[shitfly]

Just because he wasn't turning fast doesn't mean that the shaft wasn't. If whatever material being wrapped provided enough resistance to slow him down, but not the machinery.


It's hard to tell on my phone.

[pokerplay]

in his spare time he was....a rapper.

[tech99]

lol at people saying this is survivable. by the time that machine is done with him his spine will be as floppy as a wet noodle.

[AWOL655321]

You ain’t lying about that shit pal. Nothing like shin pain

[William May]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Yeah, unless the big ol' white sheets of paper turn red, I tend to think these are survivable unless they show the guy bent and tangled into an impossible geometry, or his entire body completely de-gloved with all skin and muscle still stuck in the machine and all organs and bones ejected into a big meat pile nearby like in that one classic video on DR we saw. Only then do I usually make the assumption, "Okay, I think this might have been fatal."

You're just a pessimist!

[AngelAssassin]

Originally Posted by Necrotic Bowel ↗

The Mummy! 1932, with Boris Karloff.

[docfr8]

Still playing with monkey bars

[Bletch]

”Did him survive?”

[Lamawaaiema]

No high speed spinning is necessary for this to be lethal. Every turn the wrap becomes a bit tighter. He’ll breathe out screaming, but can’t breathe in again.

[akham]

I guess that's just how they roll in that workplace ...