WE DASHED IN THERE AND FOUND POSSIBLY THE LONGEST STICKS EVER SO WE STARTED PULLING EVERYONE UP LUCKILY NO ONE GOT BITTEN FROM THE SPIDER BUT ALOT OF MY FRIENDS SACRIFICED THEMSELF FOR THEIR FRIENDS. that was also the first time i said:"FUCK" in school
Not the most exciting story and it doesn't quite fit the format but here is mine.
I was walking my elderly dog with my little sister her friend and boyfriend.
A guy with a large dog. Probably a staffie walked down the path walking the opposite direction and gave us a wide birth. Probably to avoid having the dogs interact.
A minute or so later we start hearing an argument going on behind us. We all stop for a few seconds to listen. Then my sister apparently heard a muffled scream.
She speed walked back the way we came. I was maybe 15 to 20 feet behind her. The other two slowly followed with my dog. I hadn't heard the scream and didn't want to be out of breath in a confrontation.
Then further along the path I could see to my right and there was the man and his dog along with a woman. As I saw them her shopping was in mid flight. Apparently he saw my sister before me and slammed the woman against a car or something to probably try and scare her off.
My sister went ahead and slammed him in the back with a big bag filled with spray paint cans. Then moved towards my left. He let go of the woman and turned all his attention to my sister. They started arguing and she egged him on. He lunged at her.
But he harnt realised that I'd used my sisters actions as a distraction. I did a wide loop to the right slowly and quietly until I was behind him. As stated he lunged. I lunged faster. He stopped and so did I. Now maybe 6 to 8 feet apart. He turns his body and neck and stares at me and I do my best to convey that I'd #%$€ him up to protect her.
He slowly turned back around and started apologising to my sister and said the woman had stolen his bike. He looked like a 30 something skinhead thug and she looked to be a business woman. We didn't buy it.
He started walking off and several seconds later my sister said we should beat him up or something to that effect. I said that the moment to use violence in self defence or defence of others had passed. We'd be done for it. Plus we where lucky the dog never acted up. I didn't want to fight a guy and his massive seemingly friendly dog if it could be avoided.
We then notice the woman was gone. She'd probably snuck away soon after my sister whacked him in the back.
Then my sisters friend boyfriend and our dog showed up and we collected the spilt shopping the woman left and waited a few minutes. She came back thanked us then left in a hurry.
Wasn't in my mind then and I hadn't thought it since but yeah. Could have gone really bad. Could have had to sacrifice my life or health to protect my sister.
In then end I stopped my sister and that woman from something awful but she was more kinda more selfless. Honestly dunno if I'd have been willing to fight the guy and his dog to save a random woman I don't know. My sisters friend and boyfriend certainly felt as much.
I really enjoyed how the "Alabama, gulf shores.." story is written and it was also kind of comical until you realize he/she didn't save the kid.
1:32 I had something similar happen to me and my sister, though I didn't really do anything special. I think I was about 8 and my sister about 4 or so. We were at a house party of some friends of our parents. We had eaten and the other kids, my sister and me were allowed to run around and play. They had one of the biggest gardens I had seen to that point. You could walk up a slight incline and on top there was a fish pond, one of these dug-in plastic ponds (dunno if that is just a German or European thing), wich was pretty big compared to other plastic ponds. It was also quite deep, at least for children. We were playing around and I swear to god, the next few seconds are probably the only memory of my childhood, that I remember as vividly. I can remember almost everything. My sister was wearing a yellow dress with white flowers all over it. It was pretty warm before, but just before everything went down, it got a little cloudy. I was looking in another direction, when I heard a splash. I turned around to see my little, 4 year old sister in the water. There were 2 boys looking at her, too. They were just laughing. It took a millisecond to comprehend what was going on. Like literally a millisecond. On that short time, I saw my little sisters face, while she was desperately trying everything to stay afloat. I had never seen and have never seen such genuine fear and desperation to and since that day. I rushed over and got her out. I carried her down the hill to my parents, while hearing her cry. She was soaking wet. And so cold. I could feel it soaking into my clothes. Everything was fine, nothing bad happened.
Everytime I think of it I start to cry, even now, 12 years later. Since then I always see red when someone has fun watching someone in danger, or if someone is recklessly putting other people's lives on the line.
I like to think, that I would kill or die, for someone to survive, like when someone is beaten up, I'd rather intervene and allow them to get away by getting beaten myslef, than knowing I didn't do anything.
I am lucky I never had to so far.
I am a very nice person. I will reason with you, even if you hit me, but I dare you to hurt someone else in my precense. I don't care if I get hurt, as long as you get what you deserve.
But well, like I said, that is just what I think I am going to do. I have no idea what will actually happen, but I hope my mental preparation will give me the nudge in the right direction, when it is time for it.
i was ten at the time and was ready to sacrifice my life for this kid. I was outside and i saw my 4-6 year old neighbors kid riding his bike and laghing really hard. i soon relized he was screaming and crying, not laghing. there was a huge dog, at least 150 pounds looked like great dane rotwiler mix. it was barking and trying to bite the kids feet. i tried to get between them but they were going fast. i even lunged at the dog trying to grab it. i was yelling at it the whole time. my only thought was "make it come after me that kid wont die if i can do smething about it." the dog eventually ran off after what seemed like enernity. the kid fell of his bike and i carried him to his porch and got his parents. he got a bruise and some scratches and i got sweaty but we were fine but i was fully prepared to die or loose a limb and i knew if that dog got a hold of that kid he probably wont servive. i will never forget that.
Me, at the time 9yo little bro and 8yo spoilt brat cousin walking down the street. Standing at an intersection green man turns on they try and race to the other side, car speeding and turning. What felt like one step and I threw them both back like 10m and slammed by the car. Wake up to my brother crying and me not able to feel my legs. Bro was crying thought I died, he calls me his hero.
Nothing broken, hairline cracks all over my right leg, right ribs all covered in fractures and cracks. Developed a huge pain med dependence till this day I can't shake.
That guy at 7:35 earned his place in Valhalla with that stunt, lack of danger or not
I had a similar story like the one at 2:18 when I was like 8 (I learned to swim at a really young age) me and my family were at a hotels outdoor pool and it was just me my perennials and my 3 year old sister and 7 year old sister after a while my 3 year old sister didn’t want to swim any more so we took of her floaters and dried her off after a while I was walking back from getting out when I see my pearents telling her to get off the bitten step of the latter at the deep end in slow motion I saw her jump in and instantly ran as fast as I could and beat my dad there I pushed her up above my head holding her up and pushing me down and my pearents pulled her out at the time I really wanted new shoes and was told no after this I asked if I could get them and they still said no :(. Edit:grammar and no periods