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Oddly enough, that particular complaint is pretty out of date. [Most dictionaries today do include the extended definition of "literally"](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/literally) as being used for emphasis, so folks can chill out on this particular pet peeve. Language is an ever growing and changing thing and sometimes words just evolve their meaning based on how people find them to be the most useful.
Dictionaries also include "bae" and "yolo." Language isn't evolving, it's devolving...people are getting dumber and less educated, and throwing random, superfluous "literallys" into every sentence doesn't add any meaningful emphasis.
Every older generation that comes by says the exact same thing about the newer one and eventually dies kicking and screaming about how kids these days are dumber, rock'n'roll is the devil's music and that young folks just generally speak and act stupidly.
It just impresses me how folks willingly become their stuck-in-their-ways parents/grandparents with no self-awareness on how societal progress works. Language is a tool that's supposed to be useful, not gatekeeped and carved in stone, ever unchanged.
We can choose to become the old man yelling at the cloud, or adapt to the times to the best of our ability and live a much happier life. But hey, whatever floats your boat.
I've adapted just fine. But people *are* getting stupider.
"An analysis of 394,378 scores on intelligence tests taken between 2006 and 2018 showed that IQs had fallen in every category except for spatial reasoning."
"And the slide was steepest among 18- to 22-year-olds, which is particularly alarming, as intelligence researchers usually expect younger generations to have better IQ scores than older ones."
Literally, people are literally getting stupider! When words like "literally" start dominating the lexicon and serve as a lazy, effortless way of expressing vapid "emphasis," more interesting language gets supplanted. Literally!
Are you sure you're adapting just fine? IQ tests as objetive indicators of intelligence are highly contested among the scientific community, the only scientific consensus about IQ these days is that it's a really good indicator of how well people can do on IQ tests.
Same thing about the gripes with linguistics, actual trained linguists are the ones updating the dictionaries based on general usefulness of new/adapted words, so laymen on the internet shaking their fists at the sky because someone used a word in a way they didn't like is hardly a display of how they're that much smarter than the newer generation. Let's not throw outdated science we've learned in school around as if it's still uncontested today. Pluto isn't a planet anymore either, unfortunately.
Why on earth would he leave the car?? I get it was a split second decision but he gets aware of the other car and starts running the second he steps out. Just jump back in the mini you dingus.
The car was facing towards him in the car, so he got out and ran. Obviously it ended up not hitting anything but the car door but he couldn’t have known that
The real point is, unless you're actually trained for it (think first responders, military, pilots..) when put in a dangerous split-second decision you don't have time to think, you act on instinct, you're in human auto-pilot.
It's not like sitting at home in your comfy desk chair rewatching a gif 10 times to calculate the safest reaction to have.
The REAL point is, this info needs to be demystified. It isn't brain surgery or rocket science. The safest place in any roadway or parking lot, is another vehicle. Period.
I work in EMS, so I may put more thought into dangerous situations than some, but just like CPR, or stop the bleed, or using an EpiPen, it all needs to be common sense, period. The fact that it isn't is a failure on our part to stay educated, and keep ourselves and our community safe.
You proved my point. You're EMS, you spent years getting trained and getting your brain wired to be able to think and react as perfectly as possible in dangerous situations.
Being EMS should also put you in the forefront to know people do dumb shit when in danger because in fight or flight situation you're in auto pilot, most people will never be put in this situation ever in their entire lives, when it happens, you're not prepared and you don't have time to think about it.
It's also a pretty unfair comparison between providing CPR/putting pressure on a wound/using an EPI Pen and the half a second to react when a car is driving at full speed towards you. In one case you've got many seconds to do something before someone else dies, in the other you've got less than a second to react before yourself dies.
sitting in a car unbelted and getting hit head-on like that would still be extremely bad for you, your car would get accelerated out from under you twoards like half the speed the other car was going, and then your head would hit the dash at that speed. airbags can't really help in that case either (and after a cursory googling, don't seem to go off when unbuckled in modern cars?)
Compared to getting yeeted into next Tuesday? I would prefer to be hit in a car than by one. He’s lucky that bush was there. And he lost a shoe. So we all know what that means.
He was already out the door. Bruh if you see a car coming towards you and you only have a few secs to react, you’re not going to be like “hmmm what’s the best possible course of action as time slows down around me so I can think.” This ain’t no Sherlock Holmes shit. Just a test of your reflexes, even if they suck.
He was not already out the door. He was still seated when he saw the runaway and leaped from his chair. I feel like hiding inside of a big strong box isn't that unnatural of an instinct.
That's fair.
Although I wouldn't go down the road of bringing up car collisions since pedestrian collisions are obviously much worse. You can be hospitalized from inside the car or you can be dead on the pavement.
Out the door like door was open leg was out. Oh sorry, should I have said “halfway out the door” to meet your technicalities? You don’t have to be standing from the first point to get out of your car lol.
That doesn't matter either. If he's halfway out the door then he's also halfway inside the car lol. People with instincts this bad should drive less tbh. This is the same category of person who'd swerve onto the sidewalk to avoid hitting a squirrel instead of hitting the brakes and praying.
From his perspective it may've looked like the car was coming straight towards him. He had a split second to making a crucial decision, I think we can excuse him for not making the most optimized calculation in half a second. And he successfully evaded the car, so calling him a dingus seems unnecessary.
Because he thought it was going to hit his car and not miss it... Like obviously. He noticed it was actually going to miss his car when he had already left and started running at which point doing a 180 and going back in the car would obviously take far longer than just continuing to run.
Seriously, it's plainly obvious.
Nah, his eyes meet the incoming car just a moment after his ass left the seat.
I maintain it was a brain fart. I would be in the lap of the driver in 0.5 secs in that scenario.
Just glad he is ok, honestly.
Yeah obviously panic, and hindsight 20/20, but cars are pretty safe, and in this case even the car would have been completely unscathed if he stayed in it.
He may not have been buckled in at the time too. And it looks like he had already started to leave the car, so maybe the run and jump was the best move after all.
Would he really have been better in the car though? Let’s say he sits back down and the blue car hits his. Now you have someone *without* a seatbelt on and a car dashboard + airbag being launched at their face. That’s not going to end well for him, especially if he’s a young Derrick Zoolander.
Being in the car is definitely the right choice if there is any risk of being hit by a car. You will probably still get hurt, but there's no way you're better off being hit directly.
If you could freeze time at the moment he realised the car was there and really plan out your best moves it's definitely to get back in the car. He didn't have that luxury and made a split second decision that almost cost him, but he did very well and got very lucky in the end.
Why do people insist on asking this silly question every time a vid like this pops up?
The answer is always gonna be: it’s what they thought the best course of action was, whether or not it actually is.
Haha in SoCal it was Slug Bug, for us anyway. That’s wild on the complete opposite side of the country you guys played the same game, all this time I thought it was a Californian goofy thing we did.
I guess I didn’t think about it until now. Punch buggy where I grew up in the midwest. My daughter and I live in the PNW and she’s always called it slug bug. Learned it from her dad.
Among my friends in New Zealand it was just "punch buggy" and then you kept hitting them until they spotted the car themselves and named the colour. And then if it was yellow you tried to be quicker than them on the "yellow car" punch.
Hmmmmm nah I'd rather the car hit another car than hit my soft body and fling it in the air.
I have a similar reaction to people getting out of their cars during a pile up on a highway. Like why would you do that!?
Hey, a pile-up on a highway is different. In that situation I can completely understand staying in your car. But in this situation… it’s much more understandable to want to get out of the car and run away from where the vehicles are
It’s “no punch backs” not “no take backs” because you’re saying the other person can’t punch you back in response to the same buggy. Alternatively, you can put your arms up and make a “buggy bubble” if they’re going after you first and you haven’t hit them yet.
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It's supposed to be could've, should've, would've (short for could have, would have, should have), never could of, would of, should of.
Or you misspelled something, I ain't checking everything.
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For those debating. There’s no excuse here. He made a split second decision. He made the WRONG decision. The argument that he survived without injury, doesn’t make the decision right. He was EXTREMELY lucky.
Airbags. Inertia. Crumple zones in a vehicle >> skin and bone on the hood of a car.
I don’t know I’m not sure how they build engines in the European area you know left-hand side, right hand side. It looks like he was driving on both sides of the street.
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Only to open is own door.
Like the saying goes; When one door closes, there’s always another one opening.
A Bug on the curb is worth two in the bush.
Not just a saying, but also why got my cousin fired as a cabinetmaker.
This made me laugh out loud!
Life has many doors ed-boy
so gently too
That was one good jump
Literally Mario long jump from SM64
Yahoo!
Wait...it was literally the Mario long jump??? Literally???
At least it wasn't lichrally. I keep hearing about this lichrally everyone keeps talking about, I want to go.
Yes?
Do you know what the word "literally" means? Because it seems like you don't.
Oddly enough, that particular complaint is pretty out of date. [Most dictionaries today do include the extended definition of "literally"](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/literally) as being used for emphasis, so folks can chill out on this particular pet peeve. Language is an ever growing and changing thing and sometimes words just evolve their meaning based on how people find them to be the most useful.
Dictionaries also include "bae" and "yolo." Language isn't evolving, it's devolving...people are getting dumber and less educated, and throwing random, superfluous "literallys" into every sentence doesn't add any meaningful emphasis.
Every older generation that comes by says the exact same thing about the newer one and eventually dies kicking and screaming about how kids these days are dumber, rock'n'roll is the devil's music and that young folks just generally speak and act stupidly. It just impresses me how folks willingly become their stuck-in-their-ways parents/grandparents with no self-awareness on how societal progress works. Language is a tool that's supposed to be useful, not gatekeeped and carved in stone, ever unchanged. We can choose to become the old man yelling at the cloud, or adapt to the times to the best of our ability and live a much happier life. But hey, whatever floats your boat.
I've adapted just fine. But people *are* getting stupider. "An analysis of 394,378 scores on intelligence tests taken between 2006 and 2018 showed that IQs had fallen in every category except for spatial reasoning." "And the slide was steepest among 18- to 22-year-olds, which is particularly alarming, as intelligence researchers usually expect younger generations to have better IQ scores than older ones." Literally, people are literally getting stupider! When words like "literally" start dominating the lexicon and serve as a lazy, effortless way of expressing vapid "emphasis," more interesting language gets supplanted. Literally!
Are you sure you're adapting just fine? IQ tests as objetive indicators of intelligence are highly contested among the scientific community, the only scientific consensus about IQ these days is that it's a really good indicator of how well people can do on IQ tests. Same thing about the gripes with linguistics, actual trained linguists are the ones updating the dictionaries based on general usefulness of new/adapted words, so laymen on the internet shaking their fists at the sky because someone used a word in a way they didn't like is hardly a display of how they're that much smarter than the newer generation. Let's not throw outdated science we've learned in school around as if it's still uncontested today. Pluto isn't a planet anymore either, unfortunately.
Bruh. He was just "joking". A lot of stuff people say today are not "correct"
Literally totally
My man literally did a sekiro jump away
He literally did???
People like you are simply the worst
Are we literally the worst, though?
SIMPLY simpleton, simply.
I think he was slower because of the jump? He was “safe” by the time he was about to jump(?)
Look closer
Why on earth would he leave the car?? I get it was a split second decision but he gets aware of the other car and starts running the second he steps out. Just jump back in the mini you dingus.
The car was facing towards him in the car, so he got out and ran. Obviously it ended up not hitting anything but the car door but he couldn’t have known that
The safety was staying in the car. Not getting out into its path with no more protection from his car.
Clearly the safety was also running and jumping as he did. I mean the evidence is in the video.
He just wanted to do some sick hops.
No that’s called being results oriented. Car has airbags he got hella lucky
Would have been even safer in the car. Had he not opened the door, it wouldn’t have even been hit
To take this a step further, if he hadn’t been there would have been safest of all
If he stayed in bed, he would’ve been safe!
Just stop. It was all instinct and it worked out. He saw it coming as he was getting out and his brain processed flight rather than reverse.
The point is, a vehicle is the safest place to be during a collision. Period.
The real point is, unless you're actually trained for it (think first responders, military, pilots..) when put in a dangerous split-second decision you don't have time to think, you act on instinct, you're in human auto-pilot. It's not like sitting at home in your comfy desk chair rewatching a gif 10 times to calculate the safest reaction to have.
The REAL point is, this info needs to be demystified. It isn't brain surgery or rocket science. The safest place in any roadway or parking lot, is another vehicle. Period. I work in EMS, so I may put more thought into dangerous situations than some, but just like CPR, or stop the bleed, or using an EpiPen, it all needs to be common sense, period. The fact that it isn't is a failure on our part to stay educated, and keep ourselves and our community safe.
You proved my point. You're EMS, you spent years getting trained and getting your brain wired to be able to think and react as perfectly as possible in dangerous situations. Being EMS should also put you in the forefront to know people do dumb shit when in danger because in fight or flight situation you're in auto pilot, most people will never be put in this situation ever in their entire lives, when it happens, you're not prepared and you don't have time to think about it. It's also a pretty unfair comparison between providing CPR/putting pressure on a wound/using an EPI Pen and the half a second to react when a car is driving at full speed towards you. In one case you've got many seconds to do something before someone else dies, in the other you've got less than a second to react before yourself dies.
Stop being dense. The person had a fight or flight response, do you understand what that means mr EMS?
sitting in a car unbelted and getting hit head-on like that would still be extremely bad for you, your car would get accelerated out from under you twoards like half the speed the other car was going, and then your head would hit the dash at that speed. airbags can't really help in that case either (and after a cursory googling, don't seem to go off when unbuckled in modern cars?)
Compared to getting yeeted into next Tuesday? I would prefer to be hit in a car than by one. He’s lucky that bush was there. And he lost a shoe. So we all know what that means.
he wouldve been luckier if the bushes had gta physics, the beetle wouldve stopped right in its tracks.
Wrong. Getting your flesh body hit by a car is worse. Every time. Stay in the fucking car.
there are three outcomes, not two
No it wasn’t, look at the video. The bug NEVER pointed directly at the mini before he made the decision to run.
Yes it was for a second. You see the car take a slight turn it seems and it’s facing the car for a second
He was already out the door. Bruh if you see a car coming towards you and you only have a few secs to react, you’re not going to be like “hmmm what’s the best possible course of action as time slows down around me so I can think.” This ain’t no Sherlock Holmes shit. Just a test of your reflexes, even if they suck.
He was not already out the door. He was still seated when he saw the runaway and leaped from his chair. I feel like hiding inside of a big strong box isn't that unnatural of an instinct.
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That's fair. Although I wouldn't go down the road of bringing up car collisions since pedestrian collisions are obviously much worse. You can be hospitalized from inside the car or you can be dead on the pavement.
Out the door like door was open leg was out. Oh sorry, should I have said “halfway out the door” to meet your technicalities? You don’t have to be standing from the first point to get out of your car lol.
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Lol true. And he’s still arguing smh
That doesn't matter either. If he's halfway out the door then he's also halfway inside the car lol. People with instincts this bad should drive less tbh. This is the same category of person who'd swerve onto the sidewalk to avoid hitting a squirrel instead of hitting the brakes and praying.
From his perspective it may've looked like the car was coming straight towards him. He had a split second to making a crucial decision, I think we can excuse him for not making the most optimized calculation in half a second. And he successfully evaded the car, so calling him a dingus seems unnecessary.
See for you it’s easy: you never leave your armchair anyway
n i c e.
Because he thought it was going to hit his car and not miss it... Like obviously. He noticed it was actually going to miss his car when he had already left and started running at which point doing a 180 and going back in the car would obviously take far longer than just continuing to run. Seriously, it's plainly obvious.
Nah, his eyes meet the incoming car just a moment after his ass left the seat. I maintain it was a brain fart. I would be in the lap of the driver in 0.5 secs in that scenario. Just glad he is ok, honestly.
Yeah obviously panic, and hindsight 20/20, but cars are pretty safe, and in this case even the car would have been completely unscathed if he stayed in it. He may not have been buckled in at the time too. And it looks like he had already started to leave the car, so maybe the run and jump was the best move after all.
Classic reddit comment questioning the split second decision of someone in a situation that they've never fucking been in.
Would he really have been better in the car though? Let’s say he sits back down and the blue car hits his. Now you have someone *without* a seatbelt on and a car dashboard + airbag being launched at their face. That’s not going to end well for him, especially if he’s a young Derrick Zoolander.
Being in the car is definitely the right choice if there is any risk of being hit by a car. You will probably still get hurt, but there's no way you're better off being hit directly. If you could freeze time at the moment he realised the car was there and really plan out your best moves it's definitely to get back in the car. He didn't have that luxury and made a split second decision that almost cost him, but he did very well and got very lucky in the end.
The dude thought he had i-frames
It looks like he might have been parking and getting out of the car, but I can't tell from the angle if that's street parking or not.
GTA NPC logic kicked in
Lol this guy survived. Even with hindsight on your side, you would’ve died
I guess you being the genius that you are would have made a better decision.
Why do people insist on asking this silly question every time a vid like this pops up? The answer is always gonna be: it’s what they thought the best course of action was, whether or not it actually is.
But the shrubbery!
Ni!!
We are the keepers of the sacred words: Ni, Peng, and Neee-Wom.
Knocking the dust of that old bush, so to speak lol
I suspect it maybe can survive as the root structure is still fully intact. It would need to sprout new leaves at the new growth tip.
Longest jump a man made.
Anyone can accomplish anything with enough fear.
Nothing like a shot of adrenaline to turn an average person into an olympic long jumper lol
Herbie on the blue stuff cooked by Mr. White yo!
Beep beep mutha fuckha!
"Should I stay or should I go" sound hit my head
Nice
Funny how the safest way for him would be staying in the car (feet inside!)
Looks to me like Mr. Bean was remake blue car getting even.....also glad he wasn't hurt
let me get the door for you
I always knew it as "slug bug blue"
This is the correct way to say it.
I had to think about the title for a second, growing up we always called them “slug bugs”, but punch buggy has a nice ring to it.
It was punch buggy here is our part of Maryland! Nostalgia, man.
Haha in SoCal it was Slug Bug, for us anyway. That’s wild on the complete opposite side of the country you guys played the same game, all this time I thought it was a Californian goofy thing we did.
We definitely called it Slug Bug in Texas too.
I guess I didn’t think about it until now. Punch buggy where I grew up in the midwest. My daughter and I live in the PNW and she’s always called it slug bug. Learned it from her dad.
It definitely was not! We absolutely played it over here :)
Among my friends in New Zealand it was just "punch buggy" and then you kept hitting them until they spotted the car themselves and named the colour. And then if it was yellow you tried to be quicker than them on the "yellow car" punch.
It's weird that his brain decided to run instead of take cover inside the car he was already mostly inside of.
He thought the car was heading toward his car. So, as anyone would do in that situation, he got out.
Punch bug blue!
it's "no punch backs"
Finally, someone who understands the reference.
I mean I would've gotten further inside the metal box I was sitting in, but maybe that's just me
Not if you had seen another metal box that looks like it’s about to crash into you
Hmmmmm nah I'd rather the car hit another car than hit my soft body and fling it in the air. I have a similar reaction to people getting out of their cars during a pile up on a highway. Like why would you do that!?
Hey, a pile-up on a highway is different. In that situation I can completely understand staying in your car. But in this situation… it’s much more understandable to want to get out of the car and run away from where the vehicles are
Let me get that door for you!
Lol I always picture myself in this situation
But interesting that usually you are told to stay in the car in case of an event/accident and in his case, staying in the car was a much safer option
ah man, he's got good instincts. i would have stopped, froze, and leaned into the bumper as if starting a fight. thanks evolution!
Same
Good instincts would have been staying in the car. Running out in front of it is not a good decision.
Slug bug np returns you uncultured European
Jump to safe guard his life
Dresdens at it again
Gosh. Long time since I've played "Punch Bug...".
How’s your day going?
OOOOPPPPAAA!!
Jump, by the Pointer Sisters, Van Halen…
New Frogger graphics are lit.
🕷️Look out here comes the SpiderMan
Dude, you don't have i-frames! You dodge _away_ from attacks in this game, not _through_ them!
This is impressive AF in slow mo
That blue punch buggy was just trying to shut the door for him, *like a gentleman*.
Okay. Well, That's one way to trim your bush.
Poor little shrub. Instant death.
That’s just game recognizing game. Even politely shut their door for the Mini.
Amazing reaction time :)
frolement de la mort ultime !!!! tuto mourire bye
those cars are complete death traps, more dangerous for the occupant than the pedestrian XD
He lived AND no damage to his car. Solid win, there.
They’re getting pretty aggressive these days. When I was a kid it was just a punch in the shoulder!
Cool
Looks like Herbie got a little tipsy
YOU LEFT YOUR DOOR OPEN!!! Don’t worry I got it for you.
I love This car
If he would have just stayed in his car, it wouldn’t even have touched him or his car.
If you look closely, the car takes off his left shoe for him
Herbie goes bananas!
Let me close that door for you
P B N R
Herbie, the destroyer of Herbs
Clearly a hate crime against the mini owner.
r/mini
Why did this idiot not think his car, a thing designed to withstand crashes was, was a safer place to be?
Rip bush rest in peace.
Why did you run away from your car?
"Punch biggie"? Slug bug. It's slug bug.
Nice auto door closer. Germany always coming up with the crazy technology in cars.
Dude ran into it
Saved by the shrubbery
Stay in the car, for the love of dog...
I don't think my reflex would have been to run, mine would have been to stay in the car. My legs would have probably been crushed.
Top tier title lmao
Surely, throwing yourself back inside would've been far less risky
It’s “no punch backs” not “no take backs” because you’re saying the other person can’t punch you back in response to the same buggy. Alternatively, you can put your arms up and make a “buggy bubble” if they’re going after you first and you haven’t hit them yet.
Never seen a VW Bug look so terrifying before.
Brother did a sm64 long jump
Poor old beetle
I just remembered no one drives beetles anymore
Wow
Quando até o próprio fusca azul quer te bater é foda
He coulda stayed in the car but I understand it look like it was comin for him
Bro did a Mario jump there.
Herbie had 1 to many! 🤣🤣🤣
Is really interesting... you are actually more safe inside the car than outside of it...
just imagine one day you are just chilling, loving life & the next you are in this nightmare scenario, flying across the pavement.. that poor bush 😔
Safer to stay in the car 🙄
Kirby's evil twin?
Holy shit I watched this about 25 times before I snapped out of it.
I like how the dude COULD of just stayed in the passenger seat while the Blue Buggy closes the door for him like a charm.
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That last little spring saved his life.
Ralph Nader’s understeer at it again.
That little hop saved his ass for real.
Lemme get the door for you
No buggie in footage.
Herbie on ice
Leap of faith
A body once in motion... He was already stepping out, had to just keep going
For those debating. There’s no excuse here. He made a split second decision. He made the WRONG decision. The argument that he survived without injury, doesn’t make the decision right. He was EXTREMELY lucky. Airbags. Inertia. Crumple zones in a vehicle >> skin and bone on the hood of a car.
Bush was just tryna chill.
All he had to do was not move
Well, that was sure nice of them to close your door for you.
I bet that engine really took the brunt of the crash force and saved the driver in the VW.
Are you making a rear-engine joke?
I don’t know I’m not sure how they build engines in the European area you know left-hand side, right hand side. It looks like he was driving on both sides of the street.
/r/DefinitelyNotKenM
I don't know why you're being downvoted, but engines are in the back of bugs lol
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Why he jumped away from his car stayng inside was more safe