[renjr]

.... Lot s of unanswered questions here, starting with "why" ...

[Tiburon]

Originally Posted by wickedlara ↗

Young people getting killed is the ultimate reminder of our destiny. It reinforces the fact that it can come at any moment or time. Whether we are twelve or ninety, it is stalking us, and it will get us, by crushing bus, vicious dog, or the slow erosion of age on flesh. The end is the same.

Besides, this kid is not complaining that we laugh at his slapstick attempt to escape the grim reaper. He is beyond our ability to hurt.

Sounds like you've been watching too many Final Destination movies . I know you're trying to be poetic about death, but it just sounds so forced.

Death is not the boogie man waiting to pounce. It's just an inevitability, it happens and that's it. Dunno why people glorify it so much and make it seem like a mystical force we should fear.

Actions have consequences, sometimes the consequence is death.

[wickedlara]

Originally Posted by Tiburon ↗

Sounds like you've been watching too many Final Destination movies . I know you're trying to be poetic about death, but it just sounds so forced.

Death is not the boogie man waiting to pounce. It's just an inevitability, it happens and that's it. Dunno why people glorify it so much and make it seem like a mystical force we should fear.

Actions have consequences, sometimes the consequence is death.

I know you are trying to sound profound, but this a weak misreading. Personifying death doesn't make it real. It is just a tool to enhance understanding.

Death is somewhat mystical (in the sense that we don't understand it). We are programmed, like nearly all living things, by evolution to fear death. So those who don't fear it are either perverting their natures or lying. Do you fear death?

"Actions have consequences"? Wow!! Deep! Have you told Newton about this action/ reaction discovery of yours?

[wickedlara]

Originally Posted by renjr ↗

.... Lot s of unanswered questions here, starting with "why" ...

God's will. Anymore questions? Same answer.

[John Doenut]

He saw the dog, but didn't see the fucking bus.

[Matzvey]

Mans best friend? Hmmm

[Pyramid_Head]

That was just a horrible escape attempt.

[Hobbslefthand]

I don't think this guy went under the bus.
Round about the 0:40 mark you can see what I presume is him run out from behind the bus and down the road, almost in line with a black 4x4 from the angle of the camera.

[Hobbslefthand]

So, not dead but a very near miss.

[LERK]

Originally Posted by Hobbslefthand ↗

So, not dead but a very near miss.

good eye.