accident Dude lost his head while riding jet ski

[Lord Gutsy]

Jet skiing in Bashkortostan ended in a Final Destination-style tragedy. A 55-year-old man was racing along the river, did not notice the pontoon bridge and ran into the cable at high speed. He lost his head from the blow and died on the spot.

 

[methedup77]

They don’t have speed bumps for boats they have speed wires. Very effective as you just watched!

 

[LittleSilIy]

I must say, that’s a nice flip but landed incomplete. Lol

 

[dwdays]

Sucks for him but what a hysterical way to learn a lesson.

 

[slickrick27]

Who leaves a cable across a river?

 

[savgbeast]

Bashkortostan? That's a new "stan" to me!

 

[Snoopyranger]

Who leaves a cable across a river?

Read up on it? It's a pontoon crossing!!

 

[hedgerow]

at least he died quickly and while having fun, unlike lots of other vids here...not a bad way to go

 

[lechmich]

Brilliant civil engineering

 

[badangel7]

they hung that FINISH line a bit too low

 

[snagahbag]

at least he died quickly and while having fun, unlike lots of other vids here...not a bad way to go

don’t our brains function a bit after decapitation? Him realizing he just killed himself doesn’t seem fun 💀

 

[Russellmark11]

If that didn't kill him that dirty ass water was going too.

 

[zyclownB]

“He lost his head from the blow and died on the spot.“
Yup, the place you lose your head is usually the spot you die in.

 

[Private Joker]

Jet skiing in Bashkortostan ended in a Final Destination-style tragedy. A 55-year-old man was racing along the river, did not notice the pontoon bridge and ran into the cable at high speed. He lost his head from the blow and died on the spot.

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That is very dangerous as was proven.
I don't see how that can be legal for just that reason.

 

[kirktheecaptain]

My mind immediately

 

[Jeffroush56]

Who leaves a cable across a river?

It's used by the pontoon to navigate to the other side and back without floating downstream. It's a technique that has been used for centuries. But if you never put down the video game controller and come out of your mama's basement, you wouldn't know anything about the world outside 🤣

 

[slickrick27]

It's used by the pontoon to navigate to the other side and back without floating downstream. It's a technique that has been used for centuries. But if you never put down the video game controller and come out of your mama's basement, you wouldn't know anything about the world outside 🤣

O thanks. Lol i dont know much about boats and water. I only been on a boat one time. Definitely not my field of expertise

 

[Jon N.]

Jet skiing in Bashkortostan ended in a Final Destination-style tragedy. A 55-year-old man was racing along the river, did not notice the pontoon bridge and ran into the cable at high speed. He lost his head from the blow and died on the spot.

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dumbass got clothes lined

 

[Clendenon]

Read up on it? It's a pontoon crossing!!

You mean pontoons use that wire for crossing?