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You can post images depicting blood, that aren’t sufficient enough of their own thread here.


a collision between two vechicles being the victims fault because his brakes failed (?)

he was wearing a seat belt but the airbags did not deploy

the other driver was unscathed.

fascinating images , spaced out aimless eyes similar tosimone’s thread

[Awake47]

looks like it hurts

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shot in the face

[Hogmann]

Nice post Avery. Good job.

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Originally Posted by Hogmann ↗

Nice post Avery. Good job.

thx, though I’m afraid this thread is going to die wo me being here

[Pyramid_Head]

Both look like they were very lucky to survive, ouch!

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Gun-wielding L K had been on a group hunt in forests near Chelm, southeast Poland, when he came across the terrified animal hiding in some bushes.

Video shows him walking towards the stag with his weapon raised, with the camera showing the first-person perspective of K. All of a sudden, the animal bursts out of the undergrowth at break-neck speeds straight at the camera, and rams the hunter in the face with its antlers leaving him with horrific injuries.

K, along with the camera, is spun and flung to the ground, with the hunter letting out an audible gasp of pain before swearing in Polish. As the stag charges off, K is left lying on the ground with a severely damaged eye, and blood splashed over the forest floor.

Photos later posted by the hunter on social media show him with blood pouring out his damaged eye and running down his face. Another shows his hunting rifle lying on the ground, also covered in blood. After being discovered by fellow hunters, K - who runs a hunting blog - was rushed to hospital where he underwent extensive surgery to both his eye and the crown of his head.

A fellow blogger from a site called wildmen.pl said: 'L tried to avoid the stag and managed to take a step to the left, which may have saved his life. 'Fortunately, the eye muscles and nerves are intact and the puffiness is getting smaller.*We must remember that any animal, regardless of its size, will attack when it feels threatens.*As you can see, a charging stag can be a great threat to a hunter.'

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[Faust]

What a boss!