10 Terrifying Close Calls Caught On Security Camera

[@Underworld5s]

This is a repost! The other version was age restricted so we tried to identify the problem and remove the clips(s). Let’s hope it doesn’t happen again 🤞

[@debbieellett9093]

Appreciate your work! You always make my day.😍👏👏👏

[@joeb6723]

Must of had pedo biden in it.

[@viewinghandle]

ok

[@southernfriedwestcoaster]

I appreciate the vids. Do whatever you need to do

[@fredashay]

Shaka. When the walls fell...

[@ClydeManchester]

4:52 man in green is a real hero... tackling lit fireworks in a fireworks store takes takes balls of steel

[@AsmodeusMictian]

Some people are just built differently. This dude apparently was given the balls of a bull :'D

[@thehangmansdaughter1120]

Those firemen did an awesome job. Just 90 seconds! On to it.

[@malec93]

For the fireworks guy, it should have been arson and attempted murder

[@tfrowlett8752]

9:30 if you can literally see the flames from a forest fire from your house, it’s too late to leave, unless the fire is moving very slowly, but that’s pretty rare. I’ve survived several bushfires and you always make preparations to leave long before the fire arrives

[@shaldana]

I live in the mountains, and yeah: this had to have been a flash fire or this family just ignored warnings. I can't believe how many trips they make back and forth in sheer panic. Make a plan, people - you live longer.

[@billolsen4360]

It's spelled "your"

[@tfrowlett8752]

@@billolsen4360 thanks for that, stupid autocorrect changed it

[@stuartfishman719]

Are you Aussie? I lived through 1983 Ash Wednesday 1997 Bushfires & 2007 Black Friday fires & was completely surrounded with fire on all mountains surrounding my town during 2007...you are absolutely correct....if you can see the flames you've run out of time...find somewhere as fire proof as possible & pray....that's all the is to do by then.

[@tfrowlett8752]

@@stuartfishman719 I survived the 2016 Parkerville and the 2021 Worooloo bushfires, both came within 800m of our house

[@80HD8]

Alternate title, "Don't move to China"

[@bluezebra2759]

My social credit isn't high enough anyway

[@2133john]

Hahaha, priceless

[@muhammadanwaral-fatih284]

😂Lmaoo.

[@Ramy-ql3tr]

Or India or USA.

[@christinemather6309]

😅 I just moved to China this year

[@CharlieFarrow07]

Some of these clips gave me anxiety, especially the guy who was hanging off the building. He is so lucky!

[@BeeWhistler]

Very reasonable reaction.

[@willengel2458]

his quick thinking saved his own ass.

[@madyhani]

*Hi friend*

[@ernestweaver9720]

That and Intellect. His Buddy??? Not so much. My Condolences.

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

The girl that tackled that lady as that wall fell is a hero! She saved that persons life.

[@oskar6747]

I hope that lady wasn't an asshole. You have to remember in China to never be the first one to help someone. They might just be trying to get you sued. I hope communist China will someday go down in flames and the Taiwanese government to get back in power as Taiwan is the real original China. Even their official name is Republic of China. We are just too afraid to call it that because fake China has nukes.

[@Hunter225]

I was in Central Florida, when a fire destroyed 3 counties, and almost burned our neighborhood. When the fire got close, everyone in the neighborhood came out . We turned on the water hoses, and soaked every inch of our area, even the tops of the trees. The fire stopped 30 feet from us. We were lucky it worked

[@purplepuff_]

That's terrifying😢

[@Hunter225]

@@purplepuff_ I wasn't scared, though others were. I'm not afraid of anything.

[@newshodgepodge6329]

You were lucky you had enough water pressure.

[@Hunter225]

@@newshodgepodge6329 Yes, my area at time had good pressure all the time. It took 10 minutes for everyone to soak everything. Desperation gives you super powers

[@StickBugger]

1:42 the pilot aligned with the taxiway as he thought that was run 28R because he was at that airport many times and runway 28L was shut down for maintenance, meaning the runway light were turned off. the pilot though run 28R was 28L and mistook the taxiway for 28R. along with an unhealthy dose of human error the air Canada flight and the second plane in queue went within ~10 feet of eachother.

[@kurt8514]

Flight 759 didn't almost land on the wrong runway, they almost landed on a taxiway with 4 aircraft lined up waiting.

[@Luna-nn2yo]

almost Tenerife 2.0....1st plane would been safe aside from flying debris, but the other 3...not so much

[@michellebloch8970]

Thank you for the explanation. I was wondering why 3 or 4 planes would be lined up like that in the middle/end of a runway. Either way I feel like there were some big errors made to not see the runway lights or the lights flashing on the parked planes either until you have practically landed on them already 🤦‍♀️

[@astaraoneill9166]

There will be recording remaining from the ATF. Curious to hear that.

[@b-dub6865]

@@michellebloch8970 Pilots who landed a few minutes before Flight 759 said construction lights on the runway were so bright that they couldn’t visually determine the inbound runway & referred to instrument readings. Another captain said that the planes parked with their taxi lights off, which helped make the taxiway look like the runway.

[@mandywalkden-brown7250]

He continually stuffs up with pertinent facts. Either lazy or just plain dumb. How can one confuse a runway with a taxiway - oh, unless your a pair of Canadian pilots I guess.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

I fell off a 20-30' cliff, into the ocean when I was ~16 years old. I had to save myself, even though I had two friends up above. Undertow and waves were pretty harsh, but I suppose I knew it was up to me to get out before high tide; sun was setting soon. Crazy experience. Jacked up my ankle SUPER badly, lots of skin was shredded by rocks (yet "cleaned" by salt water), and lost my glasses. Harrowing experience, but I kept my wits about me. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@bigbadmojothebulldog]

May I ask where ? Just curious. And also, managing to save yourself in a situation like that at 16 years old says a lot about your character. Glad you’re ok 👍

[@BeeWhistler]

Yeah, a plane flying over a fire in California is trying to put out the fires, not evacuate, bro. Helicopters might be employeed in areas that can’t be escaped by car but planes are very impractical for escaping a fire. Also… you have a funny idea of what a “fun fact” is…

[@elilla331]

#6 linseed oil. Often used for it's plastic-like coating which waterproofs. Its very cheap and very flammable while curing. So volatile it can self-ignite from wind blowing across it's surface.

[@jason3421]

I learned in a building trades class I took that you never use compressed air to clean spilled oil because the rush of oxygen could touch it off. With that in mind, your suggestion seems very plausible. Talk about a freak accident! Wow!

[@elilla331]

@@jason3421You got good advice. We use linseed oil a lot around the farm for curing the wooden part of tools. Even the rags can self-combust in a closed container, stuff is crazy exothermic. But humanity has been using it since antiquity because it's just so good.

[@rick5078]

was about to say the same. Boiled linseed oil is indeed the most likely culprit. Maybe they used a rag to protect the furniture from getting marred by the straps but forgot the rag had boiled linseed oil on it. Rags allow the wind to pass through it, exposing a larger surface area to the wind causing it to dry very fast, triggering the spontaneous combustion of the boiled linseed oil. That is also why it is always recommended to leave the soaked rags in a fire proof container, far away from flammable materials so that if the rags spontaneously combust, they can burn safely without risk of igniting anything else.

[@nikiTricoteuse]

Ah. That explains what happened when l worked at a wee art-house cinema a few years ago. The woodworking shop that backed onto the cinema had been closed for hours when we had to evacuate cos of a fire starting in some rags they were using to polish their wooden rocking horses.

[@elilla331]

@@nikiTricoteuse Yep. Lot of the stuff we use in woodworking whether it's stain, linseed oil, shellac, or varnish, durathane/urethane/etc., can all self-combust. Always toss your rags into a burn bucket just in case. When I was in grade 6 I think, we had woodshop and the old fellow there showed us kids just how easily it could happen by tossing three rags into a bucket at the start of class then walking away. At the end of class 55 minutes later, the rags had started smoldering all on their own. Very ingenious way to teach all of us, and that memory is still clear to this day almost 35 years later. Sadly most schools even middle schools here in Canada have long since gutted anything vocational like that. Our kids learned it because we home school, the neighbors kids who are the same age, they haven't even learned home finance in grade 7.

[@SMTRodent]

Great narration!

[@Happybidr]

This is the best channel on KZbin. Of course, the videos are great, but the announcer is perfect and the writing is so very interesting and compelling. Thanks for doing such a great job.

[@missybecka4701]

Grew up in Santa Clarita. I absolutely do not miss the fires or earthquakes. I remember growing up how every summer they're were fires that came so close to our house. Moved after the Northridge quake.

[@Man.Well93]

oh that didnt happen becka

[@leslieschott754]

I left the Bay Area because of winds 365 days of the year, and earthquakes!

[@leeneufeld4140]

You can't hold the road responsible. The road doesn't have agency. If anyone was responsible, it would have to be the road maintenance people for that district.

[@WOAIncredibleMoments]

Truly remarkable! You bring the most extraordinary moments to life.

[@YuebeiGuo]

On the green wall that fell, It said: Safety is guaranteed 😂

[@Jubbable]

I have watched alot of your videos and China seems to take 4 to 5 spots in each one.

[@MarksArk1]

Agreed. If you removed China from a lot of Underworld vids there wouldn't be much entertainment left to view.

[@Cat_herders]

I think our lives are full of near misses. We just hardly ever recognize it.

[@Man.Well93]

you mean near hits.

[@Cat_herders]

@@craigslist474 same with heads up when we mean duck.

[@snakehandler87]

#6 Those firefighters are awesome!

[@newshodgepodge6329]

I don't know what KZbin was on its high horse about this time. But the first time you uploaded this video I was almost halfway through it when it crashed because you privatized it. Glad it's finally back up.

[@nikiTricoteuse]

From the pinned comment of the uploader, l'm guessing they privatised it to avoid youtube penalties while they fixed the problem, because youtube age restricted it.

[@newshodgepodge6329]

@@nikiTricoteuse That part I already knew. But since it crashed before I got to the section that supposedly offended KZbin's delicate sensibilities I can't tell what was edited, unlike last time when I saw the whole video through before KZbin got on their soap box.

[@PatriciaDILLON-o8x]

Mother of 6 ,making spaghetti. Boiling water on electric stove,going to pick up pan to add more water.Just as I went to pick it up,my hair all over my body stood up.I backed away and that thing blew up,I'm not a screamer,I flew over to my neighbors screaming at the top of my lungs.He ran over unplugged it. It had a short evidently and blew a huge hole in it.Never ever will I cook on electric again.Also when I was a kid,lightning came through the window and struck our stove where my mom and I had both been standing.

[@rncine]

Thank you for this incredible video, seeing is believing 👍

[@Funthomass11]

Big respect and thanks for pronouncing the czech names almost perfectly! 🙂👍

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

That fireworks kid shouldn't just get charged with arson. Attempted murder should also be added, multiplied by the number of people in that store at that time. If the firework had set off the ones on those shelves, the entire place could have gone up faster than anyone could escape.

[@Man.Well93]

attempted murder it clearly is not. just homicide bro, basically very harmless prank bro.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

@@Man.Well93 Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

[@MrYfrank14]

The plane trying to land ontop of other planes, on another site they said the crash was avoided when one of the planes on the ground realized what was happening and turned on his lights. Although the pilot wasn't smart enough to check the dozen or so lights and markings that tell him where to, and not to land, he was smart enough to know the lights meant there was a plane in front of him.

[@Capt-Intrepid]

“Here's a phrase that apparently the airlines simply made up: near miss. They say that if 2 planes almost collide, it's a near miss. Bullshit, my friend. It's a near hit! A collision is a near miss. [WHAM! CRUNCH!] "Look, they nearly missed!" "Yes, but not quite.” ― George Carlin

[@Magpie_Media]

I like to think this is a glass half full/half empty situation, mixed with a little mis-education, Backwards thinking, and that "Hell no, I aint gone done nothing to nobody" thing that some people do when trying to deny something, (That the only thing that goes through their mind s that they're trying to say "No" so they put no EVERYWHERE.. and the sentence that follows is a double negative, triple negative, and the rare Quadruple negative sentences). You're suppose to be pessimist if you're thinking that a glass is half empty, and it's running out. An Optimist if you say it's half full, still half left. Ideally, You'd want to say "Look, the plane nearly hit!" optimist-tone because you're glad they didn't hit. and You're happy that the glass isn't emptying all over the streets with flying corpses and jet engine parts. but what tends to happen is that the average Joe in the streets would say "Look, the plane nearly hit!" in an excited manner, and his friend standing next to him would say "Why are you excited? Did you want them to hit?" Yes. Because I want to live in a world where Tim Burton is God, and the creator of all things. So what happens, or has happened, is somebody, somewhere sat around a table with a bunch of friends and discussed at length what, and how, people should refer to planes nearly hitting. and one person ejaculated with excitement, and was immediately kicked out of the room for public indecency. and another guy exclaimed "Hey, Why don't we just not say the word 'hit', Let's not conjure up the image of the planes hitting, Avoid using "hit" altogether and we'll refer to any planes that nearly hit and a "near miss". and everybody else agreed. and that's that. Anyway..

[@billolsen4360]

George knew what was what

[@timweather3847]

Nonsense, there is a big difference between ‘nearly missed’ and ‘near miss’ (as opposed to missing by a significant distance).

[@Capt-Intrepid]

@@timweather3847 Do you know about George Carlin?

[@rickhorwell7225]

The Air Canada flight Was not landing on the wrong runway but on a taxi way.

[@drrocketman7794]

Arson. Try arson on an occupied structure, which is on the same level as attempted murder.

[@DisassemblyDrone5260]

For a second there I thought the yellow truck gotten no-clipped into the Backrooms Just a normal day in California 8:59

[@joshjones3408]

The frist one was al most Tanner riff.... real close

[@StAlphonsusHasAPosse]

Dont forget about the sinkholes that open up in Florida

[@julianaylor4351]

That one that swallowed a house and the man in it, has opened again. 😱

[@keridoll30]

I was dumbfounded when I realize nobody came out of the car and rushed to see if the man who got hit by the crane was OK they moved so slowly.

[@nopandakit8051]

Impressive pronunciations!

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

That’s what I’ve noticed! He does a great job pronouncing a lot of these places!

[@bababaaa1403]

True talent is the ability to spot the humor in everyday life!

[@koriw1701]

0:36 You didn't show the "near miss" of the airplanes. My question is, *whose error caused the plane to attempt landing on the wrong runway?* A mistake made by the pilot would be immediately reported to the NTSB because airport would want to clear their names of the error because airports have their own scoring systems. If it took 24 hours before *anyone* notified them, this implies that air traffic control was in the wrong. Traffic would never wait before reporting such a mistake unless they *needed* the Blackbox recording to overwrite itself.

[@ca1imer0]

But still, the pilots was trying to land on the taxiway...

[@rick5078]

the near miss is shown at 1:07

[@dekin819]

A near-miss is a hit, I nearly missed you

[@oReGZo]

at 6:23 if you turn your screen the country looks like an alien haha

[@LightBlueVans]

i used to think this was an AI channel but the effort you put forth to pronounce names and locations correctly is what made me realize you aren’t. anyways, it’s appreciated and i commend your extreme efforts in doing so!

[@jason3421]

I can't help but notice many of your clips seem to come from China. Makes me glad I don't live there.

[@OutletVibes]

4:17 Happened in Harris County, where this morning a Sheriff Deputy was shot by 2 men. Gives you an idea of the area.

[@madyhani]

*Hi friend, nice video*

[@mikeh8228]

Note how many of these incidents were in China....lower building standards and safety codes are a lot of the cause. In the USA, that wall once part of a building would have been demolished with the building, and the bricks likely recycled, not just left standing!

[@punkinsal]

When that wall fell it looked like the center of the road cracked at the same time. It could have been an earthquake

[@kristiefeldman2684]

What i would really really really like to see is a security cam video or two the number 2 where an appointment manager calls a police officer and security officer when an accident accers.

[@julianaylor4351]

Last summer a railway embankment a couple of miles away from me, I live in North West London, caught fire after rail overhead lines shorted in the extreme summer heat....it seems vegetation fires are getting way too common. 😒

[@Man.Well93]

who cares.... yawn.... yawwwwn..........

[@julianaylor4351]

@@Man.Well93 Wait until something like that happens to you.....🙄

[@me-ro1me]

The guy that fell from climbs-to the lower level, something like that happened to my father when I was a kid he was a Iron worker and they had finished a job on the smoke stack it was built to the height of 100 feet my father had gone up to do the inspection and he somehow fell off and wasn’t hook to his safety harness he was falling a 100 feet ! He was falling with his legs not down so he new he had to get his legs down , he had parachuted when he was young man because he served in the Korean War , he ended up breaking one of his legs that snapped at the ankle and the bone went through the skin so he had pins and grafts done to his broken leg and he lived to live a long life 😊

[@CC-kg8ce]

Do you have any close calls featuring China?

[@benjamintan2733]

In the bonus video, ironically, the Chinese word "安全有保证" which means safety is guaranteed if you take it literally. Of course, this is an ad for an investment scheme that means the investment has protection guaranteed. Still, quite the ironic. I just laughed non-stop.

[@barbeonline351]

Gas vs. Electric stove injuries: Folks are more careful around gas stoves? Hardly. Maybe it is because there are twice as many electric stoves in use compared to gas (in the US).

[@Wally97523]

When I was naval aircrew we went to Cam Rahn Bay, Viet Nam. It was a huge facility and our pilot landed on the taxiway. Luckily it wasn’t being used at the time.

[@AlexMiller_3101]

nice

[@csmith563]

I've evacuated from several wildfires. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, have a bag handy to load up Medications and an EVACUATION Bag!

[@rodolfocastellanos6136]

Oh wow

[@mt_baldwin]

Yes that jet came to 60 feet above the ground while the tail of a 747 is 64 feet off the ground! Plus that measurement for how low the plane came is only measuring from the bottom of the plane and doesn't include the landing gear, which would've been down as it was landing. The point here is that it came more than low enough to hit another plane.

[@JessicaHoney9519]

good

[@ExtrEEm_ten_random]

Nice

[@Man.Well93]

why even comment that

[@ExtrEEm_ten_random]

Why not @@Man.Well93

[@AstroWorldObjectCosmos]

10:59 This is exactly why I don't use a Gas Stove and never will own one

[@Tigerpanzer6666]

thats not a truck 9:39

[@Austin.D]

Why are most of these in China?

[@MementoMori0915]

My question is why didn’t the neighbourhood evacuate sooner when they saw the wildfire!? 😳 Here in Australia, as soon as Summer hits the government tells us to “make a fire plan”, even if you don’t see the flames and only the smoke, get ready to move! If you leave it too late not only are you putting your life on the line but you can cause extreme inconvenience and damage to firefighters/trucks, with the thick smoke neither of you can see very far and it can cause a major accident, it’s better to leave extremely early then too late. 🙁 There is a reason our fire season slogan is “PREPARE. ACT. SURVIVE”

[@atticusvilly888]

So many people buying fireworks! 😡😡😡😡

[@deadproxerator1225]

1:52 What happened was 1 of the runways were closed. the pilot thought that the tarmac the other planes were waiting in was the runway ATC was talking about so they went to land on it. they realized last second and I think they almost stalled the plane trying to pull up, So no. The Cockpit voice recorder was not erased and No, It was not recording over itself

[@dcptiv]

9:00 was not an emergency evacuation.. they had time to pack belongings into suitcases.

[@Verridith]

During fire season, most folks who live in fire prone areas prepare to evacuate long before a fire actually starts anywhere nearby. First rule of living in the southwest- at least have a go bag for emergencies just like this! Sometimes those fires can appear and overrun a ridge within minutes, so you gotta be prepared to flee at a moment's notice.

[@seancarter6492]

.... My 14 year old phone can record more than that freakin' black box. That's just pathetic lol.

[@woody5109]

Air Canada flight, the pilot was French and spoke little English. It’s typical here in Canada, disgusting but typical.

[@JARJCC97]

why on #7 did you have Taiwan part of mainland china

[@LadyTarasque]

I'm paranoid of gas stoves... go figures the place my bro moved into has one :' ) the way that guy took risk to use the pillar to get down to safety.. he's got guts, luck, and skills o-O

[@starleighmagnus]

Bit random but....what is the music playing in the background? I like it and would like to listen to it without the narration over it 😊

[@kevinwallis2194]

Grass and brush fires are nothing let alone the small amount of acreage that was burnt. We have at least 3 big forest fires around me, one of which just crossed the California oregon boarder into oregon. Kelly fire is up to 65 thousand acres as I type. We have at least 1 per year near me. It’s so Smokey and warm the leaves of everyone’s plants are wilting.

[@PatriciaDILLON-o8x]

At least with gas you can smell it,or have it checked.

[@flipnap2112]

so the tape was "conveniently erased".. suggesting foul play.. but then you explain it took so long to be reported the data recorded over itself..

[@WordOnWheels]

The first one is wrong, it was not on a runway, they were about to land on the taxiway, the taxiway is NOT a runway. Its like saying a car was driving on the wrong road when infact it was driving on the footpath. A footpath and a road are 2 totally different things.

[@kojikicklighter371]

Wait until EV battery fires become common. You'll have lots of video to choose from. They take around 24 hours to put out.

[@Mr.Robert1]

Don't hold your breath. Do you know how many years hybrids have been on the road? How many years straight electric cars have been on the road? The Battery Technology is improving not getting worse. I hate them but that's what it is.

[@rogerwilcojr]

@@Mr.Robert1 There will always be cheap battery fires from China.

[@Aziza_Nyxie_Jynx_Ashling]

That ‘wrong runways story being the closest near mis of the decade is wrong, I was on a a flight where they accidentally had 2 planes taking off that would have collided had 1 of the planes (the plane I was on) had not put the brakes on just before the wheels lifted off, everyone slammed forward (thank god we all were wearing our seatbelts) the had to go around and then we say for 30 mins so the pilot could calm down, it was a red eye flight from Atlanta to Hawaii, Hawaiian airlines flight. The pilot literally said “thank god we were able to stop!” Then nothing else for that 30 mins and only then did they tell us what had almost happened, that they had the two planes taking off in a way where if we had taken off we would have slammed into the other planes side, like T boned them? I believe is what it’s called.

[@timothystockman7533]

That Air Canada airplane flew its final toward a taxiway, it wasn't even a runway! The pilots ignored multiple clues: (1) They weren't on the ILS beam. (2) Runway lights are white, taxiway lights are blue. (3) There were 4 airplanes sitting on the approach end of the "runway".

[@douglaswilkinson5700]

It is illegal to allow the cockpit voice and flight data recorders to continue recording post incident. The pilot should have pulled the circuit breakers on both to stop the recorders.

[@mikeh8228]

But then he would have likely been fired and blacklisted!

[@douglaswilkinson5700]

@@mikeh8228 So true! NTSB does note whether the pilot flying follows its rules and that fact appears in their final report.

[@AndersPuschel]

8:27: "California wildfires are among the scariest sights on earth." Whoever wrote that clearly hasn't met my mother-in-law.

[@yapbielian7803]

Harihari bergitunja panasnja rumputnja keringnja anginnja sepoi bisa kenanja kebakarannja iyaLah

[@darcybrummett7004]

16:28 That was not a coincidence! He was meant to be where he was at that exact time.

[@eternalvoid974]

Year 7462: An accidental creation of a black hole at Cern causes a planetary evacuation.

[@dharvell]

8:12 - "We're not sure what caused the fire, but we can take a guess..." Really? Wet paint? That's your best guess? 9:41 - "The clip ends with a plane flying overhead. They were either evacuating or spraying the ground with flame retardant." Right, because there are neighborhood planes that take off from the streets to evacuate the residents. Do you guys actually think before writing the copy for these videos?

[@RegDoyle-id1hf]

Does wet paint light easily when wen, I don't think so, but I'm not sure ?????

[@ArkhamHedler]

Not all electric stoves are slow or dangerous, induction stoves are faster than gas stoves and are safer as they only heat the pan and not the stove "burner".

[@yapbielian7803]

Ini lagi nampaknja kebakarnja rumahnja orangnja lihatnja bisa takutinja ayo cepat larikan tempatmja iyaLah

[@tubeyou222100]

The first time I've actually seen a Chinese fire "drill"😮😂

[@mikeh8228]

actually was pretty efficient and effective! HA HA

[@rpgbb]

Underworld couldn’t exist with China 🤣

[@ziglaya4293]

The CVR of the pilots in the planes that were on the ground is available on YT. It was actually another pilot that alerted Air Traffic Control the Canadian plane was coming in on the wrong runway.

[@Jaker2123]

11:03 holy shit that lady was lucky she left when she did!!!!

[@Jadyra]

Harrison Ford has landed on a wrong runway. Actually it wasn't even a runway but on of the routes used to GET to the runway.

[@yapbielian7803]

Jangankan pakainja kartonnja bisa bergerakkan banjirnja bisa jalankan iyaLah

[@Alistair.Althea]

Those three idiots in the fireworks shop.. They could have caused the murder of those customers if things had gone south >.

[@Krookavan]

I would sooner get burned from an electric hob than have my face blown off !

[@williamrussell9601]

Amazing how the Chines just stand and watch, with no one running to help!

[@bigbadmojothebulldog]

Well I’m never leaving my house again…

[@Parascuba]

Notice most close call happens at china.

[@cindyellis765]

I realize that plenty of crazy and dangerous stuff happens in the U.S. as well. However, these videos remind me that we’re still in way better shape than many others across the globb.

[@Man.Well93]

except for your epidemic of karens and gold diggers.

[@mikeh8228]

yep, the world is turning into a globb due to incompetence!