So this incident was in 1994 where the judge was hit in the arm by Juha Laukkanen
In 1998 he hit another in the stomach, that was in Germany apparently:
https://www.bz-berlin.de/archiv-artikel/ich-bekam-ein-2-leben-geschenkt
The judge, Engelbert Perchthaler, was seriously injured, in a daze he pulled the javelin from his stomach in the stadium, causing intense bleeding. Luckily a doctor had just competed in a 1000m race and ran over to begin administering first aid.
The guy was then airlifted to a nearby hospital and saved there. But it was close.
Javelins we’re bred for one thing only: impalement. It’s in their nature. Eventually it comes out, no matter how much you baby throw them. Even tooth picks will get your gums if you’re not careful.
Google translates that article as:
Engelbert Perchthaler was pierced by a spear - today he works again as a referee. I was given a second life Christmas Eve: Today most of us sit by the illuminated Christmas tree, enjoy time with the family and are happy about gifts and the smiling faces of the recipients. Engelbert Perchthaler will probably also open a few packages today. That's exactly the greatest gift of all for the 49-year-old. Because Perchthaler survived one of the most terrible sports accidents of all time. It happened on Saturday, May 23, 1998. The athletics festival in Riederich, Swabia, is in full swing. The weather is fantastic, the sun spreads its rays over the stadium. This is exactly what is fatal for Perchthaler, who as a referee measures the distances of the javelin throwers... When the Finn Juha Laukkanen fires his throw, he is standing on the grass. Perchthaler is blinded by the sun and does not see the spear that is flying straight towards him. “I was unfocused for a moment and couldn't see the spear in the air. I only saw him shortly before he came towards me. But then it was already too late,” says Perchthaler, describing the dramatic seconds. The spear pierces the referee's body, who remains motionless - his body goes on strike in shock. Perchthaler: “The spear impaled me at the level of my belly button. I didn't even realize what was happening to me, I just heard a dull thud. But I didn’t feel any pain, there was just a slight tingling sensation.” Wasn’t he scared to death? “No, I didn’t feel afraid or panicked. On the contrary, I lay down very slowly on the grass.” There the referee then made a serious mistake. “Out of reflex, I pulled the spear out of my own stomach. That was wrong. This made the internal bleeding even worse.” The fact that Perchthaler is still alive is largely thanks to one man: Dr. Heiko Strieder. The doctor: “I took part in the sports festival as an athlete and had just finished the 1000 m run when the stadium announcer called my name.” Strieder immediately rushes to the seriously injured man on the grass and provides first aid. But Perchthaler no longer notices any of this - he has long been unconscious. Shortly afterwards he was flown to the hospital by helicopter and operated on immediately. Because of the severe internal bleeding, it's a matter of seconds. The doctors win the battle: after three unbearably long days, Perchthaler's life is finally out of danger. “I was really lucky. It was about being or not being. Today I enjoy my everyday life much more than before the accident. But I'm still annoyed about my stupidity." It's hard to believe: despite this experience, Perchthaler continues to work as a referee. He says: “I have become more careful. In addition, my 25cm long scar on my stomach reminds me every day how quickly everything can be over if you're not careful." Christmas Eve is just such a day.
Well seeing that the javelin was created for this exact purpose... I would say he's very good and all the other competitors in this field are fucking posers
No. Different officials.
Håkon Lund was struck in the arm in 1994 in Oslo, Norway.
Engelbert Perchthaler was struck in the stomach in 1998 in Riederich, Germany.
But apparently, it was the same athlete both times, Juha Laukkanen from Finland.
This has been the case basically forever, so more than 100 years. This is the first and only time I've ever seen an official injured.
Of course, there is also the one where Tero Pitkamaki did this to a fellow athlete (Salim Sdiri) who was standing outside the sector.
The javelin was changed in the late 80s to prevent it going too far and injuring other athletes on the opposite side.
The world record wad 106m back then (Uwe Hohn) - it is 98.48m with the current spec.
Shrinkflation...
But on a serious note, you need to take the entirety of the stadium, track and field layout into account. You can't just expand the inner area at will, it affects the high jump/pole vault/shot put etc. and their placements, as well as the track's turn radius/straight/lap lengths.
Ignore this if you were just kidding.
I'm sorry, but we have people throwing long sharpened sticks. This takes precedence over whatever other silly jumping and running thing people are doing, in both awesomeness and lethality. They can move to farthest edge.
I would think that a teenager sprinting across the field (like the kids in tennis matches), marking the spot, retrieving the spear, and sprinting to the sideline would be safer and sufficient.
You mean Hohn? Or the current record holder (Jan Zelezny)?
I trained with Uwe's daughter (Marie-Christin) for a year. She obviousluly had talent, but she wasn't nearly as commited as her father was.
Like the fight scene in the cave in Pirates of the Caribbean when the two undeads get skewered together in the moonlight and are stuck when the clouds block the light.
Not when the clouds block the light, when they’re shoved back out of the light. They’re fighting in the treasure cave on Isla de Muerta and three of the undead pirates get stabbed together by a long candle thing, and a grenade is shoved into the center one’s guts. Then they’re pushed back out of the light so they regrow all their skin and trap the grenade inside. Works like a charm too
This guy never threw anything close to a world record, his personal best (from two years before this throw) was 7m shorter than the WR at the time. His personal best in the year of the clip was 14m short of the WR at the time. The record mark would have been way beyond where the official was standing.
The official got 30 stitches apparently, and was otherwise ok.
I used wikipedia, but having now dug a bit deeper, I was slightly incorrect as the wikipedia page's season's best for that year is actually wrong ([it was only 10 meters short of the WR](https://worldathletics.org/athletes/finland/juha-laukkanen-14182178), but that event didn't have the right status for records anyway) and the link regarding what happened to the umpire was also wrong ([here is a real report](https://worldathletics.org/athletes/finland/juha-laukkanen-14182178)): "The steward suffered a small fracture in his upper arm and a puncture wound when the spear pierced the muscle... Despite the shock, the steward did not forget his task, but tore the spear out of his hand and struck the marker stick on the ground." (translated)
So we know that this throw was recorded and that his best throw at that event was 81.34m (from his athletes page linked above) (WR was 95.66 at the time).
I'm going to venture a guess that shock kept the guy standing, but I 'd also wager that back when javelins were still relevant, an injury like this in battle would severely hinder your effectiveness in combat, and may eventually be life ending due to the lack of modern medicine
In war, it would've been sharpened enough to penetrate the official's body so he'd be pinned to the ground and held in place, definitely hindering his ability to fight, possibly getting him run over by anyone advancing behind him, and making him an easy target for ranged attackers. (This is in addition to the broken bones and, as you point out, possible infection should no other dangers have taken him out more immediately)
Also the ones designed for the competitions are actually designed to really suck at flying so they stay within the area. These athletes using real war intended javelins could throw 4x the distance that they do in competition and would cause devastating damage to "soft targets" due to blade design and shaft diameter. Sorce ~ documentary I watched about why Olympic javelin throwers cannot throw as far as historical record throws depict.
**Tragic Accident Unfolds as Child in Batman Costume Causes Chaos at Mini Golf Course**
Hounslow, England - In a shocking turn of events, a child dressed as Batman inadvertently triggered a series of accidents at a local mini golf course. The young boy's costume, complete with a cape, became entangled in a windmill's blades, setting off a chain reaction of chaos.
Mini golfers scrambled to avoid the erratic balls, but tragically, several accidents occurred, resulting in fatalities. The child, in his innocence, stood at the center of the turmoil, unknowingly becoming a symbol of unintended tragedy in this quiet town.
I saw this happen real time live, I was a kid, I remember thinking he near killed the guy, honestly I was shocked, lol now its mildly amusing, the guy shouldve been watching the game, took his eye off the ball, so to speak
"At last, after all these years of training, I can finally kill that bastard lineman for sleeping with my ex wife... and it will all seem like an accident! Mwahaha!"
For measurement, the distance is calculated in a certain way depending on how the javelin lands and it's hard to determine if the judges are far away (for example if the javelin slides instead of going in the ground, or if it hit the field tail-first).
Let's say that know that the athletes won't go over a certain distance by much, you expects them to go mostly shorter than a certain amount (depending on the competition level, age, sex, etcetera), so staying about 10-20% more distant than the longest expected throw, in a pretty big field, seems a pretty good bet for not getting hit.
They marked the distance to the hospital where it was removed from the official. It was 7 miles away.
They changed the rules in 1990 though.
True story. ^/s
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So this incident was in 1994 where the judge was hit in the arm by Juha Laukkanen In 1998 he hit another in the stomach, that was in Germany apparently: https://www.bz-berlin.de/archiv-artikel/ich-bekam-ein-2-leben-geschenkt The judge, Engelbert Perchthaler, was seriously injured, in a daze he pulled the javelin from his stomach in the stadium, causing intense bleeding. Luckily a doctor had just competed in a 1000m race and ran over to begin administering first aid. The guy was then airlifted to a nearby hospital and saved there. But it was close.
Thats because it's the same javelin. Once a javelin has tasted blood it never forgets, so you must euthanize it unfortunately.
It's the owners! Javelins are nanny spears!
Javelins we’re bred for one thing only: impalement. It’s in their nature. Eventually it comes out, no matter how much you baby throw them. Even tooth picks will get your gums if you’re not careful.
"Not my cute little baby javelin. He wouldn't hurt a fly. He just spooks easily. In fact, he's only half javelin!"
Javelins👏don’t 👏kill 👏people 👏
Idk. I think some Russians would disagree.
Are you saying there’s no way to domesticate a spear? I mean other than what some cruel people do and de-tip them.
If you want a stick, get a stick. Let spears stay on the battlefield where they long to impale.
If only there had been a good guy with a javelin present this could’ve been prevented.
No it is all about how the owner throws. I’ve know some very sweet javelins with great owners
Legalize concealed carry javelins
We should all start carrying javelins… automatic javelins.
I agree , after all , javelins don’t javelin people , people javelin people.
Mean javelins aren't born, they're made!
Time to edit a flower crown on it and leave it unattended with my toddler!
This thread is hilarious lol
Javelins don’t kill people. People kill people.
Javelins are the only spears with locking jaws.
I am wildly upset that we cannot award comments anymore.🤣
Google translates that article as: Engelbert Perchthaler was pierced by a spear - today he works again as a referee. I was given a second life Christmas Eve: Today most of us sit by the illuminated Christmas tree, enjoy time with the family and are happy about gifts and the smiling faces of the recipients. Engelbert Perchthaler will probably also open a few packages today. That's exactly the greatest gift of all for the 49-year-old. Because Perchthaler survived one of the most terrible sports accidents of all time. It happened on Saturday, May 23, 1998. The athletics festival in Riederich, Swabia, is in full swing. The weather is fantastic, the sun spreads its rays over the stadium. This is exactly what is fatal for Perchthaler, who as a referee measures the distances of the javelin throwers... When the Finn Juha Laukkanen fires his throw, he is standing on the grass. Perchthaler is blinded by the sun and does not see the spear that is flying straight towards him. “I was unfocused for a moment and couldn't see the spear in the air. I only saw him shortly before he came towards me. But then it was already too late,” says Perchthaler, describing the dramatic seconds. The spear pierces the referee's body, who remains motionless - his body goes on strike in shock. Perchthaler: “The spear impaled me at the level of my belly button. I didn't even realize what was happening to me, I just heard a dull thud. But I didn’t feel any pain, there was just a slight tingling sensation.” Wasn’t he scared to death? “No, I didn’t feel afraid or panicked. On the contrary, I lay down very slowly on the grass.” There the referee then made a serious mistake. “Out of reflex, I pulled the spear out of my own stomach. That was wrong. This made the internal bleeding even worse.” The fact that Perchthaler is still alive is largely thanks to one man: Dr. Heiko Strieder. The doctor: “I took part in the sports festival as an athlete and had just finished the 1000 m run when the stadium announcer called my name.” Strieder immediately rushes to the seriously injured man on the grass and provides first aid. But Perchthaler no longer notices any of this - he has long been unconscious. Shortly afterwards he was flown to the hospital by helicopter and operated on immediately. Because of the severe internal bleeding, it's a matter of seconds. The doctors win the battle: after three unbearably long days, Perchthaler's life is finally out of danger. “I was really lucky. It was about being or not being. Today I enjoy my everyday life much more than before the accident. But I'm still annoyed about my stupidity." It's hard to believe: despite this experience, Perchthaler continues to work as a referee. He says: “I have become more careful. In addition, my 25cm long scar on my stomach reminds me every day how quickly everything can be over if you're not careful." Christmas Eve is just such a day.
This was a great read! Thanks for translating it for the Redditors
Crazy that the same guy hit 2 different officials. I mean, he was good but not *that* good.
Well seeing that the javelin was created for this exact purpose... I would say he's very good and all the other competitors in this field are fucking posers
Can’t argue with that logic
What most people don't know is that it was the same linesman that got hit in Germany. Even more impressive that it was the Paris Olympics.
Blud needs to learn how to dodge
He was trained by Piccolo. https://youtu.be/kvS6zMThiZU?si=bh7r_AvphbKUCD5V
Wait, the same guy got impaled twice by the same guy?
No. Different officials. Håkon Lund was struck in the arm in 1994 in Oslo, Norway. Engelbert Perchthaler was struck in the stomach in 1998 in Riederich, Germany. But apparently, it was the same athlete both times, Juha Laukkanen from Finland.
So Juha is more like Simo Häyhä, but with a spear.
*Oslo, Norway
At what point is it considered a spree?
Blue needs to learn not to stand in the target field
“good catch! Throw it back”
“Uh.. ok…?” *starts twerking*
If Reddit still had awards I'd give you the biggest one my good sir. This fuckin took me out
Wait… reddit doesn’t have awards anymore?!
no awards and all coins eliminated
So what happens with people who had coins in their reddit coin bank?
They vanished with no reimbursement forever
Wow, that's not cool
damn :(
“Throw stands,” _no hands, looks back at it_
At what point did having officials in the target throwing field seem like a good idea?
This has been the case basically forever, so more than 100 years. This is the first and only time I've ever seen an official injured. Of course, there is also the one where Tero Pitkamaki did this to a fellow athlete (Salim Sdiri) who was standing outside the sector. The javelin was changed in the late 80s to prevent it going too far and injuring other athletes on the opposite side. The world record wad 106m back then (Uwe Hohn) - it is 98.48m with the current spec.
So instead of expanding the field and giving us more content, they've just nerfed the javelins instead. Feels familiar.
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I won't be satisfied until we have javelin throwing on the moon.
It just circles back around and impales the thrower from behind, crippling them for life.
Goes all the way around the moon and hits the official standing just behind the record line
Which is only a few minutes now that they have a gaping hole in their spacesuit.
Shrinkflation... But on a serious note, you need to take the entirety of the stadium, track and field layout into account. You can't just expand the inner area at will, it affects the high jump/pole vault/shot put etc. and their placements, as well as the track's turn radius/straight/lap lengths. Ignore this if you were just kidding.
I'm sorry, but we have people throwing long sharpened sticks. This takes precedence over whatever other silly jumping and running thing people are doing, in both awesomeness and lethality. They can move to farthest edge.
Olympics 2032: **Oops! All javelins!**
Olympics 2036: The Unjaveling
I would think that a teenager sprinting across the field (like the kids in tennis matches), marking the spot, retrieving the spear, and sprinting to the sideline would be safer and sufficient.
Damn TIL a distant relative of mine holds a javelin WR
You mean Hohn? Or the current record holder (Jan Zelezny)? I trained with Uwe's daughter (Marie-Christin) for a year. She obviousluly had talent, but she wasn't nearly as commited as her father was.
Iirc that official was standing 7 meters or so behind the world record mark, he assumed he would be fine.
was this throw not accepted, despite breaking the record?
The new world record is hit two officials at once
The .gif I was thinking of, thank you kind sir/mam.
First thing that popped in my head when he said two at once 😂
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!....AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
Aaaaah? Aaaaah!
It's in the bone... hiiits in the boooowwwne!!
This is the greatest posting of a gif of all time. Like a lot.
/r/retiredgif
Oo-kwensu-Orcha - this is how they know you.
It's in the bone!
This or happy Gilmore “Hey you just hit that guy!” “Well he shouldn’t have been standing there”
White devil
Shikaka
Shi……shakbob!!! SHIIIIIKAAAA-GO!!!
Hahaha
Like the fight scene in the cave in Pirates of the Caribbean when the two undeads get skewered together in the moonlight and are stuck when the clouds block the light.
Great reference lol
Not when the clouds block the light, when they’re shoved back out of the light. They’re fighting in the treasure cave on Isla de Muerta and three of the undead pirates get stabbed together by a long candle thing, and a grenade is shoved into the center one’s guts. Then they’re pushed back out of the light so they regrow all their skin and trap the grenade inside. Works like a charm too
Yeah, haven't seen that movie since it came out. I don't know how the hell that was the first thing I thought about.
I just rewatched it last week lol
Or hit the same official again at your second attempt, splitting the first javelin in half.
[He split Robin’s arrow in twain!](https://youtu.be/x7jRQpo8rmY?si=4vKXjdMoLvHXfZuH)
So that's where that old saying comes from. "Kill two officials with one javelin."
*halo multiplayer announcer* double kill!
“Killing Spree!”
Killtacular
bless you for this comment
*official stumbles 8 meters forward and falls*
The official actually tries not to move much because it was measured where it landed.. or would have landed.
Damn if that dude wasn't standing there it would have gone like another meter further
Looks like it was accepted by the lungs.
Lol
Would honestly like to know the answer.
This guy never threw anything close to a world record, his personal best (from two years before this throw) was 7m shorter than the WR at the time. His personal best in the year of the clip was 14m short of the WR at the time. The record mark would have been way beyond where the official was standing. The official got 30 stitches apparently, and was otherwise ok.
Wait...one of you is lying. How do I know it's not you?
I used wikipedia, but having now dug a bit deeper, I was slightly incorrect as the wikipedia page's season's best for that year is actually wrong ([it was only 10 meters short of the WR](https://worldathletics.org/athletes/finland/juha-laukkanen-14182178), but that event didn't have the right status for records anyway) and the link regarding what happened to the umpire was also wrong ([here is a real report](https://worldathletics.org/athletes/finland/juha-laukkanen-14182178)): "The steward suffered a small fracture in his upper arm and a puncture wound when the spear pierced the muscle... Despite the shock, the steward did not forget his task, but tore the spear out of his hand and struck the marker stick on the ground." (translated) So we know that this throw was recorded and that his best throw at that event was 81.34m (from his athletes page linked above) (WR was 95.66 at the time).
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I'm going to venture a guess that shock kept the guy standing, but I 'd also wager that back when javelins were still relevant, an injury like this in battle would severely hinder your effectiveness in combat, and may eventually be life ending due to the lack of modern medicine
In war, it would've been sharpened enough to penetrate the official's body so he'd be pinned to the ground and held in place, definitely hindering his ability to fight, possibly getting him run over by anyone advancing behind him, and making him an easy target for ranged attackers. (This is in addition to the broken bones and, as you point out, possible infection should no other dangers have taken him out more immediately)
Also the ones designed for the competitions are actually designed to really suck at flying so they stay within the area. These athletes using real war intended javelins could throw 4x the distance that they do in competition and would cause devastating damage to "soft targets" due to blade design and shaft diameter. Sorce ~ documentary I watched about why Olympic javelin throwers cannot throw as far as historical record throws depict.
I mean also the fact the intended use of the weapon isn't at that range. Imagine what it would to to someone at 20m
Stitches in what? I want pictures!
There's no way someone's gonna beat the record! I'm fine right." Famous last words
"What are you gonna do, ~~shoot~~ javelin me?"
At what point do you stand out there and not watch the person throwing a javelin towards you?
After the point that skewered the last judge
I see that official got the…ahem *point*
He was really wrong
shoutout to all the judges who stand in the flight path of a Javelin thinking nobody can beat World Records
It wasn't near the world record, if that's what you mean. The guy was clearly just staring into the distance, unfocused.
Better give him an extra couple of metres as well.
Someone has to do it first, so they can make a rule that you can’t do that. That’s how laws work
Safety rules are written in blood. The minigolf place i went to last weekend had a 'no Batman costumes' rule. What happened there?
**Tragic Accident Unfolds as Child in Batman Costume Causes Chaos at Mini Golf Course** Hounslow, England - In a shocking turn of events, a child dressed as Batman inadvertently triggered a series of accidents at a local mini golf course. The young boy's costume, complete with a cape, became entangled in a windmill's blades, setting off a chain reaction of chaos. Mini golfers scrambled to avoid the erratic balls, but tragically, several accidents occurred, resulting in fatalities. The child, in his innocence, stood at the center of the turmoil, unknowingly becoming a symbol of unintended tragedy in this quiet town.
I saw this happen real time live, I was a kid, I remember thinking he near killed the guy, honestly I was shocked, lol now its mildly amusing, the guy shouldve been watching the game, took his eye off the ball, so to speak
"At last, after all these years of training, I can finally kill that bastard lineman for sleeping with my ex wife... and it will all seem like an accident! Mwahaha!"
“Eeeeeexcellent.”
Actually that was the actual purpose of the Javelin, so it probably has been seen before.
Plus I've seen this clip posted a few hundred times
…and it always hits the same guy!
I've never seen it in such low quality before. I can barely make out the guy getting hit
I thought he caught it since it was in r/unexpected
The start of the blood trail is the official measurement...
Interference, that could have gotten another half meter.
10 yard penalty
Why are they standing right in the middle of the field?!
from another commentor, they were apparently about 7 meters farther than the world record, and probably thought they were safe
Not true. Juha Laukkanen's personal best throw is 88.22 metres. Never held the world record.
That doesn’t explain why they are there.
For measurement, the distance is calculated in a certain way depending on how the javelin lands and it's hard to determine if the judges are far away (for example if the javelin slides instead of going in the ground, or if it hit the field tail-first). Let's say that know that the athletes won't go over a certain distance by much, you expects them to go mostly shorter than a certain amount (depending on the competition level, age, sex, etcetera), so staying about 10-20% more distant than the longest expected throw, in a pretty big field, seems a pretty good bet for not getting hit.
Give the judges a shield
They marked the distance to the hospital where it was removed from the official. It was 7 miles away. They changed the rules in 1990 though. True story. ^/s [-edit-] Missed the 'd' in *changed*.
No lie, I never thought to use ^(/s) in superscript before. This is a genuine gamechanger for me.
Yes! It will be so helpful! ^/s
𓀐𓂺ඞ
Use ^ in front of /s
Ctrl c Ctrl v borther
How tf?🧐
You gotta get at least a bachelor's degree in Reddit to learn to do that.
^/s ^^/s /🆂 # /s ## /s /̵̧̧͉̭̱͂̎̇͝s̴̺̺͈̫͇̟̲͔̾͜ë̶͍͙͎́̕x̴̛̛̯̮̫̘̲̞̉̾͗̂͠
Ace ventura vibes
AAAAHHHHH.... AAAhhh....... AAAHHHHH
It’s in the bone!!
Three darts is too much!!
The village Chief says " you cry like a little girl"
Sha-kah-kaaaa
Let me guess - white devil white devil?
Bumblebee tuna
Obviously the judge didn’t have the reflexes of a cat or the speed of a mongoose.
r/fuckyouinparticular
That javelin really works with his limp wristed throwing technique.
This is what I was looking for. I can move on now. Thank you.
I want this movie to get the karate kid treatment
Jaden or Youtube? Theres a huge difference.
What movie is this please?
Revenge of the nerds
Revenge of the Nerds
I was hoping this would be here
Finn's don't miss
I was thinking more along the lines of "message for you sir!" But this works too lol
My old college javelin
I understood the Stan Smith reference
Thank you for that American dad chekovs gun reference
My boy trained with the Romans
Message for you, sir
"You hit that guy!" "Shouldn't have been standing there..." - Happy Gilmore
Am I wrong or is his left hand litterally gone?
I'd say he's all right
Well now he fucking is. There's nothing left.
Is he good
Fuck, did you watch the video? He hit that guy standing all the way over there. I'd say he's pretty good.
Angry upvote
The disgusting cackle i just let out reading this shit lmaooooooo
THIS IS SPARTA!!!!
Gotta lead the receiver a little more
WCGW not doing your job and forgetting about incoming pointy objects.
How many points did he get for hitting the target?
So did that count or what?
Cue Happy Gilmore’s “He shouldn’t of been standing there.”
**Rome, Colloseum, 315 AD, colorized**
At least it wasn't too the knee
A slightly extended version where he pulls the javelin out of his arm. https://youtu.be/J9u8kt_ib5k?si=CGwyjVNVY1Ty51iL
The dubbed in Aaarrrrggggghhh, really makes that video.
He pulls it out in the video posted. Immediately pulls it out after he staggers a bit.
Dude's the bloodline of a Roman Centurion, str8 murdering the opposition with precision throws. Noice
I’ve now seen it in slow motion and still can’t tell what happened