WTF thread

[MTK]

Move over Joey T and Alex Smith, the worst sports injury I've seen, my lord

Auburn Gymnast Sam Cerio Severely Injured Both Her Legs In A Gruesome Landing Accident [Graphic]

[mredskins]

Damn that almost looked fake. That is so sad for her. Plus WTF; how long does it take to get a medic out there.

Best source for WTF:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/

[mooby]

Yeah Matty that shit was terrible, feel bad for that girl because that's a ton of rehab right there. Also, if we're going to start off with gruesome sports injuries here's a pair of all-timers:

Kevin Ware:


Gordon Hayward:

[mredskins]

Gordon Hayward is just now getting back to form, that was a long road for recovery.

[MTK]

This Oil Spill Has Been Leaking Into The Gulf For 14 Years

[Giantone]

Notre Dame Cathedral burning to the ground in France,........so sad!

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Notre Dame Cathedral burning to the ground in France,........so sad!

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/notre-d...r-cross-paris/

Cross and alter unscathed? in essentially a wood oven

[MTK]

Is there anything more dumb than someone dying by selfie? Seems to be a thing lately, people falling off cliffs, clock towers, etc. Unreal.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by MTK

Is there anything more dumb than someone dying by selfie? Seems to be a thing lately, people falling off cliffs, clock towers, etc. Unreal.

Definitely agree.

[Chico23231]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9VZqCrTQhz8

Best thing ever

[mooby]

The good lord done declared a private jet is the only way to fly.

[Chico23231]

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/30/healt...-bn/index.html

A vampire facial, also known as a plasma-rich protein facial, involves injecting nutrient-rich plasma into the skin on your face using a tool called a micro-needling pen. That plasma typically comes from your own blood.

When done safely and properly, a vampire facial should not expose clients to any such blood-borne infections and is promoted to rejuvinate the face so the skin looks younger, experts say.

Yet if the micro-needling pen or any other equipment is not properly disposed of or sterilized between facials, that could expose patients to potential blood-borne infections, as what was seen in New Mexico, Dr. Ehsan Ali, a board-certified internal medicine physician known as the Beverly Hills Concierge Doctor, said last year. Ali was not involved in the New Mexico cases.


are people seriously this hard up to look good to do dumb shit like this?

[metalskins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/30/healt...-bn/index.html

A vampire facial, also known as a plasma-rich protein facial, involves injecting nutrient-rich plasma into the skin on your face using a tool called a micro-needling pen. That plasma typically comes from your own blood.

When done safely and properly, a vampire facial should not expose clients to any such blood-borne infections and is promoted to rejuvinate the face so the skin looks younger, experts say.

Yet if the micro-needling pen or any other equipment is not properly disposed of or sterilized between facials, that could expose patients to potential blood-borne infections, as what was seen in New Mexico, Dr. Ehsan Ali, a board-certified internal medicine physician known as the Beverly Hills Concierge Doctor, said last year. Ali was not involved in the New Mexico cases.


are people seriously this hard up to look good to do dumb shit like this?

I don't know about this particular treatment, but I have to say, I have a phobia of growing older - looking older. I mean, obviously, I want to keep living, but I don't want to be old if that makes sense? If I thought there was a sure, fire way of looking like I'm 20 years old when I'm 60 - a way in which it was healthy, I would most certainly do it.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by metalskins

I don't know about this particular treatment, but I have to say, I have a phobia of growing older - looking older. I mean, obviously, I want to keep living, but I don't want to be old if that makes sense? If I thought there was a sure, fire way of looking like I'm 20 years old when I'm 60 - a way in which it was healthy, I would most certainly do it.

I have rarely seen anyone that used artificial means to look younger not have some type of strange unnatural look to them. You can pretty much tell a mile away if someone has had a facelift. I wonder if some of those people think they are really fooling anyone? I think many would look better if they left themselves alone.

[metalskins]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

I have rarely seen anyone that used artificial means to look younger not have some type of strange unnatural look to them. You can pretty much tell a mile away if someone has had a facelift. I wonder if some of those people think they are really fooling anyone? I think many would look better if they left themselves alone.

My wife had a nose job back years ago. If she had never told me about the nose job, I would have never known. You can't tell she had plastic surgery. I think if it's minor changes, like one nose job and maybe a nip and tuck here and there, that's fine. It's when you get the people who have several nose jobs, botox , and basically looks like joker after awhile.