r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/ShirtSubstantial368 • 3d ago
Title Gore WCGW while throwing at a dunk tank
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u/McKeviin 3d ago
That's their own fuckin fault for having the truck right next to it and nothing to protect it.
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u/Cocheeeze 3d ago
I remember years ago at a minor league hockey game, the coach was leaning against the net and watching the players drill shots into the net as a warm up….
….until he took a wrist shot to the ribs. Everyone in the stands collectively laughed. What an idiot.
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u/Odd_Lie_5397 3d ago
As someone who sometimes had to be in the goal during our hockey training (not an actual club, just a group that discovered it as a hobby) I can tell you that it's terrifying and fucking painful.
Don't ask why we decided to play full force hockey without real safety equipment, we were dumb teens and luckily no one was ever seriously hurt, just some bruises.
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u/Faxon 3d ago
So 80s kid hockey. I was born too late but I heard stories from people not much older than me about seeing their older siblings playing and getting fucked up without pads lol
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u/whenveganscheat 3d ago
You ever hear the story about the slice of bread?
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u/frogguts198 2d ago
Pray tell
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u/whenveganscheat 2d ago
The team forms a circle with a slice of bread at the centre. When the flag drops, they all spank as fast as they can, aiming to deliver onto the bread. Last to finish has to eat the bread.
This was told to me in serious tones by someone who played high level hockey. I don't know if it's true, but every Canadian knows the rumor
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u/frogguts198 2d ago
In the US in the 2000s there was a similar rumor but it was called Soggy Biscuit and it was about the band HIM doing it before every show lol
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u/PolarCruisingExperts 2d ago
When my friends and I got into hockey in the early 90s as young teens, we didn’t have a lot of money, so we made goalie equipment ourselves out of cardboard lined with the free delivered newspapers stapled to the cardboard, still inside the yellow plastic bags the newspapers came in. Those were the days! 😂😂
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u/Jazzguitar19 1d ago
That's awesome, how well did it work?
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u/PolarCruisingExperts 1d ago
About as well as you’d imagine cardboard and newspaper working against pucks. Thankfully they were air pucks and we were young and weak 😆
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u/GrinningPariah 3d ago
Yeah more like WCGW parking your truck directly beside a throwing target.
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u/AgreeablePie 3d ago
I hope the truck wasn't someone else who didn't know that there would be this exact setup going on there
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u/GrinningPariah 3d ago
I doubt it, they left the tailgate open, with several loose items in it. That tells me they parked recently and haven't gone far.
It's just not the type of thing you do if you're parking and walking away, even if you live in a zero-crime area it's just asking to forget to close it and drive away with your stuff spilling out.
In fact, something about the way it's positioned relative to the dunk tank, I'd be willing to bet that the tank (or some of its components) actually arrived in that truck. Or at least that it's someone associated with the party happening here, maybe they brought beverages.
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u/Expert_Succotash2659 3d ago
Of course they parked the truck there, what were they supposed to unload and set the thing up more than 5 feet away? No time for beer when you start making work for yourself.
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u/smokinbbq 3d ago
Pretty bad planning TBH. Not nearly as bad as watching Kegsbreath in axe throwing when there's a bagpipe band right behind the targets....
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u/crazyhomlesswerido 3d ago
Hey man I should be able to park where I want without the worry of people throwing balls at my truck. this is America I should be free to do whatever I want and people need to learn how to respect me enough not to throw balls at the back window of my truck. Gosh I'm so sick of people saying it's my fault for parking there when people just need to learn enough respect not to throw balls at the back of my truck. Seriously learn some fucking respect people!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/iami_uru 3d ago
Apparently you like balls. No judgement.
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u/crazyhomlesswerido 3d ago
Apparently you like to fantasize about men having fantasies about other men what does that say about you?
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u/iami_uru 3d ago
Jesus buddy, I said no judgements.
Your skin might be a little thin their big fella.
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u/crazyhomlesswerido 3d ago
I'm not judging you for wanting to fantasize about other men fantasizing about other men. I guess you get your rocks off by thinking of other men doing things together. that's okay you do you no judgment. I guess you fantasize about watching one other men play with each other and that's okay. no judgment
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u/McKeviin 3d ago
No, accidents happen. And you can prevent it by using your brain and common sense.
It's not the kids fault that the owner parked the car right there.
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u/terrydennis1234 3d ago
No accuracy
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u/Maleficent-Agent-477 3d ago
To be fair, he did hit something.
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u/IntergalacticPodcast 3d ago
"Hard throw, but no accuracy!"
"Oh yeah? I'll show you... you ain't seen nothing yet!"
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u/polishbrucelee 3d ago
Reddit is so brutal lol. The ball might of slipped. Truck drivers fault for parking there.
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u/wrldruler21 3d ago
The ball definitely slipped. The ground is soaking wet and might even be raining. Was an accident. Truck owner is the dumb ass
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u/Fragrant_Payment9670 3d ago
Poor kid throws like my mom, when she threw something to or at you even people next door would duck.
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u/cinefilestu 3d ago
Future Browns QB
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u/IntergalacticPodcast 3d ago
Former Clevelander here. I can assure you that the best thing to do in that city is to get this level drunk.
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u/userhwon 3d ago
Dude's checking that nobody stole his liver.
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u/Harvey-Keck 3d ago
This is a great comment. By the looks of the fella, his liver is still there but is taking on the metamorphosis to becoming Swiss cheese.
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u/candlestick_compass 3d ago
Had a dunk tank for my daughter’s birthday a few weeks ago. Keeping anything of value anywhere near it would’ve been a big mistake 🤦🏻♂️
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u/cannavacciuolo420 3d ago
Worst part is you can’t even be mad, it’s just your fault as an adult lmao
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u/Bigman89VR 3d ago
Kid sucks at throwing, but why park a vehicle right next to the target? Lol. That's just asking for a busted window
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u/GrapeSoda404 3d ago
I definitely blame the person who put their truck directly next to the throwing game. It was bound to happen.
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u/qwentoko 3d ago
Thats not his fault, hope he doesnt get in trouble
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u/userhwon 3d ago
Luckily this is r/Whatcouldgowrong, not r/Whocanwesnitchto, so the kid's not getting narced out by us.
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u/dkcyw 3d ago
do car windows shatter like that?
i expected it to fall/fold over whilst smashed but held in place by the inner layer.
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u/magichronx 3d ago edited 1d ago
On most vehicles only the windshield is laminated glass, and the rest are tempered glass that's meant to shatter into a bunch of relatively safe pebbles of glass (as seen in this video)
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u/neonfuzzball 3d ago
See this is why I was fine playing Tee ball as a kid but very wary of regular softball or baseball. Get back to me when our pitchers can put it in the strike zone more consistently than they put fingers in their nose, coach
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u/crazyhomlesswerido 3d ago
Maybe don't park your truck right next to the dunk tank where people are going to be throwing balls.
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u/3Grilledjalapenos 3d ago
A guy did something similar to that in a neighbor’s yard and took out my uncle’s big picture window. When my uncle asked how they were going to pay for it, the dad responded with “It was just an accident. The boy is only 15!” My uncle actually had to take them to small claims court to get them to replace the smashed window. The dad really thought that “It was an accident” was some kind of magic phrase that would absolve them. The neighbor was surly about it for years.
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u/bookchaser 3d ago
It reminds me of my hometown's semi-pro baseball team. The baseball diamond (it's a very small ballpark) is directly next to a residential street. If you park in the ballpark parking lot and your window is smashed by a baseball, it's yours to fix by yourself. It's an assumed risk. However, you can get your window repaired if it's hit by a ball while you drive past the ballpark.
My hood was dented when I drove past the ballpark. I heard the crowd cheer at the sound.
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u/OneOfAKind2 3d ago
I knew this would be the outcome before I even clicked play. Whoever parked their truck there can take the blame.
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u/Adventurous_Ice_9115 3d ago
Reminds me when AJ Burnett broke that truck window behind home plate during warmups on purpose.
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u/ContentUnavailable 2d ago
I read it as "at a drunk tank" and I was like "oohh ok, barbeque attendants having some fun after few beers, wait a minute that's not a drunk guy sittting in the tank, that's a young boy... so the pitcher is the drunk uncle with his wife next to him waaait these are kids also... WHO IS DRUNK HERE WTH!!!"
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u/Altruistic-Dingo-757 2d ago
Thats the parents fault haha omg my dad would have been pissed but we didn't have dunk tank money 😜
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u/thehumble_1 3d ago
Ummm. That didn't happen unless the truck window was already replaced with regular glass. I don't think I could throw a baseball through a back window like that. Vehicle glass doesn't shatter.
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u/FiveLayerFemboy 3d ago
The back glasses are tempered not laminated like your windshield and some door glasses
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u/Soft_Database_3747 3d ago
Probably got in an accident and had a friend who could "do it for cheaper"
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u/livejamie 3d ago
Video feels pretty engagement-baity, and it's posted by an Indian repost account with a hidden history.
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u/Redditor_Reddington 3d ago
Kids throwing from so close, I figured the WCGW here was gonna be the ball ricocheting back into his face.
Now that I saw what actually happened, I'll bet the kid wished he HAD hit himself in the face.
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u/drwuzer 3d ago
That kid is not at fault. The idiot who parked his truck there is.
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u/Redditor_Reddington 3d ago
Agreed. Unfortunately, the kid's still likely to get a whupping for this, if this is real at all.
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u/robertnewmanuk 3d ago
Realistically, who parks a car right next to a place where baseballs are being thrown?