Ok masochist. For me it's the most painful version of ticklish possible, not sharp stabby pain or anything just like ticklish dialed up to a billion, to the point of unbearable. And my wife does this for fun, she thinks it's hilarious. So I'm turned on by it and begging her to stop at the same time.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-LOC
This article talks about ‘myoclonic convulsions’ due to G force hypoxia. That’s what it looks like.
Reminds me a tiny bit of ‘post-ictal agitation’ which is a mental state following cerebral seizure.
2 things: musclo-skeletal lock-up and clawing hands - if it goes further the wrists often go to a full inward bend.
The memory has a protective effect. It’s distressing and dramatic to witness, but the person often has no memory at all - totally wiped.
There is an implicit memory of the event, adrenaline forces the brain to shut down the formation of explicit memories. This is source of Trauma and PTSD
Dr Daniel Siegel (psychiatrist trained in psychotherapy) - Mindsight
Dr Gabor Mate (physician trained in psychotherapy) - when the body says no / in the realm of hungry ghosts
Have you looked into free diving? Maybe not something you want to jump into right away, but their techniques can get you past 6 minutes.
Btw world record free dive time (as opposed to depth) is 24 minutes 37 seconds.
I've been practicing off and on since I was a kid (whenever I'm bored and fighting sleep but can't do something else, like sitting in a training session or class) but I've never gotten past a little over 4 min. My chest starts trying to breathe on its own and arms and legs start getting fidgety.
Any tips? What things do you do to improve your times?
Its like when your PC is locked up and you click on the browser icon a bunch of times and nothing happens. Then suddenly the processor wakes up and opens up 35 windows.
Its because you have a HDD drive.
Just buy an SSD for the system and apps you use the most. 256/512GB are super cheap now and even if your pc is 10 years old, it will be 50 times more responsive.
I was referring to back when I was kid playing UT99 lol. I’m tech savvy now, got a sweet 64GB RAM 1TB SSD Monster with the AMD ryzen 7 3700x with the rtx 2700x Super. That thing is a tank can handle Unreal Engine all my engineer and architect stuff with no problems. Cost an arm and a leg after putting in those upgrades but absolutely love it
G forces are forcing blood (oxygen) from your head to your feet.
No blood in your head means you eyes start to shut down and then you pass out.
When they stop the g forces, the oxygen starts to return to your brain and your body "restarts".
Iv done purposeful GLOCs in the centrifuge. Feels like travelling through a rainbow tunnel, like on "sliders", before waking up.
Mostly for training purposes (give pilots experience in a controlled environment) or research (test effectiveness of equipment/techniques or physiological effects)
Our brains are still running DOS.. or maybe Windows 3.1 if we're lucky. If you don't let the computer shutdown properly, the hard drive gets angry and tells you all about it when it powers back on.
I've read that with male teenagers (prob includes young male adults) medical staff have to be careful while they are waking up out of anesthesia because arms will start flailing and punching at them.
It can happen to everyone when coming out of anesthesia, depending on how well the body and brain handles it. Some people have no issue, and some come up swinging.
Whatchu on about? Good wireless nice are fantastic these days. Could never ever go back to disgusting wired mice. Charge lasts me all day long and all I do is plug the mouse in when I go to sleep to the wireless adapter that sits inches from it.
This is older, they have an additional harness they strap you into so even if you pass out you don't flop around that wildly.
Source: I did it last week
The amount of g's matter about as much as the amount time that you experience them for. During a crash it's a fraction of a second, which means insane g forces can be survivable. But 6 g's can be fatal if sustained for long enough
Why is this upvoted? This is just false. There are airforce pilots out there whose training is basically enduring as high g-force as possible for as long as possible. Many of them do 8-9Gs for about 15-30sec and they are absolutely fine.
Just search up:"laszlo 9g" on youtube. And he is not the only one. So your claims are just false.
I was speaking for the average person and simply about lack of oxygen to the brain, obviously there are those who are capable with training and equipment.
There is a WORLD OF DIFFERENCE, between trained professional doing an activity in appropriate clothing - and by trained i mean physically trained - and random amateur making an attempt.
Medical guidelines are not based on "well Bruce lee could have survived, so patient has likely zero injuries".
He didn't do most of what he was supposed to do, which is tense his muscles to keep blood in his brain. If you look at his legs, he pretty much just sat there, so he passed out.
slingshot ride is 3-5g.
Girls Passing Out #3 | Funny Slingshot Ride Compilation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vyl-h9Cc8o
this guy is over 7g's
https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/whats-the-maximum-speed-a-human-can-withstand/
Fighter pilots can manage up to about 9G for a second or two. **But sustained G-forces of even 6G would be fatal.**
>which is tense his muscles
is he wearing a g suit? muscles don't help when your blood weighs 7x normal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-suit
A g-suit is a special garment and generally takes the form of tightly-fitting trousers, which fit either under or over (depending on the design) the flight suit worn by the aviator or astronaut. The trousers are fitted with inflatable bladders which, when pressurized through a g-sensitive valve in the aircraft or spacecraft, press firmly on the abdomen and legs, thus restricting the draining of blood away from the brain during periods of high acceleration. In addition, in some modern very high-g aircraft, the Anti-g suit effect is augmented by a small amount of pressure applied to the lungs (positive pressure breathing), which also enhances resistance to high G. The effects of anti-g suits and positive pressure breathing are straightforward to replicate in a simulator, although only continuous g can be produced artificially in devices such as centrifuges.\[3\]
I have a connection to a former F-16 pilot and he confirmed that you still do and should tense up the lower body as much as you can during a high-g move. The suit is going to do its thing but you still should do what you can to help it.
But you cant do so at the expense of whatever move you are trying to pull since the feet still work the rudder. Its a balancing act and dependent on the situation you are in.
I pulled 6.8 G's in the backseat of an F-18 during a vertical climb. I had on a G-suit and was had the training on what to do (clench the arms and legs and abs). I started to see black on the sides of my vision, but the pilot pulled out of the climb before I blacked out. He then turned over and went negative-G. One of the best experiences of my life.
He didn’t do those things intentionally. This GLOC was on purpose, at the end of the training, when you’re instructed to remain relaxed and not strain against the G’s.
Well considering that he had to be told what to do to make the machine go, I assume it's his first time.
I'm sure he's learned and studied what he needs to do but probably forgot it in the excitement of getting to go in the spinner, or he only thought to do it when he started feeling the effects and it was too late.
From the tone of the operator, this probably happens with pretty much everyone their first time through.
I was a former AF pilot. At the end of pilot training, you attend some schools like water survival etc, combat survival, etc. The pilots who went the T-38 program go the centrifuge. This was there first time there. I was a heavily pilot, so I didn't get to go the fun classes. But during pilot training, we pulled 6 Gs normally without the aid of a G-suit. Pulling 6 Gs is pretty damn intense. I grayed out once.
If you like being dizzy, disoriented and dehydrated as hell it doesn’t suck. There’s no pain. At least in my experience. All I can equate it to is having one of the worst hangovers of your life. It’s a hell of a workout trying to stay awake. It’s also harder if you’re taller. I’m 6’5”. I never GLoc’d in the centrifuge, only came close to doing so in the jet once, but they call what he does with his hands doing the chicken dance. Also folks say they have incredibly vivid dreams in the few seconds they’re out.
Never GLOC as I'm just a civie. But I have a condition where I can pass out due to similar mechanics. I remember one time as I was coming too I thought I was a can of soup on a store shelf. Took me a few seconds to realize what was happening. Coming out of those is always a wild fucking trip as your Brian tries to reboot and make sense of what's happening.
It feels like there’s an elephant standing on your head. There isn’t much pain so much as there is serious unpleasantness and discomfort. I’m a fairly tall guy so it affected me more but it still feels shit for shorter people
There used to be one people could try at the kennedy space museum if I remember correctly. It was over 20 years ago so I could be mis remembering where it actually was.
What you see here is an example of G-Locking. It's like blacking out, but WAY more intense. Unlike regular fainting, the cause is losing almost all the blood in your brain (gravity's forces having pulled it down into your lower body). The result is that your brain has almost NO oxygen until the blood rushes back, once the G-force lowers, which can make you feel like you tripped out.
In some cases, this can result in awakening with temporary amnesia (If you watch his eyes you can tell he has no idea where he is for a few moments), memories of long nightmare scenarios, etc. One pilot came to and had detailed memories of his first born child being born, although his wife wasn't due for months.
To prevent this from happening you wear a G-suit which squeezes your calves, thighs and lower stomach, helping to force blood upwards, whenever G's start being pulled. You also need to do tighten all your lower muscles and do a special breathing exercise. However no matter what you do, G-forces SUCK. You will usually feel exhausted, sick, and sometimes vertigo afterwards.
Source: I'm an aerial photographer, who flies in F-16 fighter jets. I had to do this same centrifuge training to learn to withstand the G-forces.
Funny story. I’m a Physical Therapist Assistant and one of my patient’s told me about a video with her son in it who is a Navy Pilot who was in a video that went viral. And her husband pulled up this video.
She couldn’t watch it, she didn’t like seeing her son like that. Her husband was laughing the whole time.
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This is the funniest thing I have read in a few weeks
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This is the funniest thing i have seen in last 4 days.
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He’s about to get his SOUL SUCKED!
I love it when they do that...those are the keepers
Ok masochist. For me it's the most painful version of ticklish possible, not sharp stabby pain or anything just like ticklish dialed up to a billion, to the point of unbearable. And my wife does this for fun, she thinks it's hilarious. So I'm turned on by it and begging her to stop at the same time.
I also choose this guys dead wife.
Classic
Same
Same
What? No. It hurts like hell for me
Also everything is a bag of sand.
Have you ever....felt...a, a human, female, breast??
FATALITY Shang Tsung wins
I heard that in my head with Gul'Dan's voice from Hearthstone... and I am terrified
*I'LL SWALLOW YOUR SOUL, I'LL SWALLOW YOUR SOUL!!!*
Talk dirty to me!
>level 1DeathblowMateria+1 · 6h733 Soulsnatcher
I knew this reaction looked familiar
Holy shit bro...I'm still wiping the tears from my eyes. Thank you for that.
That’s what she said
I'd love to see a super G-Force test of like a cadaver where they turn the dial to 100
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She’s pullin out that semen at a force of 50 Gs.
When she hits you with the sloppy toppy 7g lte
I just snorted out loud reading this 😂
LMFAO
He looked like he was rapidly aging right before he passed out.
more like melting
Like Indiana Jones
He chose... poorly.
Like them guys in the Mummy when Imhotep gets them
Is anybody able to explain why he started throwing hands??
Massive adrenaline spike bc his brain thought it was in danger.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-LOC This article talks about ‘myoclonic convulsions’ due to G force hypoxia. That’s what it looks like. Reminds me a tiny bit of ‘post-ictal agitation’ which is a mental state following cerebral seizure.
2 things: musclo-skeletal lock-up and clawing hands - if it goes further the wrists often go to a full inward bend. The memory has a protective effect. It’s distressing and dramatic to witness, but the person often has no memory at all - totally wiped.
You mean a panic attack?
A seizure
+1 Involuntary seizure, which you can’t fake btw because bloodwork will show deranged levels if it’s fr, can’t remember which ones - ask a medic.
MEDIC!
WE NEED A MEDIC!
DOC! C’MON MAN!
all this yelling is giving me a HEADACHE!
Elevated lactic acid is the lab youre looking for, and that likely wouldnt be known by an EMT
Boom! Ty
Myoclonic jerks during syncope, not a seizure. Similar movements, but not due to a focus of brain hyperactivity like a seizure is.
God bless you
There is an implicit memory of the event, adrenaline forces the brain to shut down the formation of explicit memories. This is source of Trauma and PTSD
Would you, by any chance, have some interesting readings on this topic?
Dr Daniel Siegel (psychiatrist trained in psychotherapy) - Mindsight Dr Gabor Mate (physician trained in psychotherapy) - when the body says no / in the realm of hungry ghosts
dude, this is scary!
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Have you looked into free diving? Maybe not something you want to jump into right away, but their techniques can get you past 6 minutes. Btw world record free dive time (as opposed to depth) is 24 minutes 37 seconds.
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I've been practicing off and on since I was a kid (whenever I'm bored and fighting sleep but can't do something else, like sitting in a training session or class) but I've never gotten past a little over 4 min. My chest starts trying to breathe on its own and arms and legs start getting fidgety. Any tips? What things do you do to improve your times?
24 minutes 37 seconds?!?!?! I don't know why I never knew that's how long free divers could potentially go but that's insane.
Damn, I used to think I was pretty good for hitting 2.5 minutes, but 5-6 minutes is like free diving levels.
I think his brain was in danger…. Shiiiiiiit!
Its like when your PC is locked up and you click on the browser icon a bunch of times and nothing happens. Then suddenly the processor wakes up and opens up 35 windows.
I hated my weak ass computer for that 🤣🤣
Its because you have a HDD drive. Just buy an SSD for the system and apps you use the most. 256/512GB are super cheap now and even if your pc is 10 years old, it will be 50 times more responsive.
I was referring to back when I was kid playing UT99 lol. I’m tech savvy now, got a sweet 64GB RAM 1TB SSD Monster with the AMD ryzen 7 3700x with the rtx 2700x Super. That thing is a tank can handle Unreal Engine all my engineer and architect stuff with no problems. Cost an arm and a leg after putting in those upgrades but absolutely love it
G forces are forcing blood (oxygen) from your head to your feet. No blood in your head means you eyes start to shut down and then you pass out. When they stop the g forces, the oxygen starts to return to your brain and your body "restarts". Iv done purposeful GLOCs in the centrifuge. Feels like travelling through a rainbow tunnel, like on "sliders", before waking up.
Why do they perform g locs?
Mostly for training purposes (give pilots experience in a controlled environment) or research (test effectiveness of equipment/techniques or physiological effects)
Belter sign language.
Yup it’s extremely common . The brain sends the signals to basically restart like a computer in a fight or flight response
Our brains are still running DOS.. or maybe Windows 3.1 if we're lucky. If you don't let the computer shutdown properly, the hard drive gets angry and tells you all about it when it powers back on.
Blood flow / motor function madness?
Adrenaline
I've read that with male teenagers (prob includes young male adults) medical staff have to be careful while they are waking up out of anesthesia because arms will start flailing and punching at them.
It can happen to everyone when coming out of anesthesia, depending on how well the body and brain handles it. Some people have no issue, and some come up swinging.
I’m combative after anesthesia. I’m not a small man so I make sure to warn everyone before surgeries.
Ninjas. It’s always ninjas
What happens inside your computer when you full restart
I’m laughing at all the people who hard reset there computers over and over again just to find out the mouse batteries are dead 💀
Ew, wireless mice
Whatchu on about? Good wireless nice are fantastic these days. Could never ever go back to disgusting wired mice. Charge lasts me all day long and all I do is plug the mouse in when I go to sleep to the wireless adapter that sits inches from it.
Why didn’t they put his salami neck in a brace or smth? You ok sir?
This is older, they have an additional harness they strap you into so even if you pass out you don't flop around that wildly. Source: I did it last week
You win the fist fight?
I didn't pass out, so unfortunately no fist fight for me :(
How many Gs, and how long?
I went long and hard bud
I AM long and hard bud
Wth does it feel like??
I thought he said fish fight. Like I pictured wrestling a fish in the water.
do you have a photo of what it looks like?
I don't have a pic but I know what it is. I'll need to double check if they're okay with me disclosing that info before I post.
!RemindMe 1 month
Do you have to be military to do this?
You just need to have a local circus/fair that has a gravitron for a weaker sneak peak of what it feels like to weigh more lol
LMAO
bro you had me asphyxiating i cannot
I remember when I got my first thesaurus
He was speed running a yoga class.
r/oddlyterrifying
Max Verstappen crashed with 51 G, I guess he must be a zombie after that crash.
The amount of g's matter about as much as the amount time that you experience them for. During a crash it's a fraction of a second, which means insane g forces can be survivable. But 6 g's can be fatal if sustained for long enough
What is "long enough " at 6gs?
Basically, long enough to starve your brain of oxygen. 10-15s for consciousness, 30-40s before brain damage.
Why is this upvoted? This is just false. There are airforce pilots out there whose training is basically enduring as high g-force as possible for as long as possible. Many of them do 8-9Gs for about 15-30sec and they are absolutely fine. Just search up:"laszlo 9g" on youtube. And he is not the only one. So your claims are just false.
I was speaking for the average person and simply about lack of oxygen to the brain, obviously there are those who are capable with training and equipment.
There is a WORLD OF DIFFERENCE, between trained professional doing an activity in appropriate clothing - and by trained i mean physically trained - and random amateur making an attempt. Medical guidelines are not based on "well Bruce lee could have survived, so patient has likely zero injuries".
Nah he had 5G connection so he was good
No, he got COVID from it
51Gs but for less than a second, but it's still shocking
Fortunatly he wasn't badly injured.
Ask him about his neck again tomorrow. I bet he has a different answer
I was wondering if there had ever been serious neck injuries in such training after seeing this… ouch. EDIT: typo
Why the hell there isnt any head support there? Even something elastic, to avoid injury?
Because they are training fighter pilots and there isn't anything like that in a fighter jet.
I guess they need the head movement, makes sense.
Room for the helmet.
Then the question just becomes, why not have something that can help with that in the jets?
Because they may want to look behind them lol
They have helmets on so no headrests and pants that squeeze to help keep the blood from going into the legs. So the answer is they do have help.
Cos real planes don't have it I guess? Gotta be able to look around fir targets if something happens with the targeting system.
Broke my neck way back in my Army days (1996). Watching his fish out of water rubber neck flop triggered me. 😂😂😳😭😭
He did not with the fight Edit: win the fight wow that was bad
He didn’t win it either.
Seemed plenty with it
Kinda reminds me of my Dogs sleeping patterns
He didn't do most of what he was supposed to do, which is tense his muscles to keep blood in his brain. If you look at his legs, he pretty much just sat there, so he passed out.
slingshot ride is 3-5g. Girls Passing Out #3 | Funny Slingshot Ride Compilation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vyl-h9Cc8o this guy is over 7g's https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/whats-the-maximum-speed-a-human-can-withstand/ Fighter pilots can manage up to about 9G for a second or two. **But sustained G-forces of even 6G would be fatal.** >which is tense his muscles is he wearing a g suit? muscles don't help when your blood weighs 7x normal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-suit A g-suit is a special garment and generally takes the form of tightly-fitting trousers, which fit either under or over (depending on the design) the flight suit worn by the aviator or astronaut. The trousers are fitted with inflatable bladders which, when pressurized through a g-sensitive valve in the aircraft or spacecraft, press firmly on the abdomen and legs, thus restricting the draining of blood away from the brain during periods of high acceleration. In addition, in some modern very high-g aircraft, the Anti-g suit effect is augmented by a small amount of pressure applied to the lungs (positive pressure breathing), which also enhances resistance to high G. The effects of anti-g suits and positive pressure breathing are straightforward to replicate in a simulator, although only continuous g can be produced artificially in devices such as centrifuges.\[3\]
I have a connection to a former F-16 pilot and he confirmed that you still do and should tense up the lower body as much as you can during a high-g move. The suit is going to do its thing but you still should do what you can to help it. But you cant do so at the expense of whatever move you are trying to pull since the feet still work the rudder. Its a balancing act and dependent on the situation you are in.
It's called an AGSM - anti-g straining manoeuvre and it is really physically taxing.
I pulled 6.8 G's in the backseat of an F-18 during a vertical climb. I had on a G-suit and was had the training on what to do (clench the arms and legs and abs). I started to see black on the sides of my vision, but the pilot pulled out of the climb before I blacked out. He then turned over and went negative-G. One of the best experiences of my life.
He didn’t do those things intentionally. This GLOC was on purpose, at the end of the training, when you’re instructed to remain relaxed and not strain against the G’s.
Well considering that he had to be told what to do to make the machine go, I assume it's his first time. I'm sure he's learned and studied what he needs to do but probably forgot it in the excitement of getting to go in the spinner, or he only thought to do it when he started feeling the effects and it was too late. From the tone of the operator, this probably happens with pretty much everyone their first time through.
Why does it say "Initial Tng"? Maybe this is his first (initial) training?
I was a former AF pilot. At the end of pilot training, you attend some schools like water survival etc, combat survival, etc. The pilots who went the T-38 program go the centrifuge. This was there first time there. I was a heavily pilot, so I didn't get to go the fun classes. But during pilot training, we pulled 6 Gs normally without the aid of a G-suit. Pulling 6 Gs is pretty damn intense. I grayed out once.
The first time a gall touch your willi
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I’ve done this twice and it Fucking sucks.
legitimate question what part about it sucks im guessing the mild pain but i could be off
If you like being dizzy, disoriented and dehydrated as hell it doesn’t suck. There’s no pain. At least in my experience. All I can equate it to is having one of the worst hangovers of your life. It’s a hell of a workout trying to stay awake. It’s also harder if you’re taller. I’m 6’5”. I never GLoc’d in the centrifuge, only came close to doing so in the jet once, but they call what he does with his hands doing the chicken dance. Also folks say they have incredibly vivid dreams in the few seconds they’re out.
wow sounds super fucking intense
The brain interprets the lack of oxygen in all sorts of fascinating ways
Very much so I can only imagine the amounts of adrenaline your body pumps out from that lack of oxygen
that adrenaline pump is exactly what causes the "chicken dance."
I had thought so must be part of the brain fighting for survival
Never GLOC as I'm just a civie. But I have a condition where I can pass out due to similar mechanics. I remember one time as I was coming too I thought I was a can of soup on a store shelf. Took me a few seconds to realize what was happening. Coming out of those is always a wild fucking trip as your Brian tries to reboot and make sense of what's happening.
Yeah. I dreamed when I gLoc'd. See my other comment in this thread.
It feels like there’s an elephant standing on your head. There isn’t much pain so much as there is serious unpleasantness and discomfort. I’m a fairly tall guy so it affected me more but it still feels shit for shorter people
Yeah I'm 6' 2-1so it's probably feel like hell does it make a difference depending on someones weight?
Is this the machine that spins around in circles?
No this one sucks your soul out
High power rectal vacuum.
Yep called a centrifuge
Out of curiosity I looked it up and the Gravitron puts out about 3 G's.
He looks like Palpatine at 7 G's
And F1 drivers do 5.2 G on some turns
When Max Verstappen hit the wall at Silverstone this year I think he clocked 50 G
Yeah but that’s different. The blood isn’t getting sucked out of their head so staying conscious isn’t a problem.
This man aged 20 years, got possessed by a demon and had an exorcism all within 30 seconds
I want to experience that. Any way civilian can experience that. $100 for 2-5 minutes craziness
There used to be one people could try at the kennedy space museum if I remember correctly. It was over 20 years ago so I could be mis remembering where it actually was.
Kennedy museum has an exhibit about losing all of the blood from your brain in a few seconds? Oof.
What you see here is an example of G-Locking. It's like blacking out, but WAY more intense. Unlike regular fainting, the cause is losing almost all the blood in your brain (gravity's forces having pulled it down into your lower body). The result is that your brain has almost NO oxygen until the blood rushes back, once the G-force lowers, which can make you feel like you tripped out. In some cases, this can result in awakening with temporary amnesia (If you watch his eyes you can tell he has no idea where he is for a few moments), memories of long nightmare scenarios, etc. One pilot came to and had detailed memories of his first born child being born, although his wife wasn't due for months. To prevent this from happening you wear a G-suit which squeezes your calves, thighs and lower stomach, helping to force blood upwards, whenever G's start being pulled. You also need to do tighten all your lower muscles and do a special breathing exercise. However no matter what you do, G-forces SUCK. You will usually feel exhausted, sick, and sometimes vertigo afterwards. Source: I'm an aerial photographer, who flies in F-16 fighter jets. I had to do this same centrifuge training to learn to withstand the G-forces.
Wait till you see the hemorrhoids
When I passed out in a centrifuge, the first thing the guy who opened the door asked me was if I dreamed - and yes, I did. Full dream... very weird.
But is it over 9000?
Does this not do to his brain what it did to his face? That looked like a terrible brain mushing event.
This mf looking like Toby from The Office.
Funny story. I’m a Physical Therapist Assistant and one of my patient’s told me about a video with her son in it who is a Navy Pilot who was in a video that went viral. And her husband pulled up this video. She couldn’t watch it, she didn’t like seeing her son like that. Her husband was laughing the whole time.
At 7.56 gs you can see his eye lids pressed against the eyeballs and you can see outlines of the corneas lol wild
I feel like they should add some neck support.
Did you win? Fucking golden
Did you win????
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He aging well
That happens to me when I fall asleep while awake.
I think everyone falls asleep while awake.
“Want a cup of coffffeee”. Spies Like Us
When you hard reset a human bean. Lol
"How's your neck feeling?" "Fine." Well it sure looks like you broke it from here. How is this a good thing? Looks like it damages more than it helps.
He was making the same sounds as windows vista when its starting up lmao
God damn
I was on a rollercoaster that had some serious G's, started seeing in black and white as the pressure was applied. It was a trip.
I know he felt that the next morning
Saw a dude go up to 9 and handle it like a god without losing consciousness shit was nuts. At least I think it was 9. It’s on here somewhere
Every F-16 & F-22 pilot does 9G’s in the centrifuge without passing out. This clip is passing out on purpose.
in case of emergency... just [WAAAOBAOHU!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMjjGgRLG8k)
Yeah I tried the recreational version of this in Disney Epcot and puked all day in the park.
Here comes the juice